Custom mild steel safety window grills engineered in Pune to prevent break-ins while preserving maximum airflow and natural daylight. Built with solid square bars, wrought iron motifs, and baked enamel weather resistance.
Custom engineered to match architectural loads, building codes, and safety standards.
| Engineering Parameter | Standard Specification | Dial For Fabrication Standard |
|---|---|---|
| Steel Profile | 10mm / 12mm Solid Square Bar & 25x5mm Flats | Solid steel core that cannot be cut with hand bolt-cutters |
| Joint Welding | MIG / Shielded Metal Arc Welding | Ground flush welds with uniform strength and smooth touch |
| Wall Anchoring | Deep 4-inch heavy steel expansion anchor bolts | Immovably pinned directly into RCC lintels and masonry |
| Aesthetics | Contemporary linear, diamond mesh & floral curves | Customized to complement the exterior facade architecture |
| Coating Standard | Zinc phosphate dip + dual epoxy enamel | Tested against monsoon humidity and environmental grime |
| Applications | Windows, AC outdoor vents, and balcony railings | Custom made to exact on-site opening dimensions |
Heavy solid square steel bars anchored deep into building masonry provide uncompromising security.
Engineered baluster spacing preserves natural cross-ventilation and unobstructed daylight.
Modern minimalist geometric designs or traditional classic scrollwork to suit any home.
Resistant to monsoon rust and blistering UV rays with durable anti-corrosion topcoats.
From initial site survey in Pune to complete handover in under 7 days.
Our fabrication specialist visits your flat or bungalow to record millimeter-accurate opening dimensions.
We present sizing options, material thicknesses, and coating color swatches for your sign-off.
Heavy cutting, certified welding, and anti-rust treatment executed at our Pune plant.
Trained fitters install with heavy anchor fasteners, test alignment, and leave the site spotless.
Speak directly with our fabrication engineers for accurate estimates and catalog design options.
