Top- notch home security
WE often worry about unwanted “guests” such as intruders, stray animals and pesky insects that may affect our security and health. Majestec Premium Security Doors and Windows present an effective way of maintaining security while also allowing clear vision and ventilation.
Majestec Security Screens offer your home security, insect screens, ventilation and clear vision. This aesthetic and functional product is of Australian ingenuity.
Majestec’s clear vision security screens utilise the latest in Japanese high- tensile wire materials interwoven into strong stainless steel mesh for maximum strength.
The screens allow fresh air into your home, naturally cooling your living space and reducing energy consumption. At night, the windows can be left open without any worries. The high- tensile mesh is resilient as it is almost impossible to cut or break through.
Majestec products have been tested and surpassed standards for impact resistance, point load tests, knife shears, jimmy and pull tests. They also protect glass and timber doors from breakage and damage.
Majestec products have met the requirements of Australia and Malaysia Sirim Standard ( AS 5039: 2008) for security screen doors and window grilles.
Due to its fine mesh, the almost invisible screens allow a clear view of the outdoors without compromising on appearance or security.
In emergency cases, locks and handles are specially designed to be released from the inside. Window locks and removable handles are also available.
In high- rise buildings, a higher concentration of occupants, proximity to mass transit facilities and easy access may put occupants and property at risk.
With Majestec, unauthorised access is minimised without com- promising on ventilation or views.
Majestec products are an excellent combination of grilles and insect screens while being easy on the eye. Majestec security screens are also custom- made and come in a variety of colours to match your home decor.
The frames are powder- coated to fulfil a product lifetime of over 10 years.
Made of marine- grade steel, the mesh is rustproof and requires little maintenance – just wipe with a damp cloth or flush with water before wiping it dry.
Its frames are made of heavy- duty aluminium. Majestec’s product development team can custom- design its products to meet your architectural design and security requirements.
Majestec’s product range includes awning windows, casement windows, hinged doors, French doors, bi- fold doors, sliding doors and windows, stacker doors, fixed panels, pool fencing and balustrades and fire escapes. Curved and triangular panels are available, too.
When choosing an important component of home security, check for proof of claims made by the sellers. Majestec has spent considerable resources on engineering its products to pass the many tests they are subjected to.
Majestec also holds several patents for its fixing system for binding the stainless steel mesh to the frames. The panels have been tested to withstand forces up to 1,100kg.
Majestec products are sold all over the world, including Australia, South Africa and the United States.
Visit Majestec’s showroom at The Curve Shopping Mall, Lot 219B, 2nd Floor, Jalan PJU 7/ 3, Mutiara Damansara. Alternatively, call 1300 88 MESH ( 6374), 03- 6156 1615 or log on to http:// www. majestec. com SPrIng cleaning usually refers to the annual event of cleaning a house thoroughly. One of the biggest hurdles in any cleaning operation is getting rid of clutter. Once the unwanted stuff is out of the way, the actual cleaning is a lot easier and faster.
Decide whether you will reach your goal faster by working uninterrupted over a weekend or setting aside 10 minutes every day to complete little tasks. Plan a schedule, set a reasonable deadline and stick to it.
Sort out the clutter one room at a time. Make instant decisions about what to keep and what to throw away. The longer you take to decide, the more likely you’ll end up keeping everything.
Many organising experts advocate the system of sorting clutter by setting up four containers and categorising them as “Donate”, “Throw”, “recycle” and “Store”.
As you go through stuff in each room, sort them into the appropriate groups.
After you’ve completed your task, you need to commit to a maintenance plan to remain clutter- free. That may mean breaking old habits that led to the clutter problem such as buying on impulse and adopting new ones like buying something only when you throw out an old item. – The Straits Times / Asia news network