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GriffinGuard

Trellidor Security Grilles and Window Screens

Trellidor Trojan is the only grille to have achieved Loss Prevention Standard 1175 security rating level 2 which means that it is measurably the strongest security grille in the world.

Trellidor Plus has achieved LPS 1175 security rating level 1 which gives it a measurable level of security against opportunistic attacks using tools such as screwdrivers, knives, levers and glass cutters.

Trellidor A200 is the original Trellidor security grille and, while it has not been tested by the LPCB against LPS 1175, it has been used in the tough environments of Israel and South Africa for many years and has become a household word in those countries.

Trellidors are suitable for use internally or externally. They are 'top-hung' which makes them smooth and easy to operate - they can usually be operated with one finger! Because they retract to a third of their size they can be hidden behind curtains or tucked into reveals to leave window and door space free. They are available with a hinge-up option so that they do not cause tripping in entrance ways or a hinge-away option so that the stack does not impede the entrance at all.

Trellidors have been protecting buildings and premises since 1976 and are distributed in forty countries worldwide. In the UK they protect buildings for Sainsbury's, BP, Jaeger, many Local Authorities, Universities and schools as well as a host of public and private properties. They are manufactured in an ISO 9001 factory and come with a three year guarantee for parts and workmanship. The tested and certified grilles are licenced by ACPO for their Secured by Design project which means that they can claim the POLICE PREFERRED SPECIFICATION.

GriffinGuard is a framed and perforated sheet of 3CR12 ferretic stainless steel that fits over a window opening to protect it from burglary and vandalism. It has been designed to blend in with the architectural features of a building and is hardly visible from a distance but, up close, it is visible and strong enough to protect property.