State Department Forced Entry Testing
In order to be Forced Entry and Ballistic Resistant (FE/BR) certified, doors have to pass a grueling series of tests performed to the US State Department Forced Entry standard (SD-STD-01.01 Rev. G). This is the
In order to be Forced Entry and Ballistic Resistant (FE/BR) certified, doors have to pass a grueling series of tests performed to the US State Department Forced Entry standard (SD-STD-01.01 Rev. G). This is the
Multi-point locks are pretty self-explanatory: they bolt the door at multiple points. Typically, entry doors on a home will have a 1-inch deadbolt but this isn’t enough to keep a door secure against a basic
The majority of our clients call us because they share one big concern: keeping their families safe. Most aren’t motivated to install security doors to protect their fine art or jewelry collection – that’s all insured.
“Do they come in green? Is this bulletproof? Can you match my existing doors?” We get questions like this every day. Our answer is always “Yes, everything is custom.” The design, size, color, and security
We’ve talked a lot about the concept of opportunistic crime on this blog. This refers to break-ins and robberies that take place because the target is unprotected, low-hanging fruit. They’re mostly random crime that occurs
Shield doors typically don’t require much upkeep, but you should be aware of some basic maintenance and troubleshooting tips. This article will serve as a guide to keeping your doors looking good and operating like
We’re often asked: “If your doors and windows are so strong, why don’t people go through the walls?” It’s a valid question because a home is only as secure as its weakest link. But what
Sure, that’s a way to secure a window, but it’s not a security window. It’s a crude, ugly, way to take a regular window and make it more resistant to forced entry. It’s decently safe, but it
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