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Garden/Driveway Security & Driveway Alarms

Driveway Alarms are designed to let you know whenever someone or something is approaching your home, office or business and are a useful addition to any burglar alarm system already in place on the property itself. Whether you want it for your driveway, rear garden or a side entrance for the house, or to warn you of someone approaching a farmyard shop, a loading bay or an unmanned reception area these are the perfect answer and we have the type of alarm for just about any occasion with some working up to a distance of a mile, making them useful for large estates and farms etc. We also have the cheapest Garden Wall Spikes you can buy to keep people off walls and fences etc.

Garden Wall Spikes - £2 OFF!

Robust plastic spikes for mounting on fences, walls, gates and drainpipes etc. Sold in Packs of 10 (4.5 metres).

Garden Wall Spikes - £2 OFF!

RRP £13.99
Price £11.99
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Ranch Wireless Driveway Alarm up to 300m Range

Ranch Driveway Alarm protects your entrance gate or driveway up to 300m range to the Receiver - You need never miss a visitor again

Ranch Wireless Driveway Alarm up to 300m Range

RRP £259.99
Price £199.99
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