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[Blue Frost]

I know some grownups that need those.

[Blue Frost]

In that short moment he was the luckiest man alive.

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In that short moment he was the luckiest man alive.

Timing is everything.

[Blue Frost]

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[Blue Frost]

That's the media for you, it's alright if Dems do it, but not a Republican. The should be called Hypocrats because the hypocrisy.

[Tribrid Vampire]

4" screws to kick proof your door.

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[Mel Gibson]

4" screws to kick proof your door.

Those will do nothing to prevent a kick-in... Either the door or the frame will still easily break with a good kick. You really want to reinforce the door and frame with something like the StrikeMaster II: https://www.homedepot.com/p/StrikeMaste ... ype=drawer

[Blue Frost]

4" screws to kick proof your door.
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Good start, that will at least slow someone down so you can prepare.
They do make a metal piece that goes straight down the door frame which works better.
Also a class A style lock would go well with the system, those are commercial locks which are stronger than residential ones.
It adds up to a lot of money securing the doors, but windows are what thieves go for.

[Mel Gibson]

The door should be reinforced as well. I can show you a picture of my back door, which must've been booted in at one time (and then repaired by previous homeowner). Eventually I'll replace my doors and frames, and something like the StrikeMaster II I linked above addresses both door and frame issues.

[Blue Frost]

I like a steel door, or solid hardwood, I steel frame would be nice also if you can get one.
I have a steel back door, it's insulated, and 6 inch hardened screws hitting two studs.

[Mel Gibson]

Here's my door that was booted at one time, and subsequently repaired by previous homeowner. If you reinforce only the frame, your door will just split when booted...

[Mel Gibson]

I like a steel door, or solid hardwood, I steel frame would be nice also if you can get one.
I have a steel back door, it's insulated, and 6 inch hardened screws hitting two studs.

The StrikeMaster II kit addresses the door weakness also. For under $100 bucks, I'd say it's a worthwhile investment!

[Blue Frost]

need something like this, but there is better.

[Mel Gibson]

need something like this, but there is better.

StrikeMaster II is like this... One channel is for the door, and the other channel is for the frame! Relatively cheap to buy, and appears simple enough to install!

[Blue Frost]

Yeah that's the type I was talking about, it's really the best option cost wise for a start on securing your home.
It's not perfect, but most likely someone will hears them trying to break in.

[Tribrid Vampire]

Here's my door that was booted at one time, and subsequently repaired by previous homeowner. If you reinforce only the frame, your door will just split when booted...

You living by yourself in a secluded place need a gun.

[Blue Frost]

Needs a good big dog, or dogs.