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Light-transparent constructions
- Windows
- Doors
- Facades
- Sliding systems
- Skylights (light-transparent roofs)
- Winter gardens (conservatories)
- Fireproof and smoke-protection systems
- Burglar-resistant systems
- Bullet-proof systems
- Blast-resistant systems
- Solar systems
- Solar shading systems
- Facades automation and management
Back-ventilated cladding facades
- What is "a back-ventilated facade"?
- Back-ventilated facades advantages
- Technical features
- Facade materials
Roofing and wall materials
- Metal tiles
- Profiled deck
- Seam roof
- Metal siding
- Roofing components
- Rainwater systems SIBA (Sweden)
- Metal-roll cutting
- Materials and coating
- Map of standard colours
Foundation engineering using pile-top drill rigs
- Bored and cast-in-place piles
 
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Burglar-resistant systems

Recently we lay more and more emphasis on security. “Estel” company offers only tested and reliable security systems, which have special burglar-resistant elements. With our burglar-resistant systems, an attractive appearance is retained irrespective of the security provided. This is because with burglar-resistant systems, increased security is mainly going on behind the scenes. Using innovative technology, the user is therefore protected in the long term.
The resistance classes according to DIN V ENV 1627 are defined according to type of break-in, the method used, place, risk and recommendations for use from WK 1 to WK 4.

   Resistance classes:
  • WK 1: Building components offer basic protection against attempts to break in using the bodyweight, such as kicking, flying kick, shoulder charge, lifting upwards and tearing out. These building components only offer limited protection against the use of lever tools.
  • WK 2: Opportunist burglars also use simple tools like screwdrivers, pliers and hand axes to try to break into locked and bolted building components.
  • WK 3: Burglars use a second screwdriver and a crow-bar to try to break into locked and bolted building components.
  • WK 4: Experienced burglars may also use cutting and striking tools, such as pickaxe, crowbar, hammer and chisel, and possibly an electric drill.

Despite the high security requirements, architects and their clients still retain the same creative freedom on account of customized shapes and colour schemes.