With over 6 million break-ins across the nation a year, Here's a cheap quick and easy way to hide your smaller more valuable goodies!
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1 Comment
What happens when someone tries to plug something in? It looks like it would fall apart rather easily. Perhaps if it could be modified to lock and unlock by twisting an outlet which would in turn bolt or unbolt it to the box.
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