Home & Personal Safety & Protection

Glenn · 04-11-2012, 03:21 PM

I have guns, stun guns, and sprays, but my bugaboo has always been the glass windows. With all these new cordless grinding and cutting tools out now, it would be easy to cut through glass. So.. I've moved heavy antique furniture, book cases, etc. in front of downstairs windows and screwed them down. I am going to also buy white plastic garden trestles and cut them to fit over my patio door windows and screw them in. I really don't like the way burglar bars look. They could also be cut, but whatever takes burglars longer is what counts. Sometimes, if you don't have much to put in the window, even making a pyramid of aluminen cans can make a lot of noise. I'm curious what other folks here are doing about protecting their windows because I could'nt find anything new online.

04-11-2012, 03:21 PM	#23
Glenn Senior Member How Do You Identify?: Ol butch bones. Preferred Pronoun?: Old thing Relationship Status: Too old to play. Join Date: Nov 2009 Location: :rolleyes: Posts: 1,547 My Photo Gallery Thanks: 3,602 Thanked 3,729 Times in 1,095 Posts Rep Power: 21474854	Windows I have guns, stun guns, and sprays, but my bugaboo has always been the glass windows. With all these new cordless grinding and cutting tools out now, it would be easy to cut through glass. So.. I've moved heavy antique furniture, book cases, etc. in front of downstairs windows and screwed them down. I am going to also buy white plastic garden trestles and cut them to fit over my patio door windows and screw them in. I really don't like the way burglar bars look. They could also be cut, but whatever takes burglars longer is what counts. Sometimes, if you don't have much to put in the window, even making a pyramid of aluminen cans can make a lot of noise. I'm curious what other folks here are doing about protecting their windows because I could'nt find anything new online.