Hi , AND THANK YOU FOR SHARING THIS VIDEO, BUT I SUGGEST YOU SHOULD BE ADDING THE CONTACTS OF THE BUILDERS, ELECTRICIANS, POP WORKERS, PLUMBERS ETC TO ENABLE US REACH OUT TO THEM WHENEVER WE ARE IN NEED OF ANY OF THEM.
Watching and taking notes....but the best option is to finish both inside and outside plastering....except the windows which will be done just after the burglarproof have been fitted. Regards Mr. Bright from Bright&Clara's channel
Any openings that you are going to put a frame into should be 3/8 or 10mm smaller because I know the masons very well when it comes to laying blocks plus the sand rendering/ plaster you have to make the frame smaller so that you will have a gap to move the frame a little all around with in the opening
The way you’ve done it is the proper way.. fitting the burglar proof before the plastering gives little room for the dressing of the widow surface, you know where the edges are.. so you’ve done it correctly
But there's always an issue of bonding. And I believe burglars and kick it open because those areas won't be strong enough. I will rather fit burglar proof before plastering
Please what do you use the space between the burgler proof and the window for? Why is it that there isn't any cil on the inside of the room in almost all the fittings that i have seen. Is it a Ghanaian thing not to have inside window cils?
This is the problem I have with some workers on 🏠 they will take the measurements at the end there will still be a mistake the measurement 😂😂😂😂 GOD help me im about to do my windows too 😢😢😢
@@MzzK-theonlyriraqi, If the doors happened to be blocked by fire then where do I escape? My question was based on security, safety and an escape plan if the 2 doors have been rendered unusable.
@@niiamu3300 I understood your question perfectly. When u live in Ghana the 1st security issue you tackle is to avoid armed robbery and break ins which mostly happens from the windows before you think of fire at both ends of your doors. If you haven't experienced robbery at gun point trust me you won't understand why people put in these burglar bars.
@@MzzK-theonlyriraqi, Am glad I bought in an estate. No bars on the windows. I am paranoid of bars due to some of the horror house fire deaths in Ghana over the years. I guess everyone has a choice to make, the armed robber or an escape point. Lol!
So for escape through window in case of fire is to have one window fixed with the extractable burglar proof.you can also get fire balls and fixed them at certain points in the house and you are good to go.
@@yaababy1572 the burglar proof people painted it before bringing it as part of their cost but we repainted it when we were done with the works at our own cost
Looks good, they have done a good job on the burglar bars 🙌
The bar is nice but my problem is I need something that can be opened in case of a fire emergency .....
Hi , AND THANK YOU FOR SHARING THIS VIDEO, BUT I SUGGEST YOU SHOULD BE ADDING THE CONTACTS OF THE BUILDERS, ELECTRICIANS, POP WORKERS, PLUMBERS ETC TO ENABLE US REACH OUT TO THEM WHENEVER WE ARE IN NEED OF ANY OF THEM.
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they sometime don't listen and just do it their way. The windows are nice.
Typical of Ghanaian trades guys, they wont listen and will challenge you, in the end they will do what you dont like
Thank you. Taking notes, @ your important information.
Ghanaian artisans are very good but some of them struggled with taken correct measurements.
Watching and taking notes....but the best option is to finish both inside and outside plastering....except the windows which will be done just after the burglarproof have been fitted.
Regards
Mr. Bright from Bright&Clara's channel
Exactly
Hi mzz_k I'm watching from New York City, good job sis keep it up ✌🏽💜❤🇺🇸🇬🇭
This is best way my dear....did our same and make the dressing of the windows neat 👌..
Then we're on track
Any openings that you are going to put a frame into should be 3/8 or 10mm smaller because I know the masons very well when it comes to laying blocks plus the sand rendering/ plaster you have to make the frame smaller so that you will have a gap to move the frame a little all around with in the opening
I love your house🙂
Looking good Mzz K. Good job.
Go with the flow.
Is fine job but what i saw was the bar Supposed to get more close to the Walls so no Pinsch Bar can penetrate
It's a beautiful Windows my problem is taking the window measurement from the beginning and still get wrong
I understand
👍👍send more videos I learned a lot from you.
Thanks for watching
The way you’ve done it is the proper way.. fitting the burglar proof before the plastering gives little room for the dressing of the widow surface, you know where the edges are.. so you’ve done it correctly
Great
But there's always an issue of bonding. And I believe burglars and kick it open because those areas won't be strong enough. I will rather fit burglar proof before plastering
In my opinion I would do the plaster work first they they should come and do the measurements they they should make it 3/8" or 10mm smaller all-round
🚨nice work ! Which company did you use & did you not have concern about fire escape safety ?
You can make one or two openable but very few people do so and our local building code doesn't work. Will personally do for safety
yeah we should always think about ur safety do not imprison urself with all this Burglar Proof Windows
Big up to you my fren 👍
Very nice
Good job
Please what do you use the space between the burgler proof and the window for? Why is it that there isn't any cil on the inside of the room in almost all the fittings that i have seen. Is it a Ghanaian thing not to have inside window cils?
I like your burglary bars...the design...I find others too tacky...please can you introduce me to the weilder....
Sure, send me a text on WhatsApp and I'll link u up
Nice
This is the problem I have with some workers on 🏠 they will take the measurements at the end there will still be a mistake the measurement 😂😂😂😂 GOD help me im about to do my windows too 😢😢😢
It is well, I hope they get it right for you
Great work. Would you please share the contact of the guys that did get burglar proof? Thank you 🙏
Kindly send me a message on whatsapp so I can share
Great job Mzz K,better u stick to what they know ,otherwise u will end up draining ur pocket for something they should have done earlier going forward
Right
Who
Made the Banisters
Someone tell me, is this burglar bar design safe compare the ones with small spaces? Not sure about the round pipes too
Beautiful 🌹..who did your front porch balustrade
Hi, I love your Bulgaria proof window design. Where did you buy it. Can you please share the number
0244617022 call this number for the burglar proof
@@MzzK-theonlyriraqi thank you
How high is the upstairs balusters?
Wow is it a story building???
Yea, it is now although that wasn't the plan
@@MzzK-theonlyriraqi please how much did it cost you for the burglar proof?
What you planned was better
Which one is the best White or grey burglar proof
I prefer white cus I think it's more bright
Please how much did the burglar proof cost?
Will share costs soon
They is no escape through any of the windows if there is an emergency?
There are two doors for that.
@@MzzK-theonlyriraqi, If the doors happened to be blocked by fire then where do I escape?
My question was based on security, safety and an escape plan if the 2 doors have been rendered unusable.
@@niiamu3300 I understood your question perfectly. When u live in Ghana the 1st security issue you tackle is to avoid armed robbery and break ins which mostly happens from the windows before you think of fire at both ends of your doors. If you haven't experienced robbery at gun point trust me you won't understand why people put in these burglar bars.
@@MzzK-theonlyriraqi, Am glad I bought in an estate. No bars on the windows. I am paranoid of bars due to some of the horror house fire deaths in Ghana over the years. I guess everyone has a choice to make, the armed robber or an escape point. Lol!
So for escape through window in case of fire is to have one window fixed with the extractable burglar proof.you can also get fire balls and fixed them at certain points in the house and you are good to go.
Did you have to paint the burglary proofs again after installation?
Yes, we painted it
@@MzzK-theonlyriraqi was it part of the cost of making the burglary proofs or another expense
@@yaababy1572 the burglar proof people painted it before bringing it as part of their cost but we repainted it when we were done with the works at our own cost
@@MzzK-theonlyriraqi thanks 🙏 sis
Please the burglarproof guy number
Very nice