ᐅ Burglar-resistant windows?

Thank you all very much for your numerous responses.

I immediately contacted the police and found out some useful information.

Additionally, I found a company very close to me that gave me really good advice. They will now install my new windows!

Thank you for your help!

Manuel

And which windows have you decided on?

WK5 windows and additionally the FeBa clamp. I will also have roller shutters installed with lift protection. Better safe than sorry :-(.. I will share my experiences with you!

manuelbochum schrieb:
Thank you all very much for your numerous replies.

I immediately contacted the police and found out some useful information.

I also found a company very close to me that gave me really good advice.
They are going to install my new windows!

Thanks again for your help!

Manuel

So, what useful information did you find out there?
I live by the motto that if someone wants to break in, they will manage it regardless of whether the windows are burglar-resistant.
For example, abroad I had bars installed on the windows, as it makes it much harder to break in quietly and quickly (which was necessary since we are only there once a year; otherwise, the place stands empty).

No window is completely burglar-proof, but some windows make break-ins much more difficult. During our home renovation, we installed sturdy windows with burglar-resistant locking mechanisms. We also have video surveillance. I feel safer, but I am aware that burglars know many methods to achieve their goals.

Hi Manuel,
that’s a good approach. Getting advice from the police can be really helpful. I know a reliable company from southern Germany, but that’s no longer relevant.

What I can recommend are windows with integrated ventilation. These windows meet high security standards, making it difficult for unwanted visitors to break into the house. The ventilation is controlled by sensors and can be adjusted at any time. This also eliminates the need for manual airing.

Best regards