Protecting Windows/Glass

She-Ra · 01-05-2009, 11:43 AM

Some excellent suggestions thus far, thank you. I think my major concern is people breaking the glass and that I live in rented accomodation so I have to see what I'm allowed or not allowed to do in that respect. The popular idea are the shutters but I'm hesitant about those because if I move I'd like to re-use them but they will be cut to size.

Dominic - I used to have bars on my ground floor windows (before I lived in a flat) and one was always coming loose and one could be twisted, you'll probably test them thoroughly though

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I'll research the the subject further and look into the shutters anyway just in case. It's something I'm more concerned about now since our clothes horse was stolen and that's just a clothes horse, imagine when things/essentials get restricted and people are more tempted.

01-05-2009, 11:43 AM	#5
She-Ra Avalon Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: London, UK Posts: 159	Re: Protecting Windows/Glass Some excellent suggestions thus far, thank you. I think my major concern is people breaking the glass and that I live in rented accomodation so I have to see what I'm allowed or not allowed to do in that respect. The popular idea are the shutters but I'm hesitant about those because if I move I'd like to re-use them but they will be cut to size. Dominic - I used to have bars on my ground floor windows (before I lived in a flat) and one was always coming loose and one could be twisted, you'll probably test them thoroughly though . I'll research the the subject further and look into the shutters anyway just in case. It's something I'm more concerned about now since our clothes horse was stolen and that's just a clothes horse, imagine when things/essentials get restricted and people are more tempted.