Home fortification isn't a bunker. It's turning your home into an impenetrable fortress by making any possible entrance extremely difficult and timely to get through, and if some desperate intruder gets through, you have something to protect your family & supplies with. This solution would be much more effective than a CCTV system in the event of a crisis.
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NewMost forced entries go through a door, not a window, and most doors fail at the frame rather than the lock. A floor-mounted barricade or brace transfers force into the floor instead of a few screws in soft timber, and fits in seconds without altering the door.
Shatterproof security film holds a pane together after it breaks, so an intruder is left hammering a flexible sheet instead of stepping through a hole. It also reduces flying glass in a blast or a storm — worth having whether or not anyone ever tries the window.
Anti-climb spikes on fences, gates and flat roofs remove the quiet routes into a property. Combined with lighting, they push an opportunist towards somewhere easier. Layer the three — perimeter, glass, door — and you have meaningful home fortification without changing how the house looks from the street.