Locks, Keys and Safes on the Road: Securing Your RV

About Me

Just because you are on holiday doesn't mean that crime is on holiday. Hi, my name is Jenna, and I love to travel. However, I also like to be safe. Unfortunately, a few years ago, my caravan was broken into. Luckily, I was out hiking with my family and our dogs so we were not in any danger, but we lost many items (some of them sentimental and impossible to replace), and we lost a sense of security. In order to rebuild our feelings of personal security, we spent a lot of time investigating locks and security features for RVs. I decided to compile everything into a blog, and I hope that it helps you.

Latest Posts

Why You Should Call an Emergency Locksmith for a Lockout Instead of Handling It Yourself

26 September 2023

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Electronic Locks: Your Questions Answered

18 November 2022

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Three Areas to Focus on When Hiring a Commercial Locksmith

14 March 2022

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Common Misconceptions About Commercial Locksmiths

4 October 2021

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5 March 2021

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Tips for Hiring an Automobile Locksmith

21 February 2020
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Lock-out scenarios aren't just limited to residential and commercial buildings. You could easily get locked out of your car if your car keys get lost or if you happen to lock them inside the vehicle. If you happen to lock the keys inside the vehicle, you could easily break one of its windows in order to reach the keys and regain access to the vehicle. If your keys are lost, however, breaking the windows will not be a viable option and you're better off hiring the services of an automobile locksmith. Read More

Buzzers, Buttons & the Best of Both Worlds: Controlling Access to Your Business Site

13 July 2018
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Especially if your business extends across a large patch of land, it can be a challenge to control access to your premises. You may want to secure the entire perimeter of your property, or you may wish to leave the wider site open to guests, and simply restrict access to certain areas. However you choose to cordon off your business, there are several options available to you. You can always just use traditional keys — but for commercial premises, there are often more convenient solutions. Read More

What to Tell a Locksmith When Your Home’s Door Lock Isn’t Working

11 April 2016
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If your home's front door lock isn't working as it should, you want to call a mobile locksmith rather than trying to take it apart yourself, as trying to reassemble a lock and fit the pins and tumblers back into place can be more complicated than you may realize. However, before you make that call, note a few things you might need to share with them so they know how to address the problem once they arrive. Read More

Facial Recognition, Secret Knocks and Smartphone Apps: Locks of the Future

29 February 2016
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What does the future hold for the locksmith profession? While the traditional lock and key system is unlikely to disappear anytime soon, technical advances mean that locksmiths will need to deal with an array of advanced locks. It seems that some sort of computer training will become standard for anyone who wants to be a locksmith. So how exactly do these advanced locks work? And what are their benefits? A Smartphone Lock Read More

Why You Should Use Diversion Safes in Your Home

2 February 2016
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With the increased crime rates today, theft can happen at any time of the day and night regardless of where you live. You need to take precautions so as to reduce the risk of your property being stolen. This can be achieved by having safes in your home so as to protect valuable items like jewelry. Diversion safes can be a good security option for your home. They have built-in compartments, which allow you to hide your valuable items for the purpose of safety or even secrecy. Read More

Locks, Keys and Safes on the Road: Securing Your RV