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Ah. I was definitely there in body.

Doubt it will make a difference. Currently don't have burglar bars on anything except the main bedroom.

Ah, it will only be the bedrooms side of the house. Not to worried about my premium as it's already low

Not that obvious... What do I need to check with them, do you mean on the product itself?

I don't have much say - I get shown a picture from pintrest, and am told "that's what we want"

Only non-maintenance DIYing I've done was in 2016, my office as below :( Busy with my wife's baby room - it'll have some interesting DIY features  :clap:

Thanks - we have minimal space in our garage, very narrow - struggle to fit in both cars, so I have to park them each evening - looking at moving all the small things to the front - so these might be an option.

I'm not too worried about them being cut through if they're alarmed. The area behind them outside will also be covered by beams. If someone wants in, they'll eventually get in no matter what you have protecting your house (given time) I've also read they become brittle over time.

How strong are those wall brackets? Thinking of using them in the garage.

Trying to get as much input as possible. We currently have metal bars in our bedroom - but as my wife is expecting - we now have to extend this to the other bedrooms, however, I really do not want to go with metal bars, I hate the feeling of living in a cage. Anyone have opinions on the clear...

Its been open a few months, might not look like it from the outside. Don't expect any decent service though.

Exactly this - there are probably five companies in Cape Town that'll employ a white male at my level. Three of which only do international work. I've been pressing the emigration route for awhile now - my wife has yet to budge. Paying the price for generations before me.

I sell things on gumtree - and I ignore about 80% of buyers. 1.) I don't respond to call requests. Its usually a waste of my time - and not worth the money. 2.) I don't respond to ridiculous offers,. 3.) I don't respond to people who start with a long story about how its too expensive. 4.) If...

Getting 3 exactly

Thanks Chris -  took the wheel out so I could manually open the door - is the red button on the lock itself supposed to work even without power? Re: testing - there is power on the actual wiring - 12v when the external button is pressed. Haven't checked with it connected to the coil. I'll do so.

Tried different spots in the room - even the crawling around "trick".... much the same. Played around with the sub configuration last night - and ended up with terrible sounding bass, basically the complete opposite of what I had.  Maybe its the configuration on the sub? I moved the subs from...

Back on my cisa lock... Took it off to redo the door, which came out ok... Now putting it back, it doesn't work. The red button on the lock also doesn't work, does that need electricit?? I would have thought not. If I measure the wiring coming into the lock, they read 12v when the external...

That was my initial thought, reset the subs settings to factory positions and took it from there. There is bass, it's just not deep ground shaking bass.

Before and after. Pictures might answer some questions. So some slight changes, display cabinet on right instead of book shelf, wine rack on cabinet on left. The subs were recently moved to see if it helps. (And yes, a rug as per pic)

The stuff mixed with 24 carat gold? Unfortunately not.