Dragons Left Dumbfounded by Unbreakable Door from the 90’s | Dragons’ Den

Ian Softly has had this invention sat on a shelf since the early ’90s and now he thinks it’s time to bring it to market, his invention is the ‘Step Lock’ - a unique replacement for your door bolt. Ian seeks an investment worth £200,000 but will he find it here in the Den today?
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[@anubusx]

Deborah's head shaking never fails.

[@robertkustos2931]

I wish dragons den would contact me about my ideas/inventions .

[@anubusx]

What are they?

[@robertkustos2931]

@@anubusx u got funds ?

[@anubusx]

@@robertkustos2931 If i win the Lottery i will help you!!!

[@simonh6371]

7:20 ''The fact is the more bolts you put on a door, the more likely a burglar is to come through the window'' Duncan is so right. I avoid this problem by not having a door in the first place so any burglar can easily get in this way, saves me dealing with broken windows.

[@JustMe99999]

I avoid both doors and windows. Sealed inside, no burglars.

[@reimart]

Richard Farleigh just exudes pure class. I've never seen the guy belittling and mocking another entrepreneur coming to the den for an investment. He always shares a bit of advice and wishes them well on their way if he decides not to invest. The guy is in a league of his own in the way he carries himself in the den as opposed to the rest of them. Extremely knowledgeable yet humble.

[@iGoldenBen]

do you want his number, and a room for two?

[@SuperNuclearUnicorn]

@@iGoldenBen yes please

[@JS52ATS]

@@iGoldenBen make it a room for three I'll come down. I completely agree.

[@Vaginaninja]

​@@iGoldenBen with his hair that looks like a wig. Classy

[@telswood]

This comment brought to you by Richard Farleigh

[@andersonaldo1340]

Richards joke about him not being able to get his locks back because the thief had the lock on his door was genuinely funny 😂

[@perchte]

and true, most burglers know how to use locksmith tooling. 95% Of the doors do not have to be broken when the keys got missing and the locksmiths come.

[@silvareeso]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@crewrangergaming9582]

That was Duncan

[@Josefsson9013]

@@perchte I have a hard time believing most burglars know how to use locksmith tooling. Most burglars are crimes of opportunity, they look for open doors/windows, or they just break they window/door

[@perchte]

​@@Josefsson9013 I did not voice my oppinion correctly: Most burglers that try to get into locked doors know how to use lockpicking tools. So far I agree with your point, but still this product could work if we agree that it solves some problems that also other products like door chainse try to solve.

[@Morellen]

Richard was genuinely the best dragon to have been on this show. Always polite and even offered the guy some absolutely solid advice before declaring himself out and didn't trash all over the entrepreneur and his, admittedly, shoddy pitch.

[@FrowningIke]

Spot on mate! I was thinking the exact same thing.

[@MsMaryPatricia]

I think Duncan and Theo were the best for entertainment value but Richard was the classiest dragon.

[@petequig]

He did crack a joke at the guy's expense. Admittedly it was funny.

[@GinjaFajr]

Toss up between Richard & James Khan for me. He was always quite pleasant

[@RiverDanube]

He's the most intelligent of them and very polite.

[@Alec_Reaper]

He wasn't expecting the sheer power and strength of Peter Jones. The only man to destroy the A frame principle

[@horatiohornblower741]

Thing is he didn't lol he didn't break the A frame

[@gibsonmorgan9419]

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[@Alec_Reaper]

I lost my virginity and my dignity to bitcoin. Thanks Elon Musk 😔

[@MsNoPixel]

He’s a 6ft7in giant… did you not expect him to have some strength?

[@remchaill9898]

He didn't destroy the a-frame, he destroyed the door frame.

[@MrMakeDo]

Peter; kicks in demonstration door to prove nothing. “… I’m out”

[@Powney888]

The moment you hear the narrator say “Duncan Bannatyne has heard enough” you know what’s coming. 😂

[@gibsonmorgan9419]

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[@boredweegie553]

Us Scots don't take anybody's pish.

[@MyFoodeater]

I'm oot

[@dazediss6629]

“Ridicoluss”

[@MADMAX7330]

Says the current lock is as weak as the screws into the frame.. Goes ahead and reinvents a more complex lock that also screws into the frame.

