Grisham Spear Point Heavy-Duty Window Bars (White, 24"X36") Window Safety Guards for Childen, Outdoor Prevent Burglary Window Security Bars

Installed inside with the IMB brackets on a fixed window behind the primary bath garden tub. Looks like it should have been there when the house was built. Great quality and easy installation.

The Grisham Spear Point Heavy-Duty Window Bars are just what I needed to secure a property. They are somewhat basic built quility but it is an extra layer of defence. The are pricy but they are a good choice for the money. They come in different sizes to fit most windows. They attach with screws and wall brackets that are sold separately (not like some cheap ones that need strong adhesive to attach). These are overall very functional.

These are great for peace of mind. I installed them on the inside of my barn windows (not on the outside like they are shown.) I can still open my windows and get air and I can remove them as I bought different screws to attach them so I can take them off if I need to. Easy to install and sturdy enough that someone would really want to take the time and effort to get inside. Highly recommend.

The bars are easy to install, of good quality, and come in a variety of sizes that should suit most needs. They should work well to secure windows from outside entry, and for the price and ease of DIY installation (you'll need a 2nd set of hands, a drill, and an impact wrench), are good value. They get 4/5 stars because you have to buy the hardware separately, and it is (of course) ridiculously expensive. Also, after you drill the pilot holes for the massive one-way screws, you have to have a flathead bit wide enough to run those one-way screws in. You need an 8mm at the least, and 99% of the bit kits on the market don't include one near that size. I only found one that large in a special 'security' bit kit at Harbor Freight that had 100 bits I didn't need, and only 1 that I did. So that one bit cost me about $12. But if you have windows, and you want them secured, it's well worth the cost. Nobody is getting into my cabin through a window--that's for sure. Just enough with the gouging for separate hardware already.

Fast shipping and looks study.

I installed the window bar to secure my 33-inch wide basement window by cutting off horizontal bars on both sides. I also purchased optional hardware package. The result of the project is perfect.

I realize you can just smash a hammer threw the 3" bars then reach in and undo the locks, so I paired this with a a secondary dead bold which is much stronger than original, plus really confusing to unlock. I ordered few extras to add to bottom and top, that way reaching through broken glass and trying to figure out why the door won't open will be a total pain.I feel this product could have more welding to strengthen the bars connection points, but it seems adequate. They do seem more secure, and I'm happy to have them. I been broken into through this exact door before from prying.I wanted to add that for a door install 1/4 inch carriage bolts work great. Under the round bolt head there's a square part for wrenching, which that square fits inside the bar attachment hole. So the carriage bolt head sits flat, and cannot be loosen from outside the door.

They came damaged and no hardware to mount them I won't buy them again