Magnetic Aluminum Window
Magnetic Aluminum Window
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 Magnetic Window Blinds White 25 X 40  US $18.99
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 Magnetic Mini Blind 25X40 for Half Steel Window Door US $17.99
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 Steel Door Window Frame Magnetic Blinds Woodgrain 25 X 68 US $17.97
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 Magnetic Mini Blind 25X68 for Full Steel Window Door US $23.99
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 Magnetic Mini Blind 25X68 for Full Steel Window Door US $22.99
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 Magnetic Window Blinds White 25 X 68 US $23.99
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 Steel Door Window Frame Magnetic Blinds Ivory 25 X 40 US $21.99
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 Magnetic Mini Blind 25X68 for Full Steel Window Door Ivory Color US $24.99
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 Magnetic Mini Blind 25X40 for Half Steel Window Door US $17.99
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 Magnetic Mini Blind 25X40 for Half Steel Window Door Ivory Color US $19.99
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 Steel Door Window Frame Magnetic Blinds Ivory 25 X 68 US $23.99
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 Magnetic Window or Door Full Blinds New US $49.98
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 Magnetic Mini Blind 25X40 for Half Steel Window Door US $24.99
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 Magnetic Mini Blind 25X40 for Half Steel Window Door US $24.99
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 Magnetic Mini Blind 25X40 for Half Steel Window Door US $24.99
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Good News for Magnetic Contacts
Finding quality magnetic contacts at a low price can be tough, but if you know where to look, you can find magnetic contacts in no time. And at a price you'll be satisfied with.
Magnetic contacts are perfect for sliding glass doors, windows. Eliminate tell tale signs that you have an alarm system installed. These switches are completely hidden. They are .78 inches long and are ideal for any thing like the windows.
Magnetic contacts need 3/4" of material like (wood, aluminum, vinyl) around the frame of the window to mount into.
Contact switches are magnetic switches that protect doors and windows. There are three main styles that are used by most alarm companies.
Magnetic contacts are small and are easy for a professional to install if you have not put your windows in yet. Magnetic contacts can be used for all sorts of things they have security for your doggie door the magnetic contacts clip from the door to the doggie door so you will not get a intruder trying to climb through.
There are wireless contacts they have a transmitter that is tied to them or built into them that sends a radio signal to a receiver in the control. they come in two colors brown and white to hide from your decor. If you like you can paint the cords to match your decor.
When protecting your home the doors and windows are the most broken into by using the magnetic contacts on all doors and windows you and your family will be safe. When doing your business this applies also do all the doors and windows.
To protect your home/business there usually is a lot of windows that you have to protect by getting a motion detector so you are double protecting your self. If a intruder tried to get in and broke the glass this way the motion detector will go off and warn any one in the area.
If you use surface mounted versions they can be set up so that you can keep your windows open a few inches for ventilation and still be armed. If you have little kids this is wonderful to have I am sure you hear all the time about children that open windows and fall out of them on the second floor. This will be worth the money and safety for any parent.
Once you find the magnetic contacts that you need, you will definitely feel better about your new home/office being safe. Contact your local retailer for more details.
About the Author
Ron McBride writes about all home security.
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where can i get window coverings for aluminum door it is a entrance way door.?
have a half way window in our entrance door that is aluminum and i want something to cover the window besides curtains.i really like the aluminum blinds but the harware to install them wont hold and the magnetic wont stick.
You don't even need to pre-drill a hole if you use a self-tapping screw. These screws automatically create the hole for you and hold the brackets firmly in place so there is no chance of you creating too large of a pilot hole. Make sure when you measure for this blind that you compensate for the head rail (which should be about one inch) and for the bottom rail/hold down brackets (which should be another inch). You also will want to add a little for coverage on the side to prevent light gaps (add about 1/2' to 1" per side if you have room).
If you have a mullion or frame around the window, be sure to ask for spacers for the installation. They will help project the blind out away from the frame so the slats do not interfere with the frame.
I know this is more information than you asked for but as a former blind installer I couldn't help myself.......
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