Back doors and large front windows are the weakest links in a shop

The burglar knows that back rooms and display windows are easy access points therefore you should protect these areas with fog security system.

Burglars will most likely try to escape immediately when the fog cannon is activated - or they will only be able to grab a small amount of stock. 

To be on the safe side, you should fully protect the entire shop by filling the whole space with fog when a burglary takes place. That is the best way to ensure that the burglar cannot see any stock to steal.

On the right, you can read about well-known retail shops and their experience with security fog protection.

Testimonials from shops that use security fog protection:

	"It really adds up. Burglaries often also mean operating losses for us because we don't have the products in the shops that our customers are looking for. Our investment in a fog cannon has therefore more than paid for itself after stopping just one burglary." Marianne Gernyx Sejbak, Head of Security, Matas - chain of drugstores.
	The Profil Optik optician chain considered rolling security shutters and has even placed large boulders in front of some of its shops to deter ram raids. The rolling security shutters looked terrible with the rest of the shop's tasteful interior design. And in the staff's experience, the larger the boulders they placed in front of a shop, the larger the vehicles burglars would use to try to gain access. The solution was security fog protection. "We can already see that security fog protection keeps burglars away from the Profil Optik shops." Jørgen Zangenberg, Head of Security, Profil Optik - chain of opticians
	Three burglaries every year in the same shop culminated in a variety of security solutions at the mobile phone chain Telekæden. But nothing could stop the burglary attempts until the security fog protection warning signs were put up. "The signs turned out to have a preventive effect, and the burglary attempts suddenly stopped when the fog cannon and signs were set up." Helge Lund, Telekæden - chain of tele communication equipment