
Mylch’s high-security detention window system represents the pinnacle of our engineering capabilities. Engineered for institutional, tactical, and maximum-security environments, this system integrates heavy-duty structural integrity with advanced ballistic and forced-entry resistance. It is born in our R&D lab, designed to protect what matters most.
MAXIMUM PROTECTION. INVISIBLE BOUNDARIES.
MYLCH HIGH SECURITY INTEGRATED CHASSIS - DESIGN VISUALISATION
Modular & Steel-Frame Integration
Designed for high-precision, rapid-assembly projects, the Mylch system offers seamless structural compatibility with global modular and light/heavy steel chassis configurations. We engineer fully customized sub-frame steel Buck connections and advanced flashing profiles, ensuring structurally sound, weather-tight perimeter integration that aligns perfectly with advanced offshore prefabricated methodologies.

Institutional Reinforced Anchorages
For severe physical threat mitigation and critical institutional environments, the frame perimeter adapts effortlessly to cast-in-place reinforced concrete matrices. Our technical team custom-develops concealed heavy-duty structural anchorage profiles, high-tensile fast-installation bolt-ups, and embedded plate interfaces to deliver uncompromising anti-tamper perimeter load transfers.
HIGH-SECURITY TESTING & COMPLIANCE MATRIX

Note: Diagram illustrates standard international testing wall configuration and rigid perimeter re-bar/masonry reinforcement geometry for validation reference.
Design Targets & Benchamarks
To guarantee uncompromising structural integrity in severe environments, the Mylch platform is engineered to align with the rigorous physical testing dimensions dictated by premier global compliance bodies. This includes testing structural response against multi-point heavy impacts, dynamic load transfers, and concrete/steel perimeter anchorage resistance under international protocols like ASTM F1592 Grade 1 standards.
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Forced Entry Resistance ➔ Designed to align with DIN EN 1627 Class RC3 - RC5
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Ballistic Threat Mitigation ➔ Engineered to meet EN 1063 Class BR5 - BR7 / FB7 NS (Non-Splinter)
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Blast & Impact Resistance ➔ Structural compliance targeted for ISO 16933 EXR3 criteria
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Thermal Efficiency & Insulation ➔ Engineered to Passive House (PHI) & EN ISO 10077 core standards



