Shed padlocks

Morning All
I need to get a couple of padlocks for the door of my new shed.
The door will be reinforced along the hinges and frame and I plan to have the padlocks top and bottom and the hasps and hinges will use coach bolts. I had been thinking of padlocks with a round profile as this minimises the effective use of croppers by nasties.
What can people recommend or tell me to avoid cos there made of cheese?
Cheers all
I need to get a couple of padlocks for the door of my new shed.
The door will be reinforced along the hinges and frame and I plan to have the padlocks top and bottom and the hasps and hinges will use coach bolts. I had been thinking of padlocks with a round profile as this minimises the effective use of croppers by nasties.
What can people recommend or tell me to avoid cos there made of cheese?
Cheers all

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and used security screws for all the exposed fixings, hopefully next doors shed now seems more appealing,cant help with padlocks though I just bought 2 of these, http://www.screwfix.com/p/master-lock-e ... 45mm/53246 no idea how good they are though.
http://www.screwfix.com/p/hinge-bolts/17201
http://www.screwfix.com/p/clutch-head-s ... f-25/14977
Cotic Soul custom
Merida Cross 4
Planet X Dirty Disco custom cyclocross
Tern D8 clown bike
http://www.torc-anchors.com/products.php?cat=4
http://www.discountlocks.co.uk/Abus-85- ... a02478.htm
http://www.discountlocks.co.uk/Burg-Wac ... i%2050.htm
http://www.discountlocks.co.uk/Abus-24I ... a45747.htm
All weather resistant to a certain extent. The last one looks like it'll fit the bill best for you, and Abus actually do a clasp that's designed to go with it:
http://abus.de/us/main.asp?ScreenLang=u ... 3318053122
(Edit - Wow... I didn't know I'd been lurking all this time!)
If you can get power to your shed then there's all sorts of tech which can help too. You can get a £50 IP camera which can detect motion. I've recently started a z-wave home automation project and there's motion detectors (battery powered, no power required) than can notify other z-wave devices. I have a Vera 2 controller that can email when a sensor is tripped. It can also trigger other z-wave devices like lights, sirens and even blinds if you have a controller and motor.
You could have it switch on all your lights in the house and set an alarm off if the motion detector is tripped. Obviously ensure that no cats will trigger it
Realistically it would be quicker to go through the wall (or remove the roof) on my sheds than attack the locks. Hopefully no-one is ever that determined!
Once the shed is constructed I intend to have ground anchors fitted and they in turn will be chained to the bikes. An alarm system will also be fitted and mians power will be running to an external board.
I had been looking at something along the lines of the KASP 190 or the SQUIRE ASWL2 which both seem fairly substansive affairs. I appreciate that a determined thief will get in eventually its just a case of making it as difficult as possible.
Anyone know what either the Abus or MAster Lock disc sytle locks are like?
HECKLER
Cheers Geordie.