What are some ways to prevent thieves from climbing pipes to steal?
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During installation in existing households, galvanized outdoor pipes with a diameter of dn25 are used; thieves often climb up and down these pipes to steal, causing losses to the users. Does anyone have any effective solutions? Using methods such as wrapping with thorny threads and applying butter did not yield satisfactory results.
Cutting off the pipe should be the method you recommend
Using fiberglass or polyethylene pipes, whose strength is lower than that of steel pipes, thieves are less inclined to climb up.
Raise fewer pet dogs and more working dogs; don’t feed them to satiety, and teach them not to bark at strangers – otherwise thieves will run away right away
Put up hazard signs outside, and then apply other things
Ugh, it seems like this was posted in the wrong place. This is a chemical engineering forum; let me help you. It’s recommended to turn on the power. Last edited by bingyu252 on 2008-12-22 at 12:59.]
There’s no good solution; the only option is to strengthen security management and increase patrols.
I support the approach from the fifth floor! ! ! !
For water supply, domestic wastewater, fire-fighting water, and other plumbing systems, concealed pipes are used; for rainwater pipelines, PPE pipes are employed
Let him steal it twice, and then carry out an arrest.
It’s better to keep a large wolf dog on site
Apply a thin layer of fiberglass so that he can’t climb up
Dare to climb a 25-inch pipe? Impressive!.. Don’t make the fixation too tight where you secure the pipe!
Install cameras, have someone on duty to catch him and give him a beating.
Connect to the power grid! ! ! ! :lol
Haha, remove the pipes and install it at the end