New Jersey City NJ Window Security Bars
WHY SECURITY BARS REQUIRED
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Window security bars stop intruders from breaking into homes and businesses. The bars deter thieves visually. Any dwelling with window bars will be harder to break into, and criminals will look for an unsecured house instead. Window bars are usually made of steel or aluminum, though heavier bars made of wrought iron are available. Some security bars have additional features, like alarm triggers or removable parts.
Removable Security Bars
Quick-release, or expandable security bars, swing outward to allow the homeowner to escape in case of emergency. They remove and reattach quickly as long as the angle bracket remains on the window frame. Expandable security window bars can be adjusted to fit any size window. The bars' steel tubing slides into another tube to expand and fit any length window. Quick-release window burglary bars protect basement and door windows, front windows, and windows in any room in a house or apartment.
Removable Security Bars
Quick-release, or expandable security bars, swing outward to allow the homeowner to escape in case of emergency. They remove and reattach quickly as long as the angle bracket remains on the window frame. Expandable security window bars can be adjusted to fit any size window. The bars' steel tubing slides into another tube to expand and fit any length window. Quick-release window burglary bars protect basement and door windows, front windows, and windows in any room in a house or apartment.
window security bars
I used to live in a part of Washington DC where just about every house had window bars. They were not usually made on site, the welder would buy a pre-fab unit and install it. If it wasn't an egress window usually what they would do is drill eight holes around the window frame, 2 on each side, parallel to the glass, and put a piece of 1/2" round steel rod in each hole and weld the frame of the bars to the round rods. If it was an egress window it would have a frame like a prehung door which could be lag bolted to the window frame and the bolt heads would be covered when the window was closed.
The bars don't have to be Alcatraz-quality. They're really just so you can have the windows open without worrying that a passing opportunistic criminal won't come in and see what you have. It's very rare for the walls of a house to be made out of something that will stand up to a sledgehammer for more than a couple of blows and it's pointless for the bars to be stronger than the walls, it just means that if someone is determined he's going to make a more expensive hole.
I used to live in a part of Washington DC where just about every house had window bars. They were not usually made on site, the welder would buy a pre-fab unit and install it. If it wasn't an egress window usually what they would do is drill eight holes around the window frame, 2 on each side, parallel to the glass, and put a piece of 1/2" round steel rod in each hole and weld the frame of the bars to the round rods. If it was an egress window it would have a frame like a prehung door which could be lag bolted to the window frame and the bolt heads would be covered when the window was closed.
The bars don't have to be Alcatraz-quality. They're really just so you can have the windows open without worrying that a passing opportunistic criminal won't come in and see what you have. It's very rare for the walls of a house to be made out of something that will stand up to a sledgehammer for more than a couple of blows and it's pointless for the bars to be stronger than the walls, it just means that if someone is determined he's going to make a more expensive hole.
Window Security Bars
Welcome to Our Window Security Bars Website
If you want to protect your property from a burglar trying to break in, and don’t want to rely on window and door locks alone, then you must look at window security bars. Window security bars or window security grills as they can be referred to, are the ultimate in security for your office or home. Burglars can overcome locks by smashing the window or door, but you would be making it far more difficult for them to break into your property by adding steel window bars.
You have two options when choosing your window security grills:
1. Made to measure window bars
2. Adjustable window security bars – Adaptabar
Adaptabar Adjustable Security Bars for Windows
On average, 9 out of 10 steel window bar orders we receive are for Adaptabar adjustable window bars and here’s why:
Made to measure security bars for windows need to be perfectly accurate and must always allow for variations in the size of the window, as very few windows are square or true. If they are too small they will not be secure and if they are too big they won’t fit anyway! Made to measure window security bars can really only have a guaranteed fit, if a professional fits them for you, which will probably mean they cost you more money for time and labour. Which is why after years of selling made to measure steel window bars, we find that most people choose Adaptabar.
There is a choice of two great styles, face fix window bars which fit over the internal face of the window or reveal fix window bars, which fit into the window recess. You can see examples of these below. Please click on each picture to enlarge it.
Easy to Fit adjustable window security
Adaptabar window security bars are popularly used for:
Security Bars for your home
Office security
Security for pubs
Security bars for restaurants
Security for clubs and sports venues
School window bars and grills
Shop security
1. Adaptabar window security bars are easy to fit
2. They are guaranteed to fit every time
3. Adaptabars look stylish
4. They provide the same level of security as made-to-measure window security bars.
5. In most cases the bars alone will give you the security you need, but for maximum security or where the bars are longer than 1372mm (54”) you can easily convert the bars into security grills by adding the optional lateral spacer bars.
Welcome to Our Window Security Bars Website
If you want to protect your property from a burglar trying to break in, and don’t want to rely on window and door locks alone, then you must look at window security bars. Window security bars or window security grills as they can be referred to, are the ultimate in security for your office or home. Burglars can overcome locks by smashing the window or door, but you would be making it far more difficult for them to break into your property by adding steel window bars.
You have two options when choosing your window security grills:
1. Made to measure window bars
2. Adjustable window security bars – Adaptabar
Adaptabar Adjustable Security Bars for Windows
On average, 9 out of 10 steel window bar orders we receive are for Adaptabar adjustable window bars and here’s why:
Made to measure security bars for windows need to be perfectly accurate and must always allow for variations in the size of the window, as very few windows are square or true. If they are too small they will not be secure and if they are too big they won’t fit anyway! Made to measure window security bars can really only have a guaranteed fit, if a professional fits them for you, which will probably mean they cost you more money for time and labour. Which is why after years of selling made to measure steel window bars, we find that most people choose Adaptabar.
There is a choice of two great styles, face fix window bars which fit over the internal face of the window or reveal fix window bars, which fit into the window recess. You can see examples of these below. Please click on each picture to enlarge it.
Easy to Fit adjustable window security
Adaptabar window security bars are popularly used for:
Security Bars for your home
Office security
Security for pubs
Security bars for restaurants
Security for clubs and sports venues
School window bars and grills
Shop security
1. Adaptabar window security bars are easy to fit
2. They are guaranteed to fit every time
3. Adaptabars look stylish
4. They provide the same level of security as made-to-measure window security bars.
5. In most cases the bars alone will give you the security you need, but for maximum security or where the bars are longer than 1372mm (54”) you can easily convert the bars into security grills by adding the optional lateral spacer bars.