Re: Special Window Protection

["ABLE_1" <royboynospam@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Robert,

Actually I made that suggested and explained to the customer that we would
have to remove the existing movable screens and replace with a fixed type
screen.  The response that I got was, "Isn't there another way?"

So I have been trying to think of another way.

Presently I am installing security screens on all 2nd floor windows.  There
is a local company that does them as well and they pick up and deliver too.

Thanks for the help.

Les





> Les,
>
> You said the word yourself... screens.  You
> can have alarm screens custom made for
> the windows.  They're not *too* expensive
> though they certainly cost more than magnetic
> contacts.  I've worked with Safe-Vie Security
> Screens for many years.  They do an excellent
> job.  They're in Cranston, RI.  Here's their
> phone number: 401-946-3340.  Ask for Chuck.
>
> For those who don't already know it, alarm
> screens have a thin wire woven into the fabric
> at the mill.  The security screen firm uses the
> existing frame or builds a custom frame to fit
> the window.  Typically there is a magnetic
> tamper switch near one corner of the screen
> and a concealed pigtail routed into a corner
> diagonally opposite the tamper.  The connector
> is completely hidden when the screen is in
> place.  Any attempt to remove or cut the screen
> will trigger the alarm.  An End-of-Line resistor
> can also be hidden in the screen to trip an
> alarm if someone tries to short the wires.
>
> --
>
> Regards,
> Robert L Bass
>
> =============================>
> Bass Home Electronics
> 941-925-8650
> 4883 Fallcrest Circle
> Sarasota · Florida · 34233
> http://www.bassburglaralarms.com
> =============================>
>
>
>> Hello All,
>>
>> Looking for some special brain juice flow on the following.
>>
>> I have a customer that has a number of Vertical Casement Windows (meaning
>> that they are about 28" wide by 60" high and pivot on the side and have a
>> crank at the bottom to open thru some gearing).
>>
>> They would like to protect these windows while they are O-P-E-N at
>> various angles.  The windows presently have the roll up screening
>> installed for a bug retardant on the inside.  It is kinda like a window
>> blind but with screen and secure track on the edges.  The windows are at
>> ground level.
>>
>> I have about tapped my idea bank and came up empty on a solution.  I even
>> suggested that they NOT leave the windows OPEN but that raised eyebrows a
>> bit.
>>
>> Anyone ever made ??something?? work in this type of application??
>>
>> All ideas are welcome since it may spark another.
>>
>> TIA
>>
>> Les
>>
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