1. THE DIFFERENT TYPES OF CRIMSAFE WINDOWS

2. HINGED WINDOWS A hinged, casement window is one which has hinges on the top or sides, allowing it to be pushed certain degree. These can be great for additional ventilation control, as well as areas that easy access for cleaning, and emergency exits. awning, or out to a require

3. FIXED WINDOWS If you have picture windows that aren’t functional, you may think security windows necessary. In fact, it might even seem like a shame to obscure your views with However, Crimsafe screens come with the benefit of having no bars or grilles, preserving your views while protecting your windows from being broken into. won’t be a screen.

4. SLIDING WINDOWS The choices for sliding window security were unattractive you’d like to keep your sliding windows open in the summer without letting the bugs in, you can kill two birds with one stone and keep your property secure at the same time. mainly flyscreens. If

5. SAFE-S-CAPE When it comes to safe options, Crimsafe go above and beyond to provide the most advanced options on the market. This includes their own security window mechanism called the Safe-S-Cape. In the event of a fire or other hazard, some security screens opposite of what they’re intended to do – they can trap people inside along with the security risk. can do the

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