Installation Manual January 2014

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Installation
Manual
January 2014
Welcome to SecureView,
We want to thank you again for your purchase and look forward to working with
you.
In this manual you will find not only general installation instructions but other
helpful tips such as maximizing the material and unique situations with windows
that might arise at time of installation.
SecureView makes Customer Service their top priority. If you have any other
questions or have feedback, please reach out to us via email at
[email protected] or by phone at 855.SCRVIEW (727-8439).
Please remember to visit our website at www.secureviewusa.com where we
continually provide updated news & tips.
Table of Contents
Maximizing your SecureView Material Usage
Measure your window openings, if possible, before you place your material order.
SecureView creates an opportunity for you by offering sheets that are oversized compared to the
standard 48” x 96” panels. These larger sheets not only allow you to seal a large picture window with
just one sheet, our 60” x 96” and 72” x 96” sheet sizes create a big advantage to the contractor when it
comes to material usage.
Think horizontally …
Most windows on homes will be taller than 48”. But you can make use of one larger sheet of material to
make 2 or even 3 window panels from it. In the past, two 36” x 60” windows would require 2 sheets of
plywood and result in a lot of scrap. The use of one of our 60” x 96” sheets will take care of that for you.
This will result in cost savings to you as well as reduce the amount of waste.
When there is a bank of 2 or 3 windows consider using just one sheet to cover them all. The resulting
reduction in production time and installation time may be a benefit. This situation also makes for a better
interior look if you consider using one long crossbar to secure both windows.
Additionally, there are several useful software applications available that can assist you with optimizing
your material usage by providing you accurate cut schedules. One you might take a look at is Cut List
Plus (www.cutlistplus.com).
General Installation Instructions
Installation Video
1.
Measure window where the SecureView panel will be placed. This could be inside of brick or
inside of the window casing/brick mold such that it will be a tight fit and not allow a tool to be
placed behind the panel.
2.
Cut the SecureView panel using a circular saw with a high tooth count, carbide blade for clean
cutting. A 120 VAC operated saw is required.
3.
Remove window sashes or slide the sashes to the center of the window frame so that 4 bolts can
be placed near the four corners.
4.
Measure inside of window from outer edge of casing to the other so that the crossbar will rest
squarely on the full face of the window casing. Cut the crossbar material. A minimum of two
crossbars shall be used per window.
5.
Measure the clear window opening width and subtract 1”. Measure up from the window sill and
down from the top panel location. Transfer these measurements to the SecureView panel and drill
four ½” holes.
6.
Drill 7/16” holes through the crossbars to match the pattern in the SecureView panels.
7.
Place four 3/8” carriage bolts through the SecureView panels, set the panel on the window sill
and position the panel into its proper location.
8.
Screw one security nut onto each of the carriage bolts. Place the crossbars onto the bolts and
screw another security nut on each of the carriage bolts. Tighten the outer nut, by hand, until the
SecureView panel is squeezed into a compression fit. Tighten the inside nut against the crossbar
and torque the outer nut with a ratchet or other tool so that no person can loosen them by hand.
Important Note on Fannie Mae owned properties: It is a requirement if a door(s) is
currently boarded please paint to match property.
If installing SecureView on a HUD owned property,
please visit their website at www.HUD.gov to view specific installation guidelines.
SecureView Window Cover Installation Instruction
Single Hung Window
Tools and Hardware Requirements:
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120 VAC circular saw with a high tooth count blade (carbide recommended)
3/8” carriage bolts (Length Determined per window depth)
Washers
Nuts
Security screws (minimum 2” length).
Instructions:
Measure and Cut:
1. Measure window opening (width and height). This will be inside of brick or inside of the window
casing/brickmould such that the SecureView panel, when cut, will fit snuggly and not permit a tool
to be placed behind the panel.
2. Cut the SecureView panel using a circular saw with a high tooth count blade.
3. Measure interior casing of window from outer edge of casing to the other so that the crossbar will
rest squarely on the full face of the window casing. Cut the crossbar material. Under this
scenario, one crossbar shall be used per window.
4. Measure the clear window opening width and subtract 1”. Measure up from the window sill and
down from the top panel location. Transfer these measurements to the SecureView panel and
drill two 1/2” holes.
5. Drill and countersink holes around the upper perimeter of the SecureView panel for required
security screws. Start with a hole at each of the top corners and continue adding holes at 10”12” increments across the top and down the two sides to approximately half way down the panel.
