Security Gate Pricing

D3x! said:
have seen 2 guys do it with a pole in about 2 minutes, bend up enough sections to go under
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For sure.. but it's 2 minutes they wasted getting into the property... in my area armed response usually takes 3 to 5 minutes to respond so they may catch the guys
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ToxicBunny said:
For sure.. but it's 2 minutes they wasted getting into the property... in my area armed response usually takes 3 to 5 minutes to respond so they may catch the guys
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you are lucky, most take 10 mins +. and most alarm systems are indoor only, so only once they are actually through does it start, at which point they are in and out.
 
D3x! said:
you are lucky, most take 10 mins +. and most alarm systems are indoor only, so only once they are actually through does it start, at which point they are in and out.
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If an armed response company took 10 minutes to get to my property after the alarm went off I'd have a shyte fit at them, and only having an alarm indoors? What type of retard does that, all doors have a sensor on them, and the security gate is on the inside, not the outside.
 
ToxicBunny said:
Yeah, those DIY ones are not even worth the amount it costs to print the receipt from a place like Game tbh... you can bend them with your hands, and nothing stops them being bent from the bottom or the top.
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Come try it. (I tried with a full size crowbar and a sledge hammer, bent slightly).
 
ToxicBunny said:
If an armed response company took 10 minutes to get to my property after the alarm went off I'd have a shyte fit at them, and only having an alarm indoors? What type of retard does that, all doors have a sensor on them, and the security gate is on the inside, not the outside.
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i agree regarding internal only alarm.

in my area mine now takes around 10 mins, my last one at their worst took 45 O_O.

why are we arguing? i am referring to trlli's not like yours
 
D3x! said:
i agree regarding internal only alarm.

in my area mine now takes around 10 mins, my last one at their worst took 45 O_O.

why are we arguing? i am referring to trlli's not like yours
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Cos its tuesday and its argument day? :p
 
AstroTurf said:
Come try it. (I tried with a full size crowbar and a sledge hammer, bent slightly).
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My reference to the DIY ones, are not your type of gate.. I'm referring to those Xpanda's you buy from Game etc...
 
Bumping this thread - any info on latest pricing will be appreciated. Looking for a swing gate - not the trellidor type
 
Ecco said:
Bumping this thread - any info on latest pricing will be appreciated. Looking for a swing gate - not the trellidor type
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We had a swing gate installed by Trellidor, not sure if they still do them.
 
Another bump, I need to get security for my flat, for a tenant. So, I realise a basic setup will probably be okay, since it's in an estate, but I want to make the place appealing for future tenants, peace of mind and such, and went to Trellidor, amongst others, for a quote. R25k.

Concertina-type gates for the sliding door, and front entrance (on-face installation for the front entrance) and then bars for the 2 bedrooms and 1 bathroom, I'd imagine pretty standard fare for a 80sq apartment on the ground floor.

I'm getting a few more quotes, but it seems Trellidor will probably do the best job in terms of quality and longevity?
 
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