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About LinkBacksAlarms. they say, but sure its not in law, but it does help with sign off if you have a alarm fitted, can be monitored by yourself
Friend had the steel mesh then 20mm ply over-top of that so all you saw was the ply
Or you could buy a safe, fix that to a wall and then lock the closet with say a deadbolt, or similar
that way E cat stuff is in the safe and all the other stuff is in the closet. effective making the closet your A cat safe.
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