6. Drill 7/16” holes through the crossbars to match the pattern in the SecureView panels.
Install:
7. Remove window sash or slide the lower
13. Place a security screw through each of the
sash to the center of the window frame so
perimeter holes to fasten the panel into the
that 2 bolts can be placed near the lower
window frame or exterior casing.
corners.
8. Place a 3/8” carriage bolt through each of
the holes in the SecureView panel, set the
panel on the window sill and position the
panel into its proper location.
9. Screw one nut onto each of the carriage
bolts.
10. Place the crossbars onto the bolts and
screw another security nut on each of the
carriage bolts.
11. Tighten the outer nut, by hand, until the
SecureView panel is squeezed into a
compression fit.
12. Tighten the inside nut against the crossbar
and torque the outer nut with a ratchet or
other tool so that no person can loosen
them by hand.
 Use of TWO nuts and washers at each
carriage bolt is a requirement for the
integrity of the system.
**Please be sure not to over-tighten the bolts as warping of bracing bar and cover may occur**
Single Hung Window – Tall Window
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120 VAC circular saw with a high tooth count blade (carbide recommended).
3/8” carriage bolts (Length determined per window depth)
Washers
Nuts
Security screws (minimum 2” length).
Instructions:
Measure and Cut:
scenario, two crossbars shall be used per window.
4. Locate the carriage bolt positions so that the bolts will be close to the existing window frame. The
bolts should be placed no more than 3/4” from the window frame at the width and no more than 6”
from the window sill. Additional bolts shall be located at the vertical middle of the window or just
below the window sash when it is pushed to its upper position. Transfer these measurements to
the SecureView panel and drill four 1/2” holes.
Install:
 Use of TWO nuts and washers at each carriage
sash to its upper position of the window
bolt is a requirement for the integrity of the
frame so that 4 carriage bolts can be
system.
placed near the four corners of the window 13. Place a security screw through each of the
opening.
9. Screw one nut and washer onto each of the
carriage bolts.
carriage bolts.
compression fit.
them by hand.
Single Hung Window – Glass Panes Broken/Removed
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Washers
Nuts
Security screws (minimum 2” length)
Instructions:
Measure and Cut:
drill two 1/2” holes.
Install:
6. Make sure upper sash and lower sash are
in place and lock the window. Remove any
remaining glass so that 4 bolts can be
placed near the four corners.
carriage bolts.
carriage bolts.
compression fit.
them by hand.
Double Hung Window
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3/8” carriage bolts (Length determined per window)
Washers
Nuts
Instructions:
Measure and Cut:
scenario, a minimum of two crossbars shall be used per window.
drill four 1/2” holes.
Install:
6. Remove window sashes or slide the
sashes to the center of the window frame
so that 4 bolts can be placed near the four
corners.
carriage bolts.
carriage bolts.
compression fit.
them by hand.
Double Hung Window – Tall Window
Tool and Hardware Requirements:
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Washers
Nuts
 One additional crossbrace
Instructions:
Measure and Cut:
scenario, three or more crossbars shall be used per window.
from the window sill and top frame. Additional bolts shall be located at the vertical middle of the
window or just below the window sashes when they are pushed up against the top bolts. Transfer
these measurements to the SecureView panel and drill six or more 1/2” holes.
Install:
6. Remove window sashes or slide the
sashes to the center of the window frame
so that 4 bolts can be placed near the four
corners.
holes in the SecureView panel, set the
carriage bolts.
screw another nut on each of the carriage
bolts.
compression fit.
them by hand.
Double Hung Window – Glass Panes Broken/Removed
 120 VAC circular saw with a high tooth count blade (carbide recommended)
 3/8” carriage bolts (Length determined per window depth)
 Washers
 Nuts
Instructions:
Measure and Cut:
scenario, a minimum of two crossbars shall be used per window.
Install:
6. Make sure upper sash and lower sash are
in place and lock the window. Remove any
placed near the four corners.
carriage bolts.
bolts.
compression fit.
them by hand.
SecureView Window Cover Installation Instructions
Double Hung Window – Upper Sash Inoperable
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Washers
Nuts
 Security screws (minimum 2” length)
Instructions:
Measure and Cut:
1. Measure window opening (Length & Width). This will be inside of brick or inside of the window
casing/brickmold such that the SecureView panel when cut will fit snuggly and not permit a tool to
be placed behind the panel.
4. Measure the clear window opening width and subtract 1”. Measure from the window sill and down
from the top panel location. Transfer these measurements to the SecureView panel and drill two
1/2” holes.
