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As a consumer with little knowledge about how home security barriers are manufactured or installed, a stamp of approval by an independent third party can help sway our purchasing decision. But can you really trust that certification?

Visit Trellidor’s stand at the Homemakers Expo in Gauteng (Coca-Cola Dome 23 to 26 February) and take advantage of show specials!

A spate of home invasions and attacks on the elderly in the Knysna-Sedgefield area recently has been of great concern to Trellidor’s Knysna franchise owner, Brian Elliott. After 17 years in the security industry, he has some valuable advice on security

Verandas are a feature of many South Africa homes and the source of much pleasure and relaxation in our great climate. Left unsecured, however, they can be an easy entry point for burglars.

‘Going green’ is not necessarily just about saving electricity and reducing waste. It can also be about doing no harm to our wildlife. Trellidor Clear Guard mesh screens do just that.

Physical barriers that stop home invaders from actually getting to you are a logical but frequently avoided home protection system because it looks so ‘in your face’. However, there are ways of making safety gates and burglar proofing less obtrusive.

Like most SPCA offices around the country, the SPCA in Stutterheim struggles for funds, so the recent break-in they experienced was a huge blow. Trellidor King William’s Town came to the rescue.

...and the winner is Roland Sagentaes! Roland won a Trellidor voucher for R3 500 worth of fully installed security barriers as part of a 'home' package that he bid on at the Robin Hood Foundation’s recent fund raising evening at the Heritage Theatre.

The annual summer holidays are around the corner so now’s the time to sort out those nagging security issues you’ve left undone.

Trellidor has sponsored burglar proofing and security gates for the first three of 25 planned new homes for children left destitute by AIDS in the Shongweni Valley.