请大家帮忙解答，1.温哥华的房屋允许给窗户安装防盗网吗？2.有谁家是安了防盗网的，报道一下，顺便推荐一下。3. 哪个厂家做的比较好？我手头倒是有两家，想看有没有更多资源，选择一下, 择优录取，因为有现成的客户需要。4.有谁家想做防盗网的，集中报道zhthhj@gmail.com
关于给窗户安装防盗网
- 主题发起人 vvv
- 发布时间 2011-11-20
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你家有什么可盗的？
你家有什么可盗的？
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我家能盗的早就被盗完了，呵呵
我家能盗的早就被盗完了，呵呵
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哪家好啊
楼主总是羞羞答答的
豆
哪家好啊
楼主总是羞羞答答的
豆
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靠，温哥华已经堕落到了大家要装防盗网的境地了？
在加拿大，还真没看到有哪些住宅装这些东东呢。
靠，温哥华已经堕落到了大家要装防盗网的境地了？
在加拿大，还真没看到有哪些住宅装这些东东呢。
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真是的，资本主义就是腐朽啊，连防盗网都不装
真是的，资本主义就是腐朽啊，连防盗网都不装
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警察局的拘留所和动物园有装吧。
警察局的拘留所和动物园有装吧。
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据我了解，因 fire and life safety 的要求，消防部门是应该不会允许的。
据我了解，因 fire and life safety 的要求，消防部门是应该不会允许的。
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不知道装防盗网的那2家公司生意怎样？我怎么没见过有防盗网的房子啊？
不知道装防盗网的那2家公司生意怎样？我怎么没见过有防盗网的房子啊？
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兄弟，别装了吧，何必自己吓唬自己呢？
兄弟，别装了吧，何必自己吓唬自己呢？
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不知道你要的是那种防盗网,我家(HOUSE)都加了那种一条条的铁条那种防盗.钉在窗台上的.我爸随便在报纸上找一个而已.
不知道你要的是那种防盗网,我家(HOUSE)都加了那种一条条的铁条那种防盗.钉在窗台上的.我爸随便在报纸上找一个而已.
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不少HOME装有Alarm system，一旦有风吹草动保安公司立马赶到。但你要每个月付银子给保安公司。
不少HOME装有Alarm system，一旦有风吹草动保安公司立马赶到。但你要每个月付银子给保安公司。
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没有逃生出口是违反fire code的，切忌不要胡乱安装！
没有逃生出口是违反fire code的，切忌不要胡乱安装！
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关于逃生出口请参考
Emergency Escape Considerations
It is extremely important to keep in mind that, in the event of a fire, windows would likely be used as an emergency escape route and an entry point for rescue workers. Security should not interfere with entry or exit purposes, particularly if the room is used for sleeping.
Bear in mind one important stipulation: The National Building Code requires that where bedrooms do not have an exterior door, “each bedroom shall have not less than one outside window openable from the inside without the use of special tools or knowledge.” Windows… shall provide unobstructed openings with areas not less than 0.35 m2 (3.7 ft2 ) and with no dimension less than 380 mm (15 in.).
If any of the following recommendations would compromise the fire and life safety use of the window in a room used for sleeping, then do not consider it. For example, a basement area renovated to make a bedroom unit must be up to code. Make sure that the occupants of any room intended for sleeping know how to open the window to get out in an emergency.
关于逃生出口请参考
Emergency Escape Considerations
It is extremely important to keep in mind that, in the event of a fire, windows would likely be used as an emergency escape route and an entry point for rescue workers. Security should not interfere with entry or exit purposes, particularly if the room is used for sleeping.
Bear in mind one important stipulation: The National Building Code requires that where bedrooms do not have an exterior door, “each bedroom shall have not less than one outside window openable from the inside without the use of special tools or knowledge.” Windows… shall provide unobstructed openings with areas not less than 0.35 m2 (3.7 ft2 ) and with no dimension less than 380 mm (15 in.).
If any of the following recommendations would compromise the fire and life safety use of the window in a room used for sleeping, then do not consider it. For example, a basement area renovated to make a bedroom unit must be up to code. Make sure that the occupants of any room intended for sleeping know how to open the window to get out in an emergency.
