ᐅ How would you assess the burglary resistance of the following windows?
Created on: 26 Mar 2017 22:20
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Mizit
I took photos of the windows in the house. They also have locks installed. The windows are 23 years old and are located on the ground floor.
The question is whether these locks are sufficient when the window is closed, or if it would be worthwhile to retrofit mushroom head locks.
The question is whether these locks are sufficient when the window is closed, or if it would be worthwhile to retrofit mushroom head locks.
Mizit schrieb:
So you don’t see any burglary protection in the windows shown here?I think he meant "BEFORE the retrofit." The mention of lockable handles is also a good point; it’s an easy and affordable solution that can be combined well with others.
Mushroom cam locks only protect the closed window—and even then, only in areas where a burglar can’t quietly use a glass cutter to reach the handle. Even if a tilted window is meant to stay tilted, the mushroom cams don’t engage. The local police often advise on where to combine which methods.
The windows in your photos definitely look like they are worth retrofitting to achieve effective security improvements.
But I only worked briefly in a window factory, never as a burglar ;-)
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Caspar202027 Mar 2017 20:23Mizit schrieb:
So, you see no burglary protection in the windows shown here?In the condition shown in the photos; NO.
Have you watched the videos?
No, not yet. We thought these locks might already be fairly secure?
The problem is simply this: retrofitting mushroom cam locks on each window sash is supposed to cost 300 euros. The house has a lot of windows, which is good, but the retrofit would alone cost us 3,300 euros on the ground floor. And the windows are 23 years old.
The problem is simply this: retrofitting mushroom cam locks on each window sash is supposed to cost 300 euros. The house has a lot of windows, which is good, but the retrofit would alone cost us 3,300 euros on the ground floor. And the windows are 23 years old.
Mycraft schrieb:
It is still relatively simple... if we are talking about pure plastic profiles without steel reinforcement and only a few dowels... I have just dealt with this topic myself... there is also a fairly long thread about it...Do you have a link to that thread?
Mizit schrieb:
No, not yet. We thought these locks might already be fairly secure?
The issue is simply this: retrofitting the mushroom-head locks for each window sash would cost 300 euros. The house has quite a lot of windows, which is good, but the retrofitting alone would cost us 3300 euros just on the ground floor. And the windows are 23 years old.And then you probably only have RC2N.
In your place, I would install additional locks instead of the mushroom-head locks. This is cheaper but possibly offers equivalent protection.
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Caspar202027 Mar 2017 22:01Mizit schrieb:
Retrofitting mushroom head locks per window sash is supposed to cost 300 Euro.Have you requested a quote or several already?
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