Protect Your Home With Domestic Window Grilles

Security grilles are amongst the most powerful deterrents to intruders. Window grilles are not just a deterrent; they are a physical barrier that makes home security a reality that the process which is dependent on police response fails to accomplish. Security grilles are effective when the home is occupied. This can be a good tool for protecting against home invaders. There are advantages of security grilles. • No false alarms • No maintenance costs • No fees for a monitoring agency • Installed inside the window • Allows light in which roller shutters do not • Installed inside the window • Do not require planning permission • Cost effective when compared to roller shutters The security grilles allow windows to be open when the grille is secured. They are maintenance free with no electric motors that can require repair. They have a good appearance with many styles to choose from, including the attractive trellis model. No ugly boxes and frames on the outside of your property as with roller shutters. The window grilles stack behind the curtains when not protecting the home security. With the security grilles being installed inside the window, the intruder has to risk being caught when breaking glass before attempting to disable the security grille. The grilles are fitted up to the window frame which restricts intruder access to remove the grille. The security grille has another advantage over fixed bars because the domestic window grilles can be quickly unlocked in the event of an emergency. Physical security that cannot be unlocked should never be considered because it is a potential death causing device. Options for the Security Grilles *Choose the locking systems. *Determine the fit options. *A crowbar resistant frame is offered *Lift-up track for fire exits *Fold-back option for fire exits . There are a variety of domestic window grilles offered in several price ranges. There is an option for every home owner and every window. THE PROBLEM WITH HOME ALARM SYSTEMS The opportunistic burglar knows that even if the alarms are monitored the police will take more time to get there than the burglar needs to clean out the house. Alarms do not always deter burglars when the premises are occupied. The Metropolitan Police have noted incidents of break-ins when the burglar knew the home was occupied.

Now police will respond only if a "recognised alarm monitoring centre" can confirm that there is a burglary taking place. This is a very expensive security process and there are reports of false alarms even with this system. A false alarm can be costly to the home owner.