Re: Looking for a source of Alarm Screens, or related info

[sales@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]

You're welcome, Dennis.  I don't know if he will sell directly to a
DIYer (his business caters to professional installers) but is been
willing to accomodate my DIY clients.  If he asks you to go through a
dealer, let me know and I'll try to help.  As I mentioned earlier, I
don't sell screens online.  There are so many variables that we'd have
to make significant modifications to the shopping cart to handle the
sales.

Perhaps you can make arrangements with Chuck and I'll pass them on to
you at cost.  You'll have to assume responsibility for making the
proper measurements and deciding where the leads and tampers go though
that's not exactly rocket science.

Regards,
Robert L Bass
Bass Home Electronics
Online DIY Security & Home Automation Store
www. BassBurglarAlarms.com


Dennis wrote:
> Hi Robert,
>
> I was pleased to see your HELPFUL response to Steve's request.  As
> apposed to the earlier, snotty response about searching Google, your
> response was helpful and to the point. I also happen to be looking for
> alarm screen info, and YES had already searched Google without useful
> results. I will check out the site you mentioned.  Thanks again for
> your input.
>
> Dennis
>
> sales@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
> > Steve C in Seattle wrote:
> > > I've heard about "Alarm Screens", which are window screens with conductive
> > > wire weaved in with the regular wire/plastic; you hook the conductive parts
> > > up to your alarm system. The idea is that if a Bad Guy tries to enter the
> > > premises via a screened-but-open window, tampering with the screen will
> > > raise the alarm.
> > >
> > > Anyone know of any internet sources for the raw material...
> >
> > Although I sell lots of alarm and home automation stuff to DIYers, I
> > don't carry alarm screens or supplies for them.  However, I can highly
> > recommend Safe-Vue Security Screens of Cranston, RI.  Ask for Chuck.
> > I'm away from my office at present so I looked up their number on
> > Google.  Try this: (401) 946-3340.  Best of luck.
> >
> > Regards,
> > Robert L Bass
> > Bass Home Electronics
> > Online DIY Alarm & Automation Store
> > www.BassBurglarAlarms.com