Install:
sash to the center of the window frame so
that 2 bolts can be placed near the lower
corners.
carriage bolts.
bolts.
compression fit.
them by hand.
13. Place the required security screw through
each of the perimeter holes to fasten the
panel into the window frame or exterior
casing.
Casement Window
 120 VAC circular saw with a high tooth count blade (carbide recommended).
 Washers
 Nuts
Instructions:
Measure and Cut:
scenario, two or more crossbars shall be used per window.
from the window sill and top frame. Transfer these measurements to the SecureView panel and
Install:
6. Remove window sash.
carriage bolts.
screw another security nut with washer
onto each of the carriage bolts.
compression fit.
them by hand.
Casement Window – Tall Window
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Washers
Nuts
One additional crossbrace
Instructions:
Measure and Cut:
scenario, three crossbars shall be used per window.
from the window sill and top frame. Additional bolts shall be located at the vertical middle of the
window. Transfer these measurements to the SecureView panel and drill six 1/2” holes.
Install:
6. Remove window sash.
carriage bolts.
carriage bolts.
compression fit.
them by hand.
Casement Window – Glass Panes Broken/Removed
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Washers
Nuts
Instructions:
Measure and Cut:
from the window sill and top frame. Transfer these measurements to the SecureView panel and
Install:
6.
Remove window sash or remove any
placed near the 4 corners. 7. Place a 3/8” carriage bolt through each of
panel into its proper location. 8. Screw one nut and washer onto each of the
carriage bolts. 9. Place the crossbars onto the bolts and
carriage bolts. 10. Tighten the outer nut, by hand, until the
compression fit. 11. Tighten the inside nut against the crossbar
them by hand.  Use of TWO nuts and washers at each
Fixed Window
 Security screws (minimum 2” length).
Instructions:
Measure and Cut:
3. Drill and countersink holes around the perimeter of the SecureView panel for required security
screws. Start with a hole at each of the four corners and continue adding holes at 10”-12”
increments around the panel.
Install:
4. Set the SecureView panel on the window
sill and position the panel into its proper
location.
Fixed Window – Glass Panes Broken/Removed
 120 VAC circular saw with a high tooth count blade (carbide recommended)
 Washers
 Nuts
Instructions:
Measure and Cut:
Install:
6. Remove window sash or remove any
placed near the 4 corners.
carriage bolts.
bolts.
compression fit.
them by hand.
Basement Window – Sash Inoperable
Tools and Hardware Requirements of Installer:
Instructions:
Measure and Cut:
screws. Start with a hole at each of the four corners and continue adding holes at 10”-12”
increments around the panel.
Install:
4. Set the SecureView panel on the window
sill and position the panel into its proper
location.
window frame. If the window frame is
deteriorated, then a longer screw must be
used.
Basement Window – Sash Removable
 Washers
 Nuts
Instructions:
Measure and Cut:
3. Measure the interior of the window frame vertically and horizontally. Decide which direction the
crossbar will be placed such that it will extend a minimum of 3” beyond each side of the window
frame. Cut the crossbar material. Under this scenario, two or more crossbars shall be used per
window.
4. Measure the clear window opening width and height and subtract 1”. Transfer these
measurements to the SecureView panel and drill four 1/2” holes.
Install:
6. Remove the window sash.
carriage bolts.
bolts.
compression fit.
them by hand.
Sliding Glass Door
Instructions:
Measure and Cut:
screws into either the door frame or the door panels. Start with a hole at each of the corners and
continue adding holes at 10”-12” increments around the door.
4. Drill and countersink a couple more holes down the center of the SecureView panel for security
screws into the center door panel frame.
Install:
5. Place a security screw through each of the perimeter holes to fasten the panel in place.
Sliding Glass Door – Fixed Panel Glass Broken/Removed
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Washers
Nuts
Instructions:
Measure and Cut:
3. Measure interior casing of door from outer edge of casing to the other so that the crossbar will
rest squarely on the full face of the window casing. Cut the crossbar material. Four crossbars
shall be used per door.
4. Measure the door panel openings, measure up from the door sill and down from the top panel
location to locate the carriage bolts 1/2” inside of frame of the fixed panel corners and between
the slider door panel and the frame. Transfer these measurements to the SecureView panel and
drill six 1/2” holes.
5. Drill six more 1/2“ holes in the SecureView panel evenly spaced vertically such that two crossbars
may be located between the top and bottom crossbars at the top and bottom of the door opening.
6. Drill 7/16” holes through the crossbars to match the pattern in the SecureView panel.
Install:
7. Remove any remaining glass from the fixed 
door panel so that carriage bolts can be
placed through the door frame.
