Sorry for the security question, but GROUND ANCHOR QUESTION

[The Voyager]

Can I ask you guys from experience: Ground Anchors - obviously the ideal is one that immovable, and one that can't be moved up by crow bar etc...

Will some of these ground anchors for £20 on ebay be immovable if used with resins and good bolts etc.

A certain brand has said that there's is immovable and others are not. There's is £70 but not sure how long I will be at my address maybe moving, don't want to invest so much if I can't even take it with me, though spending £20/£30 is bit more justifiable.

Look forward to your feedback.

[Grumpy Old Git]

Everything is 'removable' given time and the right equipment.

The object is to make the would be scum bag(s) decide it wiould be too difficult / take too long to remove your pride and joy.

NB. Remember that there is no need to remove the ground anchor - just cutting through the chain would suffice.

Floodlights, Alarms, Ground Anchor, sodding great chain & lock and CCTV may help!

[The Voyager]

Would something like this be 'easily removed' by a crow bar??

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Floor-Wall-An ... 5b00e3ac97

The one he is suggesting is this one..

http://www.almax-security-chains.co.uk/ ... /p-71-134/

If I was gonna be in house for a year or so i'd go for it but will that albus be as good?

[Stu]

Once again moved to the right section!!

[The Voyager]

Excuse me on that one. Got you now.

I sorted it anyway got the ground anchor from them guys... it works out £5 a week for 3 months or £2.50 a week for 6 months so in that perspective it isn't so bad if I have to leave it.

[cockercas]

A ground anchor is only as good as the chain.

Personally I don't rate them. There mounted on a hard surface which is also good for bolt croppers.

[runningman]

Get something that is either Thatcham or Sold Secure Gold for Motorbikes. Simple.