To break a window or unhinge a door, it takes just a few hand tools such as a large screwdriver, wedges or a hammer to break the glass.
The Casa Sicura project designed by Piva is the solution to protect your home. Class RC2 burglar-resistant doors and windows manufactured with significant technical details.
Elements that make a difference
Certified RC2 burglar-resistant doors and windows are a result of the above features
What is the RC2 burglar resistance class?
The acronym RC (which stands for Resistance Class) indicates the class of resistance required to certify the anti-burglary feature of a door or a window.
The resistance classes are divided according to a test procedure, employing tools and methods used by burglars and to test break-in resistance.
Break-in resistance does not mean that a door or a window is impregnable, but it is the property of a door or a window to withstand the attack of intruders, using different tools for a specific amount of time, to discourage the intention of the burglar.
The tools used for RC2 certification are screwdrivers, pliers, wedges and hammers.