Security in Window Systems

The concept of security in windows is becoming increasingly important each day. In this article, we will talk about how to make windows more secure.

It may be necessary to mention some different points about security in window systems. For example, burglar-proof, fire-safety, children’s safety, etc. In this article, first of all, security against theft will be discussed. We will try to address fire safety and child safety in future articles.

When we say security against burglars in windows, the first thing that comes to mind is the features of the mechanism used. However, due to the non-gapped profile structure of wooden windows, which we should mention briefly, besides offering some advantages at this point, it is also compatible in detail with the most detailed mechanisms that can be used.

Mechanism manufacturers offer new solutions to security every day. At this point, the products can offer security even when your window is in the ventilation position.

Windows are subjected to some tests to get security classifications. As a result of the tests, it is divided into security classes such as RC2 and RC3. The RC2 class can prevent entry attempts made with tools such as screwdrivers, pliers, and wedges for 3 minutes. The RC3 class can prevent interference with heavier tools, such as a crowbar, for 5 minutes. Of course, in these tests, the glass used is also important, and the properties of the glass must also comply with the targeted safety class.