8. Open the slider door panel enough to run
carriage bolts between the door and frame.
panel on the door sill and position the panel
into its proper location.
carriage bolts.
carriage bolts.
compression fit.
them by hand.
Use of TWO nuts and washers at each carriage
system.
Sliding Glass Door – Slider Panel Glass Broken/Removed
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Washers
Nuts
Security screws (minimum 2” length)
Instructions:
Measure and Cut:
3.
4. Measure interior casing of door from outer edge of casing to the far side of the slider panel so that
the crossbar will rest squarely on the full face of the window casing. Cut the crossbar material.
Under this scenario, four crossbars shall be used per door.
location to locate the carriage bolts 1/2” inside of frame at the corners. Transfer these
measurements to the SecureView panel and drill four 1/2” holes.
6. Drill four more 1/2“ holes in the SecureView panel evenly spaced vertically such that two
crossbars may be located between the top and bottom crossbars at the top and bottom of the
door opening.
screws into either the door frame or the door panel. Start with a hole at each of the corners and
continue adding holes at 10”-12” increments around the panel.
Install:
9. Remove any remaining glass from the slider
door panel so that carriage bolts can be placed
through the door frame.
10. Place a 3/8” carriage bolt through each of holes
in the SecureView panel, set the panel on the
door sill and position the panel into its proper
location.
carriage bolts.
12. Place the crossbars onto the bolts and screw
another security nut on each of the carriage
bolts.
compression fit.
14. Tighten the inside nut against the crossbar and
torque the outer nut with a ratchet or other tool
so that no person can loosen them by hand.
Use of TWO nuts and washers at each carriage
system.
perimeter holes to fasten the panel in place.
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Sliding Glass Door – Both Glass Panes Broken/Removed
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Washers
Nuts
Instructions:
Measure and Cut:
3. Measure interior casing of door from outer edge of casing to the other so that the crossbar will
scenario, four crossbars shall be used per door.
location to locate the carriage bolts 1/2” inside of frame at the corners. Transfer these
measurements to the SecureView panel and drill eight 1/2” holes.
5. Drill eight more 1/2“ holes in the SecureView panel evenly spaced vertically such that two
crossbars may be located between the top and bottom crossbars at the top and bottom of the
door opening.
Install:
7. Remove any remaining glass from the door
panels so that carriage bolts can be placed
through the door frame.
panel on the door sill and position the panel
into its proper location.
carriage bolts.
bolts.
compression fit.
them by hand.
Special Circumstances – Exterior
Storm Windows
Below are a few recommendations that could be employed in no particular order.
1. Removal of the entire storm window shall allow for a standard installation.
2. Removal of the storm window sashes will allow for security screws to be placed into the storm window frame. Cut the
SecureView panel to either have minimal or no overhang of the window frame to minimize the likely prying of the panel from
the frame. Drill and countersink holes around the perimeter of the SecureView panel for security screws. Start with a hole at
each of the four corners and continue adding holes at 10”-12” increments around the panel.
3. Keep the storm window sashes in place and cut the SecureView panel large enough that the perimeter of the panel may be
screwed to the exterior window casing such that the panel will be tight against the structure. Drill and countersink holes
around the perimeter of the SecureView panel for security screws. Start with a hole at each of the four corners and continue
adding holes at 10”-12” increments around the panel
4. Do not install the SecureView panel so that the screws are exposed between the panel and the structure allowing the screws
to be easily cut or pryed from the structure.
Flush Mounted Windows
This style of window does not permit the standard installation of the SecureView panel into a natural recess of the window which
may not allow for the SecureView panel to rest upon a window sill or other ledge. Below are a few ideas that could be employed in
no particular order.
1. Cut the SecureView panel to match the window frame and utilize the carriage bolt/compression method, but also add security
screws into the window frame. Drill and countersink holes around the perimeter of the SecureView panel for security screws.
Start with a hole at each of the four corners and continue adding holes at 10”-12” increments around the panel. This
installation method will minimize the possible damage to the property.
2. Cut the SecureView panel to extend evenly beyond the window frame allowing for security screws to be placed structure. Drill
and countersink holes around the perimeter of the SecureView panel for security screws. Start with a hole at each of the four
corners and continue adding holes at 10”-12” increments around the panel.
Window and Frame Removed
Below are a few ideas that could be employed in no particular order.
