High Security Windows
Security by Design
Functional and aesthetic needs typically come first in windows and doors. However, given that they are potentially the most vulnerable part of a home's facade, it is critical to employ a range of modern security features so only you enjoy your new windows, not burglars too. Neuffer specialises in manufacturing custom solutions using only the latest technology and high quality German made materials. Security windows are essential for a safe home and peace of mind.
The Right Security Measures
Deterring a break-in is even better than resisting one. Most criminals survey their target beforehand. This offers homeowners the opportunity to convince them to look elsewhere by fitting some or all of the following options:
- Multi-point locks with integrated mushroom cams
- Laminated or impact resistant glass
- Locking handles (button or key)
- Installing an electronic alarm system
- Installing lights on automatic timers
- Roller shutters which further complicate entry and increase security
We can supply a unique combination of features to meet your individual project needs.
Secure Handles
In terms of handles, some important factors for security windows are not just the aesthetics, tactile feel and functionality. To guarantee protection, the chosen handles should offer integrated locking cylinders. A locked handle effectively stops professional burglars while also preventing children from accidentally opening windows from the inside. The shape, colour and material can all be individually selected according to your personal wishes.
Window Security Fittings and Hardware
Fittings for windows are extremely important elements, significantly improving the burglary prevention of your home. They can be distinguished into various resistance classes. Class RC 1 features mushroom cams for both the top and bottom of the frame and casement as well as an additional reinforced security plate. Windows of this resistance class also feature drill protection and integral safety mechanism to prevent incorrect use (e.g. trying to tilt the casement when it is already open).