Queen’s Award-winning window restrictor manufacturer, Jackloc, announces the launch of the new Titan by Jackloc® folding restrictor for care homes and hospitals.
With many window restrictors on the market, how do you know that you’re installing the most robust solution the best for your premises?
At Jackloc, we always strive for excellence in everything we do. We were hugely proud, therefore, when all our hard work and dedication was recognised when we were awarded the Queen’s Award for Enterprise in Innovation. Since winning the award, we have enjoyed many benefits from this prestigious recognition. To have the Jackloc, a product designed to save lives, receive such respected acknowledgement is credit to all of the Jackloc team.
Did you know that falls are the second leading cause of accidental or unintentional unjust deaths worldwide?
As 2018 draws to a close, so does the sale of corded blinds across the US and Canada.
This historic industry-wide ban comes into force after the American Academy of Pediatrics revealed window blinds injured an estimated 16,827 children under 6, between 1990 and 2015.
Your home is meant to be a sanctuary of safety; a peaceful haven that you can retreat to when times get tough. However, you may be surprised to learn that accidents in the home account for around 6,000 deaths each year.
It’s not just children that Jackloc window restrictors protect from window falls, they expertly safeguard a wide range of people and ages right around the globe. Falls from windows can occur due to a number of reasons in a diverse range of settings, with a great level of attention focused on the health and social care sector.
Did you know that British homes are most at risk to burglary in the summer months?
New research from MoneySuperMarket shows that homeowners like you are most exposed to burglary during the summer months, as we try to stay cool by leaving windows and doors open. Worryingly, leaving a window open for just 5 minutes can compromise the safety of your home. Even more concerning, if you leave a window open to stay cool and thieves take advantage it could mean that your insurance company won’t pay out; considered as ‘contributory negligence.’