[@elliotth30]

Yes, however the orientation of the screws is different, so with standard locks the screws if kicked would just push out, however with his version the screws are perpendicular to the direction of force - so theoretically it is as strong as the shear force of the screws or bolt instead of just the strength of the surrounding wooden frame :)

[@MADMAX7330]

@@elliotth30 Valid point, and to add to that wood screws are not designed for shear strength. This would need custom bolts.

[@elliotth30]

@@MADMAX7330 true, just looking at some tolerances at a data sheet for some wood screws - for a screw diameter of 3.5mm and a length of 20-50mm all have a sheer force of about 0.20Kn which seems to be 20kg. So theoretically with approx 4 or even 6 screws at most is no more that 120kg of force behind. I must admit that would certainly be enough to stop someone pushing or kicking.... But... When you compare that to, for example, a police handheld battering ram that can deliver a potential of 3 tonnes of impact force... I'm gonna take a quick guess and say it doesn't stand a chance 😂 Edit: however I suppose there could certainly be a business in it if you brought 38 of them for the single door frame, a total of 150 screws 😂

[@varrjames186]

@@elliotth30 I agree that the screws are perpendicular but using force against the door would cause the screws to split the wooden frame. Either way though, surely the noise of kicking someone's door in would wake the occupants.

[@grahamjohnson4702]

@@varrjames186 you could not generate enough force to cause the perpendicular screw to split the frame, also splitting the frame depends on the quality of wood used and the method of fixing, but the most important thing is that the person trying to get in will have been seriously delayed in his/her attempt that they would have moved on.

[@ItsEllaBella]

"So it keeps out people with my key? 🙄" Lockpicking Lawyer: *enters chat*

[@CyberBeep_kenshi]

Lol, some movement on one, small click on two, and it's open. Lpl is addictive lolzz

[@The-D33J]

@@CyberBeep_kenshi ... let me do that again to prove it's not just a fluke

[@CyberBeep_kenshi]

@@The-D33J hehehhehe

[@alamark6802]

I was soooo looking for this comment haha

[@MrConroach420]

im surprised we havent seen any "secure" bags on dragons den lol

[@UnstableRebel]

"He couldn't get in" - Richard Farleigh the best Dragon of all time

[@Rebeccasweet100]

I found Richard Farleigh never to be nasty or sarcastic like the others.

[@gibsonmorgan9419]

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[@q8gyj26s]

@@gibsonmorgan9419 ahahahahahahahaah i love the commitment with the fake name

[@karmajarrule]

True goat

[@vajrayana4504]

Love the talk with the host at the end: -"Well done anyway" -"Ok."

[@BodyOpt]

I noticed that, first time I’ve seen the host lost for any believable words! “Dismal failure…no clue what you’re doing next…umm WELL DONE ANYWAY!!” Never darken our halls again.

[@moogleking]

Well he said he was shell shocked lol

[@gibsonmorgan9419]

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[@stankj011]

"He couldn't get in" is probably the best joke on any episode

[@anubusx]

So funny!!!

[@akyhne]

The "A"-frame is strong from top down compression, not from the side lol.

[@wisteela]

A very good point

[@smudger304]

Exactly what I was thinking!

[@chriswhite3692]

That's what I was thinking.

[@jeffc5974]

It's still going to be the wood that fails first, just like the other versions he showed.

[@huskiehuskerson5300]

It's a strong stable structure designed to bear load lol and this guy is using it this way 🤣

[@carpii]

His door might be from the 1990's, but his hair is from a 1970's centre forward

[@anubusx]

He looks like a worker for Microsoft in 1987.

[@lj7169]

Yeah, I guess he should have been 'left back' in the seventies Badum tish

[@belykwater5601]

*Jules intensifies*

[@stephenotoole408]

He looks like Brad deply

[@dazediss6629]

You can clearly see that whilst Peter is punching the little door he’s clearly wishing it was the guys face

[@anubusx]

lol!!!

