Keep Patio Furniture From Being Stolen

Anchoring your furniture down depends on what the furniture is made of and what surface it is on.

Keep patio furniture from being stolen. It wasnt expensive but shes worried bc she doesnt have fence itll get stolen. Some neighbors had their patio furniture stolen a few weeks ago too. The wind can be a fickle friend.

Outdoor furniture and equipment often carries a high price tag but goes ignored when it comes to home security. If it is on a hard surface like wood or concrete you could screw it down using the appropriate screw for that surface. Dont get caught in the disheartening position of walking out to your patio meat and corn-on-the-cob in hand only to discover that your grill is gone.

There are still solutions out there to secure your outdoor furniture to your patio. When you secure your patio furniture make sure its to something that cant be cut or lifted easily. Thieves dont like to been seen.

Nevertheless I think you should just explain to her that any piece of furniture that she gets for the patio could be stolen because anything is possible. I dont want to pour concrete or anything to ground it. We recommend using furniture covers instead of placing weights directly on your furniture as this can devalue your furnishing.

Keep yard gates closed and locked when your not home or when your not in view of your outdoor furniture. She lives in a good town but is on a corner and the street is fairly busy. This will deter thieves from attempted to steal your patio furniture as theyll either have to cut the cord very hard to do or haul it away all at once nearly impossible.

But if you have. One moment youre basking in a breeze that borders on tropical and the next moment your chasing your patio furniture down the street as a tempest rolls out of nowhere. According to the National Barbecue Association 81 percent of Americans own barbecue grills a staggering number of potential charcoal and propane units ready to be snatched if left unprotected.