1. Using 2x4s or other materials, build a frame that will create a recess for mounting of the SecureView panel. Cut the
SecureView panel to match the window frame and utilize the carriage bolt/compression method.
2. Using 2x4s or other materials, build a frame that will create a recess for mounting of the SecureView panel. Cut the
SecureView panel to match the window frame and add security screws into the new window frame. Drill and countersink
holes around the perimeter of the SecureView panel for security screws. Start with a hole at each of the four corners and
continue adding holes at 10”-12” increments around the panel.
3. Cut the SecureView panel to extend evenly beyond the opening in the structure allowing for security screws to be placed into
the structure. Drill and countersink holes around the perimeter of the SecureView panel for security screws. Start with a hole
at each of the four corners and continue adding holes at 10”-12” increments around the panel.
Extra Large Picture Window
If a SecureView panel is to be placed against the window sash, the window glass is not separated from the panel. In the event this
occurs:
1.
Cut a piece of crossbar material so that it will span from the top of the window to the bottom resting on the face of the sash.
Place the material vertically at the center of the picture window and install the SecureView panel over this material. The panel
is flexible enough that it will wrap around vertical member. It will however require longer screws near the center of the panel.
SECUREVIEW, LLC (“SECUREVIEW”)
RETURN POLICY
Congratulations on your purchase of a new “SecureView” product. We have gone the extra mile to
provide detailed product descriptions, photos, and videos of our products. In all cases, it is the customer's
responsibility to inspect the product prior to taking delivery. With this in mind, please understand that we
DO NOT accept returned products UNLESS they are damaged in transit or defective, or we accidentally
sent the wrong product.
Under the foregoing circumstances, we will gladly exchange your product free of charge in accordance
with the following Return Policy:
1. This policy applies only if we accidentally send you the wrong product, or if the product is
damaged in transit, or defective. This policy does not cover conditions resulting from abusive
handling, misuse, or neglect, including: (a) exposure to water or outdoor elements; (b)
improper assembly; or (c) failure to follow product safety, use, or storage guidelines. As your
sole remedy, this policy allows you to return goods that you have purchased, in exchange for
a replacement product.
2. To arrange for a return or refund please contact us at 1.855. SCRVIEW, or send us an e-mail
at [email protected]. Returns will be accepted under this policy only if
requested within 14 days from date of receipt.
3. We will generally respond to any return request within 48 hours of receipt. We will review any
return request and, upon accepting your return, will make the necessary arrangements to
pick up the defective package at no extra cost to you. We will schedule a convenient pick-up
time for you. Once onsite, a courier or delivery company specified by Secureview will arrive
and print a customer receipt and free shipping label to complete the return. Please note: We
will only incur the cost of ONE pickup attempt.
4. Returned items must be in new condition with their original packaging. We will not ship any
replacement items until the original product is returned. We can only accept the return of
opened items if they are damaged or defective.
5. Then, upon receiving the defective shipment, we will send out the corrected shipment free of
charge. We will also send an email confirmation upon shipping the new product complete
with a new tracking number.
6. This return policy was last updated on March ___, 2013. We may update this policy from time
to time as our business continues to evolve and change, in which case the updated policy will
apply to all products shipped after the date that such update takes effect.
If for some reason our products do not meet your expectations, PLEASE LET US KNOW. We will do our
best to ensure that you remain a satisfied customer. Any input on how we can improve our products or
customer service to better serve our valued customers is greatly appreciated.
ALL PRODUCTS ARE SOLD “AS IS.” THERE ARE NO WARRANTIES, INCLUDING WITHOUT
LIMITATION IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR ANY PARTICULAR
PURPOSE, OR NON-INFRINGEMENT, WHICH WARRANTIES ARE HEREBY SPECIFICALLY
EXCLUDED. REMEDIES UNDER THIS POLICY ARE LIMITED TO THE EXCHANGE AND DELIVERY
OF A REPLACEMENT PRODUCT, AS OUTLINED ABOVE. UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES WILL
SECUREVIEW BE RESPONSIBLE FOR DAMAGES IN EXCESS OF THE PURCHASE PRICE.
ADDITIONALLY, INCIDENTAL, SPECIAL, PUNITIVE, OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES (INCLUDING,
BUT NOT LIMITED TO, LOST PROFITS) ARE IN ALL CASES HEREBY EXPRESSLY EXCLUDED.
SECUREVIEW IS MANUFACTURED USING RECYCLED MATERIALS,
THEREFORE PRODUCT MAY EXHIBIT MINOR COSMETIC BLEMISHES.
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Installation Manual January 2014

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