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Best High Security Door Locks for UK Homes (2026 Buyer’s Guide)

Home security in the UK has changed fast. Burglars are using more sophisticated methods, insurers are tightening requirements, and cheap door locks simply aren’t keeping up. If you’re upgrading your home security in 2026, choosing the right


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Why Front Doors Are Still the Main Target for Break-Ins

When homeowners think about break-ins, they often picture smashed windows or stealthy intruders sneaking around the back. But most burglaries start in the most obvious place: the front door.

Even with better security awareness and new technology, the front door remains the most common entry point for r...


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This £50 Upgrade Could Drastically Improve Your Home Security and Save You Thousands

Most UK burglaries don’t involve smashed windows or dramatic break-ins — they start at the front door. In many cases, criminals use a fast, quiet method called lock snapping, exploiting weak or outdated euro ...


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Are Your Windows as Secure as Your Doors?

When it comes to home security, doors usually get the most attention. Solid frames, strong locks, and visible reinforcements all help doors feel secure.

Windows, however, are often overlooked.

That imbalance matters. In many ho...


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The Most Common Entry Points Used in UK Burglaries

Most burglaries in the UK don’t involve forced doors, smashed glass, or elaborate planning. In reality, many break-ins happen because a home presents an easy, low-risk opportunity — often through poorly secured doors or overlooked access points.

Understandin...


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