[@coolz123123]

I think if he pitched it by saying "This is to prevent the kids, parents etc from coming in a room" and because of how simple it is to use it, I think it would have worked way better

[@jeremy5939]

You mean like the MUCH tidier and readily-available button-lock doorknobs that are commonly found in households? 😂

[@IreZico]

Richard and Duncan joking and laughing about he couldn’t get in lmao 😂

[@hmq9052]

Duncan wrote down "big nasty burglar" on his pad 🤷

[@tuilleri]

@@sumukhadn5060 he’s trolling

[@babbler1488]

Lol

[@momorashman9861]

@@sumukhadn5060 11:00

[@BenjaminGoose]

no he doesn't

[@leonchevalier]

How many people went back and checked? :-)

[@benbooth2783]

1:57 "Based on the a-frame principle, one of the strongest know to man" Not when it's side ways 🤦‍♀️

[@iancampbell9297]

🤣🤣🤣

[@thememaster7]

Omg I just looked up what he meant. The guy's insane.

[@uzijn]

@@thememaster7 Can you share? I don't understand

[@informationyes]

​@@uzijn The A principle uses 40% degree angles but say imagine the eifal tower, the strongest part would be the top to resist forces from directly at the top or the top of the A going against it but here the doors not pressing against the top part of the mechenism its pressing against the side of it

[@uzijn]

@@informationyes Thank you

[@Tekapeel]

"Bolts and chains are fine, but they're only as strong as these two screws. Step lock doesn't have this problem" "Of course it's broken it's only secured by one screw" nice

[@blakan3]

Look at it and -think- before typing

[@avarmauk]

Haha! Exactly what I was thinking.

[@R.R.R.465]

@@blakan3 'Witty reply'

[@redaragorns]

This is completely useless for Jenny, isn't it? She doesn't want to be in.

[@ListerLanius]

Keep them coming 👌😅

[@Thepopcornator]

Well it’ll certainly keep her out.

[@ophiolatreia93]

Unfunny.

[@moonshinepz]

I'm just here for the Jenny comments. Excellent. Keep up the good work 👍

[@elnationalista]

@@Thepopcornator I want to sue you but at the same time admire you for your brave joke.

[@thejuiceweasel]

"the burglar who has a key to your front door" pretty sure he just wants a way to keep his wife out.

[@user-wickedflower]

No he was solving the problem of the “nasty” burglar, they’re the real issue here.

[@texyrexy]

Peter 'I will smash your property without asking' Jones.

[@mrsurprise2294]

Pete loves smashing back doors out couldn't help himself

[@lj7169]

@@mrsurprise2294 😂😂

[@Albimar17]

well how else do you think PJ made his millions? ;)

[@B_Bodziak]

The poor guy literally asked peter not to test it on his display

[@PlayThenSay]

Think Theo is the smashy smashy guy, Peters biggest sin was when he cost someone investment because he claimed Apple had a TM on any product that starts was a little "i", when you consider he works in tech and has heard of iPaq, not even sure how he had this idea.

[@youtubevanced4900]

He missed his mark here badly. Every hotel I've ever been too has a chain or alternative method of locking the door from the inside so the occupant isn't solely relying on the key or swipe card as they could easily be in circulation. That's what he should of been pushing. This actually looks a lot better than the usual garbage on the hotel doors.

[@duckmeat4674]

@@uzijn "thanks for letting me know, I'll do that and give you 0 money"

[@frederickbowdler8169]

yes not super clear how it worked but for hotels you are correct its a winner i wonder who designed the item not the demonstrater that's for sure and why lie about its success and sales when he hadn't even tooled up ?

[@checkyourfax]

Didn't this product become a success anyway?

[@jeschinstad]

I really like Richard Farleigh. He seems like a good guy and I like his humor.

[@RussMichaels]

what he should have done is sell it to them as a simple to fit lock solution for internal doors, such as bedrooms and bathrooms.

[@3coldcapricorn227]

“He couldn’t get in” could be the best one liner this show has ever produced

[@AngloSaxonWheatFarmer]

Peter Jones breaks your door down Ian “WHAT ARE YOU DOING STEP LOCK”

[@anubusx]

Remember most robbers have keys to people's front doors.

[@kingzoe5534]

I lowkey think Peter Jones was just letting some anger out and used testing the door as an excuse

[@BenjaminGoose]

lowkey?

[@chinmayravindrashah]

@@BenjaminGoose a rather underrated brother of Thor

[@sneakycheeky531]

@@BenjaminGoose americans cant use words properly but if it makes them sound hood theyl throw it in anywhere

[@kingzoe5534]

@@sneakycheeky531 I’m Egyptian.

