Irvington Nj Home Security Bars Installations
Home Security Bars Installations
1. Consider what you want your security bars to look like. You can get custom-made security bars/grills or opt for adjustable grills available at your hardware or home store.
2.Determine where you want to place your security bars. You likely want to be able to open your windows, so, if your basement window opens inward, place the bars between the screen and the window. If your window slides you could put the bars on the inside of the window and still be able to open it.
3.Measure your window opening and get the appropriate sized bars or security grills.
Place your security bars in the window opening and mark where the fastening screws will go.
Drill holes in the window frame for installation of the bars.
4.Install the security bars. Use long screws to be sure the screws go all the way into the window framing (not just the casing).
2.Determine where you want to place your security bars. You likely want to be able to open your windows, so, if your basement window opens inward, place the bars between the screen and the window. If your window slides you could put the bars on the inside of the window and still be able to open it.
3.Measure your window opening and get the appropriate sized bars or security grills.
Place your security bars in the window opening and mark where the fastening screws will go.
Drill holes in the window frame for installation of the bars.
4.Install the security bars. Use long screws to be sure the screws go all the way into the window framing (not just the casing).
Home window security bars
Home window security bars let you protect the things most precious to you. The truth is that burglars are often in and out of your home or business before anyone responds to an electronic alarm. With home window security bars preventing access, you don't have to worry.
Security Bars and Grilles
Barred Grilles
Barred grilles, which can be reveal or face bolted, are generally fitted externally.
Manufactured from either 16 mm square bar or 20 mm round bar
Available in a range of colours
Hinged section available (if required for emergency escape)
Secured with a Banham lock or padlock, Banham locks available for lock box are the M5000 and M7 (see Door Locks)
Can be operated with the same key as all other Banham registered key locks, padlocks and collapsible gates
Security bars are used for the protection and security of your home or business. They are installed to prevent burglaries and forced entry. Window bars can be fixed either inside or outside the windows, but generally they are fitted on the outside. These bars are especially useful when fixed onto basement and ground floor windows as these are most likely to be broken into by burglars. Sometimes just the presence of these security bars can deter intruders.
Window bars can even be visually appealing, and you can choose from a variety of colours that are now available. Keep in mind that security bars should be accompanied by a full home security system including locks, alarms and entry systems, as necessary. Security bars can be installed easily and if your window may be used as an emergency exit it is wise to ensure your bars have a hinged section within them. Contact Banham to find out which security bars would be suitable for your requirements.
Barred Grilles
Barred grilles, which can be reveal or face bolted, are generally fitted externally.
Manufactured from either 16 mm square bar or 20 mm round bar
Available in a range of colours
Hinged section available (if required for emergency escape)
Secured with a Banham lock or padlock, Banham locks available for lock box are the M5000 and M7 (see Door Locks)
Can be operated with the same key as all other Banham registered key locks, padlocks and collapsible gates
Security bars are used for the protection and security of your home or business. They are installed to prevent burglaries and forced entry. Window bars can be fixed either inside or outside the windows, but generally they are fitted on the outside. These bars are especially useful when fixed onto basement and ground floor windows as these are most likely to be broken into by burglars. Sometimes just the presence of these security bars can deter intruders.
Window bars can even be visually appealing, and you can choose from a variety of colours that are now available. Keep in mind that security bars should be accompanied by a full home security system including locks, alarms and entry systems, as necessary. Security bars can be installed easily and if your window may be used as an emergency exit it is wise to ensure your bars have a hinged section within them. Contact Banham to find out which security bars would be suitable for your requirements.
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