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When I visit Italy I’m often impressed by the physical lock & key systems in use even in pretty humble domiciles. Those keys look incredibly complex compared to
by mesofile 6y ago
When I visit Italy I’m often impressed by the physical lock & key systems in use even in pretty humble domiciles. Those keys look incredibly complex compared to anything I normally see in the US short of, say, a Mult-T-Lock.
- toyg 6y agoIt’s necessary. I grew up on the outskirts of a pretty wealthy, pretty law-abiding Italian city, and still: the flats on the first floor were burgled twice in a few years, my family’s own flat was squatted before it was even finished, and bikes or motorbikes were routinely stolen. My dad just told me this week that the closet where his amateur football club keeps training material was burgled: the idiots literally cut through the wall to remove the hardened door, just to get to a few footballs and plastic cones. This was the fifth attempt in two years, and they finally succeeded - thanks to the lockdown there was nobody around, my dad found out just because they littered some of the training bags nearby. Security remains a big problem.