How do you secure a roof window against intrusion?
An access point often neglected… but vulnerable Roof windows, or Velux windows, are highly appreciated for their ability to bring natural light into attics, converted attics or sloping bathrooms. However, they also represent a potential entry point for burglars, especially if the roof is accessible from an outbuilding, terrace or ladder. Often overlooked in security …
Anti-UV glass and safety: a double benefit
Efficiently protect your interior and secure your openings In any home, glazing plays an essential role not only in letting light in, but also in protecting the interior and ensuring the safety of occupants. Among the options available, anti-UV glass combined with security glazing offers a double advantage: it protects property from ultraviolet rays, while …
Replacing single glazing with secure double glazing
The right choice for insulation and protection Single glazing, which is still used in many older homes, is no longer adapted to today’s thermal insulation, soundproofing and security requirements. Fragile, poorly insulating and easy to break, it represents a weak point for both interior comfort and protection against intruders. Opting for secure double glazing means …
Self-cleaning glass: compatible with security glass?
Comfort technology and safety: can they be combined? Self-cleaning glass is becoming increasingly popular with private individuals and professionals alike, particularly for conservatories, bay windows and hard-to-reach windows. Thanks to a special treatment applied to the surface, it reduces dirt deposits and the need for maintenance. But one question often comes up: is this type …
Innovative glass solutions with integrated locks
A new way to secure glazing with technology When we think of securing a glazed opening, we immediately think of laminated glass, roller shutters or alarms. However, another discreet and effective option is gaining in popularity: glass with an integrated lock. These innovative systems make it possible to block the opening of certain windows or …
Thermal break and safety windows
Enhanced thermal performance… but what about protection? Thermal break windows have become an essential part of modern construction and energy-efficient renovation projects. They reduce heat loss, improve interior comfort and cut energy bills. But do these high thermal performances go hand in hand with a high level of safety? Does this type of window really …
How can you detect weak glass in your home?
Discreet but essential safety checks Glazing is often the first security flaw in a home, especially when it is old, poorly installed or unsuitable for its exposure. Unlike a door, which immediately shows its robustness, a weak pane can go unnoticed… until the day it breaks on impact or during a break-in attempt. Whether you …
Choosing glazing for a secure conservatory
A living space to protect without compromising light The veranda has become a veritable living space in modern homes. Open to the outside, they offer light, thermal comfort and aesthetic appeal. But with its large glazed surfaces, it can also represent a vulnerable point of entry in the event of a break-in attempt. To avoid …
Acoustic glazing and safety: can they be combined?
Reducing noise without neglecting protection In urban areas, near roads or railroads, noise pollution is a real threat to everyday comfort. At the same time, the security of openings remains a major concern, especially on first floors or in exposed dwellings. Hence the frequently asked question: is it possible to combine soundproofing and burglary protection …
Protect your windows against impact and break-in attempts
A weak point not to be overlooked when securing a home Glass panes, whether installed on windows, bay windows or patio doors, are one of the most vulnerable points of entry to a home. An experienced burglar can shatter conventional glazing in a matter of seconds. Similarly, an accidental impact can result in dangerous breakage …
