Safe Room Swinging Window

A Safe Room Swinging Window is a blast- and ballistic-resistant protective window system built for secure spaces such as Israeli Mamad safe rooms, panic rooms, bunkers, and high-security facilities. Unlike regular windows, it is engineered with armored steel frames, ballistic glass or steel shutters, airtight sealing, and reinforced locking systems to ensure protection against explosives, gunfire, and CBRN threats.

🔒 Key Features

1. Blast & Ballistic Protection

• Made with reinforced steel frames and laminated ballistic glass or solid steel shutters.

• Tested to resist explosive overpressure, shrapnel, and high-velocity projectiles.

• Meets Israeli Home Front Command Mamad standards or equivalent.

2. Swinging Design

• Opens inward or outward like a traditional casement window.

• Heavy-duty hinges with tamper-proof pins ensure stability.

• Easier to operate for ventilation compared to sliding models.

3. Gas-Tight Sealing

• Equipped with full perimeter rubber gaskets.

• Maintains airtight closure to block chemical, biological, or radiological threats.

• Works with safe room air filtration systems.

4. Locking System

• Multi-point locking bolts secure the window in closed position.

• Lockable only from inside for safety (optional dual-sided lock available).

• Reinforced to prevent forced entry.

5. Customization Options

• Glazing: Ballistic-rated glass, polycarbonate composite, or full steel cover plate.

• Sizes: Standard (24” x 24”, 36” x 36”) or custom dimensions.

• Finish: Epoxy or powder-coated for durability and corrosion resistance.

⚙️ Typical Specifications

• Frame Material: Hardened structural steel.

• Glass Thickness: 32–40 mm laminated ballistic glass.

• Seal: EPDM or butyl rubber gasketing.

• Hinges: Heavy-duty steel, welded or bolted.

• Resistance Rating: Blast-tested; NIJ ballistic protection up to Level III/IV.

🛡️ Applications

• Residential and commercial safe rooms

• Israeli Mamad shelters

• Government buildings and embassies

• Military command centers and bunkers

• High-security panic rooms