Conservatory TV Launches the 'Break In Challenge'

The Break In Challenge videos have been launched on YouTube with 4 different characters trying to break through the high security uPVC windows, manufactured by Conservatory Outlet. These hilarious videos include a British Wing Commander and a mad axe man trying to break in and there's a chance to win $1000.

We wanted to get across a serious message, but in a funny way. The videos are a bit crazy, but the windows are seriously strong.

(PRWEB) August 2, 2007 -- The Break In Challenge videos have been launched on YouTube with 4 different characters trying to break through the high security uPVC windows, manufactured by Conservatory Outlet. These hilarious videos include a British Wing Commander and a mad axe man trying to break in and there's a chance to win $1000.

Conservatory Outlet is a UK double glazing and uPVC window manufacturer with a difference, and to get across the fact that their windows are of a high security level, they've developed the Break In Challenge.

They've created 4 wacky videos showing characters trying to break in, but not with the usual screwdriver or crow bar.

Matthew Glover, the Managing Director of Conservatory Outlet, explained, "We wanted to get across a serious message, but in a funny way. The videos are a bit crazy, but the windows are seriously strong."

All the videos have been posted on the Conservatory TV website at http://www.conservatorytv.com/public/department103.cfm.

There is the chance to win $1000 for the best Break In Challenge suggestion. The best 10 suggestions will be added to the website and the general public will have the chance to vote for the best idea.

Conservatory Outlet (http://www.conservatoryoutlet.co.uk/) is a Yorkshire-based conservatory manufacturer of uPVC windows, doors and conservatories.

For more information visit the ConservatoryTV website at http://www.conservatorytv.com/.

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