[@jsequine927]

“We’ll why didn’t you bring a real door”

[@hmq9052]

"I need £200,000 to invent a really solid door lock"

[@TheknightofGod-KOG]

If only the KZbin channel things made here was on trying to get investment for his new Lock he created

[@Rebeccasweet100]

We've had fire doors fitted in my block. Try getting through them. LOL

[@davidgraham8058]

Mortise lock mate, 15.99 from B&Q.

[@oliverfrots9300]

Damn Richard is a king, isn't completely rude and blunt, offers him advice and what to do next on his journey and sends him on his way. Definitely my favourite Dragon from this series. Bring back Richard!

[@Harrisongarrison0800]

Yeah mine too definitely the most level headed dragon

[@johnmc3862]

That's why he left, too polite for this show.

[@jreverie7018]

I feel like he could’ve tried a different angle. I like the idea of it being a peace of mind thing when you’re at home. Before bed or when you’ve come home you could chuck it on just to buy you some time if someone’s trying to get in. Would be good in cheap motels. The peace of mind for a few dollars sounds honestly not bad.

[@wisteela]

Yeah, could be good for that kind of thing.

[@skirk248]

@@wisteela except a frames don't work sideways

[@KoopaXross]

I it was chuck-it-onable. You gotta screw it into the doorframe which fucks that up. Otherwise this would be excellent portability for anybody travelling. If a place you're staying at has shitty locks or you don't trust the lock mechanism to work like on a toilet somewhere just put this up and ez.

[@Sarge92]

if were going for piece of mind added extra though just fit a door bolt or use the thumb latch most doors have

[@christopherthomson1978]

@@KoopaXross or just goto a better hotel

[@wootle]

Richard is so soft spoken calm and nice. Even though he rejected investing he left the guy with some sound advice - advice I HOPE he acted on.

[@dilwich]

He should stick to singing for E.L.O and stop messing around with door locks.

[@leboeuf05]

i thought it was nigel from eastenders, years ago

[@lesleyhogg2495]

HAHAHAH

[@J1mston]

It's not a bad idea but he marketed it completely wrong. He should have said this is an alternative to deadbolt/chain more clearly, found out roughly how many people use a deadbolt/chain and how big that market is and explained why people use a deadbolt/chain in the first place. He should have explained about how lockpicking (2 is binding) is a silent, non-destructive attack on a mortise lock and this device would give you extra security whilst you're asleep as it prevents that attack, the same as a deadbolt.

[@Jimverse_]

Yeah the dragons' questions were pretty weird, what use does it have? Well why do people bolt their doors? They've been doing it for years. I think the truth was no-one wanted to invest in this guy and I don't blame them. "I'm a bit shell shocked to be honest." "Well well done anyway!" "Ok."

[@grzzltn]

Chains are the weakest for this purpose and the most vulnerable (they designed to let the door open ajar, through that opening it can be cut), then it's only a matter of bolt vs this. I can see it as an alternative of a door bolt, easier/simpler action, potentially stronger (although has smaller contact with door), but that's another topic. And I don't know why some people complain of him not bringing a "functional, scaled down" door as a demonstration, it's obvious from the design that it'll do that part of the job and demonstrating how it works the mock-up door is a good solution.

[@oxymoron02]

I was about to comment the same thing; he lost them as soon as he talked about a burglar having a key to your front door.

[@J1mston]

@@oxymoron02 It's really not that bad of an idea is it, I could see these on the JML section of Asda for £9.99 as a replacement for the deadbolt. The video playing next to it showing a happy granny in a pink cardigan flicking it in and out then a cut to a graphic showing the A frame and describing how it's the strangest structure we have then a cut back to a burglar in a ski mask taking a key from under a plant pot, opening the door and loudly hitting this as he tries to sneak in. I should be in marketing 😂

[@oxymoron02]

@@J1mston Absolutely not; if I were the kind of person to have some form of additional protection on a door, this would appeal to me more than a flimsy bolt (as he pointed out, only as strong as the screws used), or a chain (absolutely would not use). Shame his pitch went awry, and a shame that Peter broke the demo model; obviously knows nothing about physics. In real life, you'd be banging up against a door with substantially more weight to shift.