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Window Guards
Steel bars or grills are sometimes used to secure windows. While these may be effective in increasing burglar-resistance, they can also hinder the escape of occupants in a fire or impede rescue by firefighters. If installed on bedroom windows, they may contravene building code requirements unless they are designed to be readily openable from the inside.
Figure 12 A grill can be decorative as well as protective.
In basements that do not contain rooms intended for sleeping, such protection is particularly effective as basement windows normally offer poor security and are a favourite target for burglars.
Solid iron bars should be 25 mm (1 in.) in diameter. Iron pipe 20 mm (3/4 in.) in diameter can also be used, but the pipe should be filled with sand-cement mortar or have a tempered steel bar inside to prevent it from being cut with a hacksaw.
Window frames to support these guards must be very strong or the guard itself will be of little value. On windows that could be used as emergency exits, install guards that can be easily removed in an emergency by every member of the family.
Figure 13 A type of basement window grill.
All hardware for window guards should be installed with tamper-resistant fasteners with enough strength to resist the tremendous pulling and spreading forces that can be exerted during a determined entry. Fasteners should be long enough to penetrate through the window frame into the concrete or structural lumber. If anchoring to solid brick, concrete or stone, sink the rods or bolts into at least 50 mm (2 in.) of the foundation material.
Heavy metal mesh can be permanently installed over a vulnerable window that is not used as a secondary or emergency exit. The wire should be at least 3 mm (1/8 in.) in diameter with openings no more than 50 mm (2 in.) across. Attach the wire to the window frame with round-headed or machine bolts.
If bars or grills are too unsightly, consider using hinged wooden shutters or aluminum roll-shutters to protect windows. Both are especially useful on cabins and cottages where shattering glass is not likely to be heard. Choose heavy, working wooden shutters of solid construction instead of the flimsy, decorative kind. Mount hinges and locks on the inside of wooden shutters, where they will be protected from attack.
You have many options to improve your window security and the rest of your home.
Figure 14 A simple method of securing basement windows.
Figure 15 Install bars designed for easy exit in case of fire.
Window Guards
Steel bars or grills are sometimes used to secure windows. While these may be effective in increasing burglar-resistance, they can also hinder the escape of occupants in a fire or impede rescue by firefighters. If installed on bedroom windows, they may contravene building code requirements unless they are designed to be readily openable from the inside.
Figure 12 A grill can be decorative as well as protective.
In basements that do not contain rooms intended for sleeping, such protection is particularly effective as basement windows normally offer poor security and are a favourite target for burglars.
Solid iron bars should be 25 mm (1 in.) in diameter. Iron pipe 20 mm (3/4 in.) in diameter can also be used, but the pipe should be filled with sand-cement mortar or have a tempered steel bar inside to prevent it from being cut with a hacksaw.
Window frames to support these guards must be very strong or the guard itself will be of little value. On windows that could be used as emergency exits, install guards that can be easily removed in an emergency by every member of the family.
Figure 13 A type of basement window grill.
All hardware for window guards should be installed with tamper-resistant fasteners with enough strength to resist the tremendous pulling and spreading forces that can be exerted during a determined entry. Fasteners should be long enough to penetrate through the window frame into the concrete or structural lumber. If anchoring to solid brick, concrete or stone, sink the rods or bolts into at least 50 mm (2 in.) of the foundation material.
Heavy metal mesh can be permanently installed over a vulnerable window that is not used as a secondary or emergency exit. The wire should be at least 3 mm (1/8 in.) in diameter with openings no more than 50 mm (2 in.) across. Attach the wire to the window frame with round-headed or machine bolts.
If bars or grills are too unsightly, consider using hinged wooden shutters or aluminum roll-shutters to protect windows. Both are especially useful on cabins and cottages where shattering glass is not likely to be heard. Choose heavy, working wooden shutters of solid construction instead of the flimsy, decorative kind. Mount hinges and locks on the inside of wooden shutters, where they will be protected from attack.
You have many options to improve your window security and the rest of your home.
Figure 14 A simple method of securing basement windows.
Figure 15 Install bars designed for easy exit in case of fire.
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