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Window Security Bar (Adjustable)
(Kitchen) J. H. Smith Company, Inc.
Made in the USA
Sturdy 22 gauge steel tubing
Rubber ends won't scratch surfaces
Price:
$12.99
Answers
Are there security bars for basement windows ?
A security bar that requires no installation such as drilling holes. A bar that could be wedged in place to keep the window from opening if someone tryed to push it in from outside.
Anything that you could wedge in could be easily wedged out, ergo not much security. What's the problem with drilling holes and doing a proper job of it?
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