If you see window grills with a curve at the bottom here’s what it means

Window bars with a bulge, known as “potbellies,” serve both security and practical purposes.

While their primary function is to prevent intruders from entering through windows, the bulging design also has other benefits.

It provides a stable platform for flower boxes, adding beauty and greenery to a building’s exterior. Additionally, potbelly bars offer extra space to accommodate air conditioning units in older homes, allowing for ventilation while maintaining security.

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