Greatim GT-DB005 Home Security Window Lock, Egress Window Lock, Childproof, Locking System, AntiLift Lock, Vertical Bar, for Single Hung Windows, Window Dowel, Adjustable (10.6~16.62 inch)
$31.07
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About This
- Window Security Bar Locks: GT-DB005 window security bar is a safety device that secures, and keeps windows with fresh air when the window is half-opened, and prevents windows from Burglar and Intruder while the window is closed.
- Childproof Anti-Lift Lock: GT-DB005 is installed out of children’s reach so they can’t open the door by themselves, providing additional child-safe door security, is affordable.
- Keep Your Windows Open But Secure: GT-DB005 window stopper allows you to keep your windows open while keeping intruders out even in a fixed position. This simple yet effective tool can enjoy indoor openair circulation and enhance your homes security.
- Adjustable, for vertical and horizontal windows: GT-DB005 is an adjustable window lock bar that measures from 10.6 to 16.62 inches, for situations where the window is closed or partially open. They can also be used as an egress/basement window security bar lock.
- Durable & Rust Proof: GT-DB005 are metal bars for windows, made from high-strength aluminum, strength to the door frame making it more difficult to pry open, it is sturdy, has anti-rust security rods for windows, comes with an anti-lift lock for enhanced security.
- Easy Installation: The package includes one security bar, security tape, saddles, and screws for installation; This window lock mounts anywhere in the window profile, allowing you to install it out of the reach of children, or you also Install it directly window rail without drilled mounting brackets.
We prioritize quality in selecting the materials for our items, choosing premium fabrics and finishings that ensure durability, comfort, and timeless appeal.
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