The 30-Minute Home Fortress Plan: Why Burglars Will Skip Your House If You Do This

Your home security is a lie. Here's how to fix it in 30 minutes. 🚨

Every 26 seconds, a home gets broken into. Most doors can be kicked in with 150 pounds of force (less than a decent tackle). Your deadbolt? Held in by screws the size of Tic Tacs. Your sliding door? Can be lifted off its track in 10 seconds. Your garage? Opened with a coat hanger in 6 seconds.

But here's the good news: you can turn your house into a hardened fortress using stuff you already own. No $500 security systems. No monthly monitoring fees. Just hardware store basics, criminal psychology, and some spite.

In this video, you'll learn:
✅ How to reinforce your front door so it takes 50+ kicks to break through (costs $5)
✅ The duct tape method that turns windows into sticky, jagged nightmares for intruders
✅ Why sliding glass doors are a joke and how to fix them in 3 minutes
✅ The 6-second garage door hack burglars use (and how to stop it with a zip tie)
✅ Psychological warfare tactics: fake dogs, strategic lighting, and security theater that works
✅ How to create a safe room using items you already own
✅ The 3-minute rule criminals use to pick targets (and how to make them pick your neighbor instead)

SUPPLIES YOU'LL NEED:
3-4 inch screws (deck screws work perfectly)
Duct tape
Wooden dowels or broomsticks
Zip ties
Heavy furniture
Fake dog supplies (optional but effective)
Basic drill

WHY THIS MATTERS:
You're not building Fort Knox. You're making your house slightly harder to break into than your neighbors. Criminals operate on a risk-reward calculation. Every obstacle you add increases their risk. Stack enough obstacles and they'll move on to easier targets.

This isn't about paranoia. It's about being prepared. Whether it's a home invasion, civil unrest, power grid failure, or just wanting to sleep better at night—these tactics work.

🎯 THE 3-MINUTE RULE:
If it takes longer than 3 minutes to break in, criminals bail. Your job is to create 3+ minutes of obstacles using physics, psychology, and household items.

⚠️ LEGAL DISCLAIMER:
This video is for educational and preparedness purposes. Always follow local laws regarding home defense. Consult professionals for specific security needs.

Source: Sketchocalypse on YouTube