[@mgbonuzuroland394]

I think #dragonsden should bring Richard Farleigh back. His advice(s) is/are spot on

[@green_firefly]

Always impressed by how much advice the dragons dish out for free. They gave him some pretty good ideas here.

[@arynrowland862]

I remember one episode, Touker 10% wanted equity in a company for no money down, he would just give them all the advice they needed. Needless to say, his offer was refused.

[@lucasc5622]

@@arynrowland862 I'll give you advice and some office space in London for 10%

[@Vaginaninja]

For free? Do you not understand how TV shows work, dude?

[@boredincan]

They get paid quite a lot for this show

[@Soumyadip_Pal]

Jenny would have used this lock to keep all the entrepreneurs out!

[@ArcadiaGamingLive]

😆🤣

[@gibsonmorgan9419]

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[@abigail1023]

Making portly people drag all their junk up those stairs to arrive breathless and gasping was sneakily sadistic. As for his product, all you need is a double-cylinder deadbolt.

[@ILoveMyMalinois]

How good is Richard Farley... He's always polite and gives good advice, and he's usually willing to take a punt when the other dragons won't (at least when it's not a huge amount of money). Does anyone know why he left the show?

[@cyberkk3725]

He was replaced by James Caan because the guys behind the show wanted a more diverse cast of dragons.

[@ILoveMyMalinois]

@@cyberkk3725 thanks. Should have replaced one of the others.

[@buffett1000]

he left because he understandably wasn't willing to do things like baking shows and strictly. The man is a seriously businessman, not some media puppet. Respect to him!

[@marks6663]

The strength of his product is also Limited to the strength of the two screws that hold it to the frame. This is no different from any other lock

[@kingzoe5534]

Solution: just invent tougher screws

[@anubusx]

And the robber already having a key to the door.

[@Jay-sg2ko]

I think the screws for this one are in the inside of the door frame, which would make them harder to push out than a normal lock. Still kinda pointless though.

[@cleitonfelipe2092]

To be honest, I didn't quite understand how this product works. Shitty explanation and camera angles

[@flixs1353]

Aframe screws

[@Dark80s71]

I like Richard Farley. He always gives great advice and is polite

[@superman00001]

Peter: can you give me your prototype, because I want to smash it to bits.

[@global-reset]

I have one of these on my bathroom door

[@bilalha123]

Where did you get it from? I want to buy one

[@ya00007]

It's supposed to stop burglars entering your house not relatives that want to use your toilet! 😆😆

[@theovolz3073]

Jenny would love this because it wouldn’t stop her going out.

[@azamyaseen5719]

Hahah nice one

[@davidmg1925]

your obviously clever enough to comment well how about leading by example?? show us how it should be done

[@RockyDave]

People liking your comment. 😀

[@mikobaker7380]

Legend

[@lesleyhogg2495]

hahaha

[@joeroberts2360]

Peter Jones: *three punches* ‘Mate your doors fucked.’

[@dimitar4y]

Now, if he sold this as a bathroom door lock, I'd be a little happier as it's easy/quick to install. But it still lacks an emergency open..

[@gordonsalive6465]

I'd like to think that there's an alternate universe out there where Peter Jones is still punching that door 😅

[@pencilcase8068]

Bruh i feel sorry for the dude, he looks like he tried his best when making this thing.

[@codyxvasco592]

"This is not a door this is an example of how the mechanism works." His face is like "Ok. And. It. Didn't. Work."

[@Sam-yr8ls]

Now I'm no physicist, so someone can feel free to correct me... but the A frame principle he's talking about is when load is pushed down onto the A from the top, that's why roofs are built on a row of wooden beams that look exactly like A shapes (layman's terms, they are actually called trusses). Workman tables are sometimes built like it too on top of 2x A shaped legs each side so it's super sturdy. The strength comes from applying force at the top of the A, downwards. NOT when your just pushing the A structure from the side. The wooden A frame would just fall over 🤣🤣🤣 🤦‍♂️

[@dkhockey98]

Exactly what I was thinking. lol

[@LibertineJake]

An A is a triangle and a triangle is the strongest shape whichever way you apply pressure to it

[@Sam-yr8ls]

@@LibertineJake not from the side it isn't... 🤦‍♂️

[@dkhockey98]

@@LibertineJake A ladder is an A frame. It can hold a lot of weight on the steps but If you push it from the side it will just tip over or close.

