The length of time a burglar spends attempting to get into your home is proportional to the probability of detection. The chance of being seen and possibly identified is the burglar’s biggest fear. Most burglars allow themselves one to two minutes to get into a home. Beyond that, the risk of detection becomes too great. A good security strategy slows burglars and extends them past their self-imposed time limits.

Common on both old and new homes are patio or sliding doors. While patio doors contain a large glass area, breaking glass is one of the least desirable ways for a burglar to gain entry. The amount of noise involved in breaking the glass, and the potential for injury ensures most burglars will look for an easier and safer mode of entry. Measures should still be enacted to protect the glass area against breakage.

Patio doors can also be defeated by prying the lock, sliding the door open, or by lifting the door out of its track.

Fortunately, both of these types of attacks can be prevented with a TITE-LOC Security Bar.

• Easy to assemble and install
  NO TOOLS NECESSARY FOR ASSEMBLY
  NO TOOLS NECESSARY ON 2 OF OUR MODELS
• Up to $5,000 Protection Plan for Losses on the Double Arm Style Tite-Loc
• Available in our Flagship Model, Single Arm or Double Arm Styles