Asgard Sheds - LPCB Approved Designs

LPCB UKAS Accredited

Asgard LPCB Test Videos

The following videos were recorded during the Insurance tests of the Asgard Centurion / Motorbike Unit conducted by the Loss Prevention Certification Board. Each test has the aim of breaking into the unit, with multiple tests being done to ensure all points of break-in have been tested.

Note: Asgard sheds do not require additional internal locks to gain certification, it is the Asgard enclosure that is certified, there is no need for 3rd party locks inside to be compliant/certified.

For Asgard certificates & test results:

https://www.redbooklive.com/search?search=asgard

To check out the security status of sheds and test results of any manufacturer:

https://www.redbooklive.com/ 

Type in the manufacturer's name to check the certification status and restrictions to make their unit compliant.


The Doors


The Motorbike garage is built from tough galvanised (weatherproof) steel (1.2 / 18swg). The doors feature reinforcing bracing bars, welded hinges, and an innovative (shrouded) 5-point locking system.


The Lock


Our motorcycle unit features a drill and pick-resistant Euro cylinder lock. Designed to help to beat the thieves.


The Doors & Locking Mechanism


With welded hinges and heavy-duty steel construction, the Asgard has been accredited by the UK Locksmiths Association and Loss Prevention Certification Board.


The Side Panels


A selection of Asgard products are LPCB-approved, but what does this mean?

LPCB stands for Loss Prevention Certification Board. The LPCB has been working with industry and government for over 100 years, setting the standards needed to ensure that fire and security products perform effectively.

When you purchase an LPCB-approved product, you know that what you are purchasing will help to reduce the risk of fire and theft.

For each product type, different requirements and testing procedures take place. To gain LPCB approval for an intruder-resistant building, such as an Asgard shed, the following testing is undertaken.  

The following tools were used to simulate an opportunistic attack:

  • Adhesive tape
  • 1 Cable cutter – 150mm long
  • Fishing line
  • Flexible Plastic coupon
  • 1 Glass cutter
  • Hexagon wrenches
  • Hooks
  • 1 Knife – blade 125mm long x 3mm thick
  • 1 Lever
  • Pliers
  • Punches
  • Rope
  • 1 Screwdriver
  • 1 Scriber
  • Socket/Screwdriver set
  • Spanners
  • Traction Screws
  • Tweezers
  • Wire
  • WD40
  • Wood/Plastic wedges

For the product to be approved, all aspects of the product need to withstand the attack. YOU MUST BOLT YOUR UNIT DOWN TO A SOLID BASE TO BE FULLY LPCB COMPLIANT.

Asgard’s sheds are approved by the Loss Prevention Certification Board. 

To see all of our LPCB-approved Design sheds, visit our high security sheds category.