I'm having my contractor install these all around. They're not theft proof but they'll deter turn thieves away once they see its another obstacles. Cameras Alarm, Bars, oh and Dogs. Better than nothing because RUclips videos showing thieves quickly throw something to break window and get in. But with bars it ain't going to be that easy.
This window guards are for decoration it will not secure your home , notice that the window's guard brackets remains lose inside the frame after installation, It will be better if the guard comes with steady extendable brackets build in .
The solid steel mounting brackets extend 5-3/4" inches into the horizontal mounting tube of the window bar. If fully seated no lateral movement should be experienced. We have read many positive experiences from Grisham window bar customers through other social media formats that indicate the value and quality of the product. Once properly installed the window bars are a great deterrent to potential intruders. Thank You for you comments, Grisham Bros.
These look awesome but do you have anything even stronger resistant to a burglar trying to get in? These are definitely a deterrent though. One more question, do you have something nice that can deter burglars that can be placed over Larson platinum storm doors as an added layer of security? Thanks.
This variety is our current selection available on HomeDepot.com and are available in black and white. As to an added layer of protection, I have seen the window bars used as an overlay over entry door glass panels. Can use stand-off or flush mount brackets with carriage bolts instead of the safety screws supplied. Hope this helps. Thank You, Grisham Bros.
I have double windows, side by side with a plastic frame so I can't mount the two bar frames in the middle. I see there is a pin connector for this but wouldn't it be easy to push those open in the middle?
We do not have anything available to secure a protruding window airconditioner. There are custom fabrication shops that will make a box that will encapsulates the entire window air conditioner. Hope this helps.
Same type of screw people use on license tags on vehicles, except the screw for window bars will be a stronger type. Should be a special tip tool included with the windows or able to buy off line or good hardware store. The Bad, a crook can buy the same tool also though.
Use a 1/4" masonry drill bit for pilot holes into concrete block or stucco. For solid mortar wall it might be necessary to use concrete anchors. Here’s a link to using the non-reversing safety screws into concrete block: ruclips.net/video/K5gFVdFJDTM/видео.html Hope this helps.
Several major kicks would also break through the walls, but burglars don't want to make noise and risk getting shot so they will not mess with burglar bars. Bars are simply a deterrent. If you have bars and your neighbor does not, guess who's house is getting broken in to?
Ayush,The window bars would need to be anchored to the surrounding exterior window frame or exterior wall structure. Can be achieved using the flush mount or 3" inch projection brackets.Thank You....
Thank you so much for this tutorial. Saved me lots of money and time.
I'm having my contractor install these all around. They're not theft proof but they'll deter turn thieves away once they see its another obstacles. Cameras Alarm, Bars, oh and Dogs. Better than nothing because RUclips videos showing thieves quickly throw something to break window and get in. But with bars it ain't going to be that easy.
This window guards are for decoration it will not secure your home , notice that the window's guard brackets remains lose inside the frame after installation, It will be better if the guard comes with steady extendable brackets build in .
The solid steel mounting brackets extend 5-3/4" inches into the horizontal mounting tube of the window bar. If fully seated no lateral movement should be experienced. We have read many positive experiences from Grisham window bar customers through other social media formats that indicate the value and quality of the product. Once properly installed the window bars are a great deterrent to potential intruders. Thank You for you comments, Grisham Bros.
These look awesome but do you have anything even stronger resistant to a burglar trying to get in? These are definitely a deterrent though. One more question, do you have something nice that can deter burglars that can be placed over Larson platinum storm doors as an added layer of security? Thanks.
This variety is our current selection available on HomeDepot.com and are available in black and white. As to an added layer of protection, I have seen the window bars used as an overlay over entry door glass panels. Can use stand-off or flush mount brackets with carriage bolts instead of the safety screws supplied. Hope this helps.
Thank You,
Grisham Bros.
I have double windows, side by side with a plastic frame so I can't mount the two bar frames in the middle. I see there is a pin connector for this but wouldn't it be easy to push those open in the middle?
There ia a pin connector available and correct not as secure as the standoff connector.
Are there outside or inside mounting bars that allow for a protruding window air conditioner??!
We do not have anything available to secure a protruding window airconditioner. There are custom fabrication shops that will make a box that will encapsulates the entire window air conditioner. Hope this helps.
What is a "non-reversing" safety screw? Does this mean you can never remove it? What if you have to replace a broken window?
The safety screw is tamper resistant. Allows you to screw in but not easily back out without altering the head of the screw.
Same type of screw people use on license tags on vehicles, except the screw for window bars will be a stronger type. Should be a special tip tool included with the windows or able to buy off line or good hardware store. The Bad, a crook can buy the same tool also though.
Can and if so, how do you mount these on a masonry opening? 3:55
Use a 1/4" masonry drill bit for pilot holes into concrete block or stucco. For solid mortar wall it might be necessary to use concrete anchors. Here’s a link to using the non-reversing safety screws into concrete block: ruclips.net/video/K5gFVdFJDTM/видео.html Hope this helps.
The masonry portion is at 2:29 of the video link provided
A powerful kick would tear those apart
Screws should never be shown to the exterior
Inside mount brackets look most promising. . .
Thats why u gtta put em inside the house
Actually the window bar units are very strong, and the mounting brackets are made of solid steel. Very resilient to forced entry.
Several major kicks would also break through the walls, but burglars don't want to make noise and risk getting shot so they will not mess with burglar bars. Bars are simply a deterrent. If you have bars and your neighbor does not, guess who's house is getting broken in to?
Looks like the ones from a nightmare on elm street
Can you mount these on stucco?
Can be mounted onto stucco as long as you can penetrate a solid backer which is either wood or cement. Hope this helps.
Are these bsrs expensive
No. Reasonably priced for contractor or DYI projects.
where can I find 80 inch bars ?
Is that the height or width? What is the total w x h opening size?
@@grishambros7662 the height. the width is 42 inches
It is the weakest window's guard I ever seen .
How can these be used with Upvc windows ?
Ayush,The window bars would need to be anchored to the surrounding exterior window frame or exterior wall structure. Can be achieved using the flush mount or 3" inch projection brackets.Thank You....
I got these over my windows in this section 8 I’m in and I got cameras all over the apartment Smdh I hate this but better to be safe the sorry