ShortFuse wrote:Thanks, Squelchtone.
I am going to measure to make sure it fits, but will probably go with the PL362.
Painting the locks and the security sign were also great great ideas that I will do.
The Abloys are also works of art, so it will be a shame to deface them.
Yeah, I heard the Abloy padlock body shape and vertical line were actually designed by an artist so they would look nicer than a typical padlock.
As for sings, I had stuff like this in mind:
http://www.seton.com/signs/security-signage/bilingual-security-signs/custom-english-spanish-security-signs-97907.htmlhttp://www.seton.com/signs/security-signage/security-camera-surveillance-signs/custom-personalized-security-signs-electronic-surveillance-l1933.htmlbut I think you get the idea.
wanna go crazy? drill a 1/8 inch hole in the side near the doors and screw or liquid-nails
a small red or blue home alarm strobe and run the wires into the container, so if they rip it off they see wires going inside, and inside tape the wires down with duct tape or put a knot on them so they're hard to rip out and makes it seem likes its terminated to something.
On top of the container, mount
an old magnetic mount mobile cellular antenna to make it seem the container can "call home" or "that it may have a cellular alarm" silicone it down or use liquid nails and cut the wire down and silicone it down so it looks like its going into the container via a drilled hole that may or may not be there.
and if you feel comfortable, when you're done with this project, we'd love to see a pic! =)
Squelchtone
ps. if you want to know if anyone was around, dig out the dirt for 4 feet around the container about an inch down, and replace it with play sand, so you can see tracks, shoe prints, drag marks, etc. It all depends on how hardcore you're gonna go. I had a guy on IRC asking similar stuff in the last year, we had some awesome ideas on how to get the place rigged up so it screamed "go away."