[@LibertineJake]

@@dkhockey98 no once it's locked out, you could definitely apply pressure onto the side of it and it would be strong

[@at0micsheep]

It's actually a reasonable concept, he's just marketing it all wrong. I'd rather use this than a bolt, I would even use it on my back gate if it was adapted to accept a padlock. Instead of marketing it as a replacement for all locks it should have been advertised as an alternative more tidy option for secondary locks to doors

[@r6854]

I'm surprised none of the dragons and the inventor didn't mention people who travel a lot as a target market.

[@angusrumplemeyer1791]

I 100% agree. Makes a great alternative lock to replace slide bolt and chain locks.

[@thememaster7]

@@r6854 It's for when you're indoors.

[@r6854]

@@thememaster7 Yeah, I was thinking about hotels/motels. Where everyone from the bellboy to the hotel manager has a key to your room.

[@thememaster7]

@@r6854 It's been a while since I used a hotel. Don't they just use hand-mortise locks?

[@coolperson962]

Just fit a flow signal to your door and then the burglar will know they're not suppose to break in

[@CheckDisOutpeeps]

Lmao they said the guy who stole the frames put it on his door so they couldn't get in

[@infiltr80r]

I like how in the end the host said "Well done, anyway" and he just went "okay". He doesn't like condescension, who does?

[@champagnesupernova777]

I like how Richard actually gave him advice

[@crazydog3307]

then he installed the steplock on the outside of their office and the dragons couldn't leave

[@OMGLOL381]

A lock that only works when you go out the back door, nice.

[@gibsonmorgan9419]

Thanks for your wonderful comment, I really do appreciate....I’ll advise you invest in Stock like I do & make good profits as it’s currently the most profitable investment after Crypto, probably I will recommend you to my Personal Broker Manager Prof. Floyd Wilson for mentorship, assistance and guidance, he’s gonna help you make huge return in Stock, Crypto, Forex, Real Estate Investment, ETFs and lots more.....

[@conanzbarbarian]

Thank you for keeping these clips coming

[@NUFC_1]

These would be good on a fridge or cupboard door

[@Iburn247]

Yeah if you lived inside them

[@michellestella7477]

@@Iburn247 😂😂😂

[@BlindDweller]

4:12 How Peter Jones knocks on your door when his annual equity earnings for your business drops by 0.01%

[@liddybug8311]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣👍

[@demonmech]

I died when he said the burglar could have the key to your own house lol who hurt him

[@garybarnfield1546]

Poor guy at the end not only looks shell shocked, but looks as if the dragons ate his soul.

[@tracytabb2882]

just recently got back into dragons den after a few yrs now bindge watchin all day everyday. forgot how great it was

[@memyself717]

That prototype wouldn't even keep Jenny campbell out.

[@jamalb599]

That test door frame (that wasn’t a door frame) was shabby as hell

[@skatersirian]

Richard Farleigh with the Game of Thrones look.

[@anubusx]

Deboroah with Shrek.

[@michaelwiesinger2643]

Duncan‘s face after Peter punches through the door is meme worthy 😂😂😂

[@bradleyhawkes7481]

*This is wolverine, who’s skeleton is made up of the a-frame platform, one of the strongest things on earth*

[@ryanyounger2595]

Adamantium-frame.

[@bradleyhawkes7481]

@@ryanyounger2595 heh

[@BenjaminGoose]

Who is skeleton? what?

[@isaiahpero7837]

"What are you doing, StepLock?"

[@deltajee7_org]

Mate ive been scouring the comments section for this one phrase... Strange how noone's talking about that lol... That's the first thing that came across me on getting to know the name of that product... Haha

[@hannahmonflippt10]

"Well done anyway" "Ok" LOL

[@BodyOpt]

Yeah that was brilliant

[@gibsonmorgan9419]

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[@JS52ATS]

This is the best panel of dragons there has ever been

[@exploderwrestlingpodcast2721]

"It's unbreakable" "No, not like that"

[@misc_chi]

He didn't show how the key locked it

[@NUFC_1]

yep, it was a poor presentation

[@hughm1383]

His device doesn't involve a key; it sounds like you've misunderstood.

