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News Release from: Mighton Products | Subject: Premium sash window hardware
Edited by the Buildingtalk Editorial
Team on 20 January 2006
Crime prevention pays
Mighton Products, which offers premium sash window hardware, is the first choice for MH Joinery from Bridgwater, Somerset, when it comes to quality, aesthetics and security.
With the British Crime Survey of 2002/03 reporting 24% of all burglaries in England and Wales occurring via a window that was open or that was forced open, MH Joinery is bolstering its standard specification with Mighton's Ventlock, as Lee Scampton, Sales Director, explains: "Because of our reputation we get a lot of demand from specifiers and architects who want to reinstate or replace existing timber windows but, increasingly, also upgrade the security of the building" "Mighton's Ventlock, which complies with ISO 9002, solved the problem"
This article was originally published on Buildingtalk on 4 Aug 2006 at 8.00am (UK)
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Lee continues: "We've used Mighton Products for eight of our twelve years in business".
"The Ventlock allows timber sash windows to be securely locked in an open position so our customers feel safe".
"It is discreet, strong, a theft deterrent and child proof, as well as being uncluttered and aesthetically pleasing".
"The range, which is easy to fit on site, fits in nicely with our own range of finishes and#8722; brass, chrome and satin chrome".
"We do a lot of work for local authorities, who are increasingly replacing timber with timber, as well as listed buildings and conservation areas".
"Maintaining high standards of workmanship as well as offering value and security is enabling us to lead the sash window revival.".
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