Birds

For our flying friends , we have modified the tilt and turn windows protection system :

With an in width continuously variable bar of the gap is covered above the window ,
so that there only a few mm are open enough for even the smallest birds .

With a rubber lip strip of hinge-side distance tilt and turn windows protection system is 
the window outer edge safed.In case of tilted window is the rubber strip against the window 
edge , and closes these.

Easy installation:
In building the tilt and turn windows protection systems with the side rails on the hinge side of the window to begin.
The side rail assembly so that the upper grille support bracket approximately 1 cm is above the window.
Partly tighten the side rail, so you can turn something there.

Now the rubber lip strip is only screwed to the side rail:
Window on tilt, notice the position, as the windows tilted against the side rail is, window again, and
Rubber lip strip at the side rail with the 3 screws Screw (as can be the side rails move yet, it is somewhat easier to 
tighten the screws by hand).Pick the best position out that the rubber lip covers the entire edge of the window, from 
the top to the bottom hinge.
The threaded holes on the back of the rubber lip strip are asymmetric, you can rotate the rubber lip strip so that it fits 
best.
Now mount 2. Side rails, height as the first.
Then, the upper grid hang (high angled site upwards) and mounted as shown in the assembly instructions 
"Tilt ant turn windows protection system".
Set adjustable bar on the width of your systems, and screw the two screws.
Please pay attention, which can be seen on both sides of a bore. There, the small "S" hook are hooked.
Please in a hole or slot a "S" hook hook the right and left, and hook the whole adjustable bar in the upper grille.

The gap at the top left and right grid should max. be 10mm. Please now even tilt the window, and check around the gap.

please Now all connections again tighten, tighten the system correctly to window sill and lintel, and finished.