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Previously on "Anyone got a nice hideway garden office den thingy?"
1) How secure is it? As in could you put a load of servers in there and have a reasonable chance of them not getting nicked?
2) Can what's inside be easily seen through the windows? It does look quite open to prying eyes.
1. Its as secure as any extension you might build. The glass is double glazed - not sure how hard it is to break (very hard I would have thought), but no different from, say, double glazed French doors in your home.
2. You can have the interior layout as you like. If you had some expeensive kit you could put it behind a partition so it couldn't be seen.
With a detached house you can't have total security to your back garden unfortunately - maybe buy a Doberman.
My place of hiding is a hired office which has a martial arts matted area to follow my wildly deluded dreams of one day fighting in the UFC. However, being a puny programmer, I'll be lucky to escape a happy slapping in the KFC.
I put tools and a lawnmower in my shed. Although I saw it on the news once, those fellas in Slough who have been building them in their back yards to house asylum seekers. Is that the plan?
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