[@jrbs]

Duncan seems to know a lot about burglary 🤣

[@anubusx]

Maybe he secretly robbed houses before he made his fortune.

[@reece3163]

If someone wanted to break that door down they absolutely will. That ain’t stopping no one

[@alunroberts1439]

He speaks of the A frame being the strongest thing known to man. It is only strong top to bottom not on the side of it.

[@legendkhanproductions5263]

Laughing my ass off Peter smashed his demo lol

[@gibsonmorgan9419]

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[@BATMAN777888]

Great product. I’m OUT and can’t get in 😁

[@catatonicable]

Lmao...

[@tazernuts5930]

Love to have seen Peters face if the guy took his note pad and pens and jumped up n down on them 😂

[@ryanyounger2595]

How do you like it Peter!

[@jellybaby9630]

Great product. Every hotel needs one. Licence one

[@tonygreen4896]

The best part is when he admits you can’t lock it when you go out. 😂

[@W_Europe]

Ha Ha, Deborah didn't understand how it worked That's why she was so quiet. Ha Ha

[@Sozzled-Hag]

lol she can be really dumb sometimes

[@dantedt3931]

She was locked-in.

[@jerryorange6983]

Like my father invested in a great iron gate and a lock and the burglers destroyed the fence next to it to get in :)

[@dr69_420]

touker was already out after spending his children's inheritance for new office space for him to sleep in and proclaim he doesn't get out of bed for 5% Edit: meant Theo im a dumbass

[@buckethead133]

Children inheritance is Theo not touker.

[@dr69_420]

@@buckethead133 i genuinely thought they were the same person

[@jakubkrcma]

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[@aggrogator4045]

FAIL

[@originalunoriginal4055]

You've mistaken Theo with Toucker! Theo (with the cockney accent) is the crier of "children inheritance" And Theo (,the old chap, with TM cufflinks) is the guy with "office spaces" Theo appeared on the show more recently. This is an old series.

[@BodyOpt]

Peter uses that same Southern Kung Fu palm Strike when an entrepreneur doesn’t even get him his original investment back.

[@gibsonmorgan9419]

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[@gibsonmorgan9419]

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[@ArKeTiCt]

I can imagine his marketing slang being "the best step-lock you could ever ask for!"

[@chrisperry5244]

Should of marketed it as an internal door lock for bathrooms/bedrooms etc. It's never going to be a security device for a front door

[@mauharley]

Why? His selling point is that it's a more secure lock when someone is trying to kick your door in. It's not required for internal doors.

[@chrisperry5244]

@@mauharley that's why front doors have mortice locks and not bolts these days 😉. Internal bathroom/bedroom doors would benefit more as they are where you generally put bolts. A much bigger market than adding security to a mortice locked door

[@bilalha123]

Usually bedroom doors don't have a recessed frame to attach this kind of lock to

[@Jrez]

I can definitely break or bypass that thing from the outside of the door with little to no tools.

[@rickysmyth]

I remember these at school. It was a piece of triangular wood that fit under the door. This is a expensive step backwards

[@Barboron]

The bolts are only as strong as the two screws Brings in a test piece supported by only 1 screw

[@darrenmaguire9023]

The dragons look so much younger here

[@KarlHamilton]

It's almost like it was recorded in 2007.

[@BodyOpt]

Yeah and I never knew Peter was a Kung fu man. That palm strike, definitely southern style.

[@SirDistic]

This can be defeated by a strip of metal in between the door and the frame lifted up.

[@TomRelic]

Locking a door insude from the outside is a fire hazzard!

[@Albimar17]

wow gotta love Richard and Theo, at least them both offered the man some actionable business advice for free :)

[@interestedlen8823]

"This door will definitely keep out tiny Tom Cruise - oh thanks, Peter, you've completely buggered that!" Back to the drawing board... :(

[@user-xg6zy2oi9c]

“Hi I’m… Duncan “im ouuut”

[@Lauren72382]

10:05 "Well done anyway." Savage!! 🤣🤣🤣

[@Sarge92]

A frames are strong under compression and the A frame on that isnt even pointing in the right direction it has no support in the direction of force infact if it was a real aframe you could push it over and look wouldnt you know it when given a sheer force it essentially bent out the way and the mighty a frame fell over