NP
Guest
Sep 14, 2007
9:19 AM
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Recently our home was broken into. They broke a double paned window in the master bathroom that is about 46x46 inches. I would like to replace it with something that is strong, energy efficient, and provide privacy. Does the acrylic window blocks meet that requirement? How do I go about installing it? I've read all the faq and message on this board that might help me out, but I'm not sure how it all will go when I install it. What do you recommend?
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CHARLIE
SALES
149 posts
Sep 19, 2007
9:49 AM
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Hello home owner, How easy is it for a burglar to break through an acrylic block window?
Although acrylic blocks can be broken with a hammer or crowbar, acrylic is harder to break than a glass window. Plus, because the window is made of individually secured blocks it makes break-in a time consuming effort. It would be much quicker and easier for a burglar to break through a regular glass window or door. As most Police Officers will tell you it only takes 5 minutes to break-in and sack a residence. “Tips for protecting your home”, please visit CBC link : http://www.cbc.ca/consumers/market/files/home/break_in/hometips.html Installation link:
http://www.acrylicblocks4less.com/page/page/4479966.htm Cost for a 83-4444 acrylic block window
$512.00 44" x 44" acrylic block window
Last Edited on 19-Sep-2007 11:10 AM
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