Security bars Avoid scares when returning from vacation

Before we go on vacation, we always tend to prepare our route to the smallest detail, without thinking much about what might happen while we are away. Security bars are an excellent way to secure your home with a strong physical deterrent at a relatively low price.

There are many reasons why you might consider installing security bars on your windows to protect your home, among them

• The high crime/burglary rate in your neighborhood
• The lack of a neighborhood watch program
• Basement or ground level windows
• Fear that your house will be robbed
• The lack of security companies in your area

And these are just a few examples. If any of the above apply to you, you may want to consider installing security bars on your windows to protect your home, yourself and your family.

Types of Window Gratings

Burglar bars are basically iron bars that are screwed onto the window frame. There are several options available, from DIY options that you can install yourself to professionally manufactured designs that require a specialized hand in their installation.

Some common types of window grilles include:

• STEEL GRATES: Gratings built to measure with galvanized or oven-lacquered steel, different models to choose from, hinged, fixed, spring, depending on the security, functionality or aesthetics required, contact us for more information.

• STEEL BALLESTAS: Ideal for protecting and decorating homes and commercial premises. The perfect finish, together with the possibility of choosing the most appropriate colour for your needs, make our crossbows the ideal complement to obtain greater security without sacrificing aesthetics. The perfect solution to protect villas, attics, shops, etc.

The use of top quality materials has a decisive influence on the manufacture and final finishing of our products which, thanks to their excellent price/performance ratio, are widely accepted by our customers.

Which windows should I install the security bars on?

You should start by installing bars on the windows that are lower and may be covered by shrubs or trees. If you have windows in the basement, this is usually a good place to start. Your basement windows are low and usually well hidden. Although it is preferable to start from the bottom, we at PONSICO S.C.P. recommend their installation throughout the home for greater security and the comfort of your loved ones.