Greetings fellow privacy enjoyers,
Short of blackout curtains or storm shutters what’s a good way to make sure the window is secured?
Thank me in advance
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You need a full 8.1 surround lock system. These can be pricey, but I recommend this one from EcoBee. They typically run around $1300 each, but they come with elastiglass replacement if your window breaks under their protection, which I think is worth it.
I’ve debated getting rid of windows entirely to remove the risk, but I think I have enough protections in place for now.
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