Abstract: A security window for shielding a secured space against forceful attacks generally includes a lateral profile, a pane having outer and inner surfaces, a clamping assembly adapted to hold the pane, a column protruding from the lateral profile, and a first seal disposed longitudinally along the column. The clamping assembly is rotatably coupled to the lateral profile. In operation, the pane moves between closed and open positions upon rotation of the clamping assembly. The column spans longitudinally along the pane and the clamping assembly. The first seal is adapted to hinder fluid from passing through the pane and the clamping assembly and abuts the outer surface of the pane when the pane is located in the closed position.

Abstract: A security window for shielding a secured space from forceful attacks includes a fixed lateral profile, a pane, a pane profile movably mounted on the fixed lateral profile, and a locking mechanism is configured to secure the pane profile to the fixed lateral profile. The pane profile supports the pane and is adapted to move the pane between open and closed positions. The locking mechanism has locked and unlocked positions and includes a movable profile adapted to slide longitudinally and transversely with respect to the fixed lateral profile. The movable profile is positioned between the fixed lateral profile and the pane profile when the locking mechanism is in the locked position. When the locking mechanism is in the unlocked position, the movable profile is located inside the pane profile.