- Steel construction offers protection from vandalism and break-ins
- Spearpoints with scroll work design adds classic elegance
- Various mounting accessories available and Sold Separately
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About This Product
The 24 in. x 54 in. black, Spear Point Window Bar is engineered from 1/2 in. welded tubular steel for strength and added security against forced entry. The black powder coat finish adds beauty and weather durability. Several color matched mounting brackets are available. (Sold Separately) Choose from 3 in. projection brackets, flush-mount brackets and inside window frame mount brackets. Mounting bracket sets includes 3 in. non-reversing safety screws to complete the installation process. Quick Release accessory is required by fire code to meet designated escape window regulations.
Highlights
- Long lasting powder coat black finish
- Rust resistant
- Helps guard against forced entry through windows
- Decorative scrolls add a beautiful appearance
- Mounting brackets not included, depending upon method of installation, you may choose from these item numbers: WB3PB, WBFB, WBIMB, WB3TB, WBCP, WBQR, WBS1, WBS2, WBS3
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Specifications
Dimensions: H 54 in, W 24 in, D 1 in
Dimensions
Bar Spacing (in.) | 5 in |
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Maximum Width (in.) | 24 in |
Product Depth (in.) | 1 in |
Product Height (in.) | 54 in |
Product Width (in.) | 24 in |
Details
Bar Type | Fixed, Spear Point |
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Color Family | Black |
Color/Finish | Powder Coated black |
Guard Style | Vertical |
Hardware Color Family | Black |
Included | No Additional Items Included |
Mounting Type | Wall |
Product Weight (lb.) | 7.8 lb |
Returnable | 90-Day |
Warranty / Certifications
Manufacturer Warranty | 1 year limited |
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Questions & Answers
My window is 48"wide and I used the connector WB-CP to connect 2 window guards. There was an opening of 7" 1/4" in the middle that could be used by a skinny burgler to get into my house. Any suggestions?
Allen, Not sure what you could do, but it seems that a 7-1/4" opening would be difficult to pass through. Possible option is to cover the 7-1/4" gap with a flat steel plate, perhaps 1/8" thick. The plate could be welded or mechanically fastened to the bars. This provides excellent security but may look more like a solid panel than a window grille. Or add expanded metal or security mesh. You could attach expanded steel mesh over the center joint. This would eliminate the opening while maintaining airflow and visibility. Hope this helps. Thank you, Grisham bros.
My front door has a 24"x 58" window in it. I worry that someone could break the window & enter my house. Are the bars wide enough that if they broke the window they could still just manually unlock the door by sticking their arm through the bars?
Kristina, The bars are roughly four inches on center. Yes, an arm could fit through the bars. Thank you, Grisham Bros.
My window size is 48" wide and 58" long. Do I have to buy 2 24"x54" guards and place them next to each other? I have a portable AC there whose vent/connector may cause some issues. Can the guard be cut by a welder to accomodate my AC vents?
Allen, The concept of joining the two 24 x 54 units would work well to cover the desired opening. I`m not 100% certain on how you are venting the AC unit, but you may gain enough clearance by using the WB-3PB three inch stand-offs mounting brackets. You can join the two units with either a standard WC-CP coupler or a 3" inch WB-3TB stand off coupler if you have a center support to secure the bracket to. The three inch brackets could possibly reduce the need for any alterations to the actual window bars. I have included a link to the accessory page on HD.com. https://www.homedepot.com/p/Grisham-36-in-x-54-in-Spear-Point-Window-Bar-Guard-WB3654BK/202770089#overlay Hope this helps. Thank You, Grisham Bros.
What is the measurement between the two "outside" vertical bars?
Mike, The measurement is 23" inches from outer bar to outer bar left and right. Hope this helps. Thank You, Grisham bros.
Can the mounting screws be used for concrete? If so, is there a certain drill bit required.
Tiffany, Correct Masonry drill bit size: 1/4". Anchors are not needed since the screws are self-threading for concrete/brick/block The hole must be smaller than the screw (1/4") so the threads can bite and hold. Important to drill at least 1/2" deeper than the screw length. Blow out dust (very important for holding strength) Don’t overtighten—can strip the hole. Hope this helps. Thank You, Grisham Bros.
my window wide 60 in and hight 48 in is 38 buy 54 workes
Issa, .However, two 30 in. x 54 in. units joined together using the coupler accessory will meet your 60 in. width requirement. This configuration will result in a total height of 54 inches, providing 6 inches of excess height. You can allow for this by positioning the unit with approximately 3 inches extending beyond both the top and bottom of the 48-inch opening. Hope this helps. Thank You, Grisham Bros.
My Window size is H 58 and W 68, how can i use the guard?
Jbcc, Possibly using the outside surface mount brackets with a coupler joining two unit together. The unit would extend 2 inches beyond the window evenly spaced on both sides. Hope this helps. Thank You, Grisham Bros.
My windows are 34 1/2 wide. Will the 36 wide work for me using inside flush mounted?
Valerie, For inside mount applications your installer would need to cut the two horizontal bars proportionally on each side to fit the required 34-1/2" size noted. Essentially 3/4" of an inch from each side of the horizontal bars. Hope this helps. Thank You, Grisham bros.
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