SECURITY DOORS
Designed for private houses, warehouses and businesses.
Among the many uses of security doors are basement doors, IT rooms, supermarket exit doors, and very secure areas like psychiatric wards and police stations. Burglars prefer dark, hard-to-see entrances to homes because they can infiltrate the house unseen. But even commercial buildings, such as warehouses and offices, are not safe from burglars and should be protected accordingly.
To achieve effective protection against break-ins, we recommend installing a security door. There are six different resistance classes of security doors: RC1 to RC6 (RC = resistance class, formerly WK1, WK2, WK3, WK4, WK5, WK6).
What security door do you need RC3, RC4 or RC6?
There are six different resistance classes of security doors: RC1 to RC6 (RC = resistance class, formerly WK1, WK2, WK3, WK4, WK5, WK6).
A resistance classification of RC6 is the highest. For residences, resistance classifications RC2 to RC3 are typically sufficient. Ordinary office buildings should be classified as RC3, but higher resistance classifications are also possible.
SR3 - LPS 1175
Single- or double-leaf steel security door. 62 mm thick, rebated on 3-sides and double-skinned.
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1- and 2-leaf
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Thin rebate
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Optionally with glazing and ventilation grilles
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Also in stainless steel
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For indoor use
DW 42 (WK 2)
Security steel door dw 42-1, tested in accordance with DIN ENV 1627-WK 2. Single-leaf door element.
Door leaf is 42 mm thick and rebated on all three sides. With a 3-sided seal, the corner frame is 2.0 mm thick. Grey white powder-coated (primed) door leaf and frame galvanized and powder-coated (primed) door leaf and frame, comparable to RAL 9002. 2 KO ball bearing hinges and one security bolt.
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1-leaf
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Thin rebate
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Exposed masonry installation
DW 62 (RC 2 / RC 3) DF
Security steel door dw 62-2, tested to DIN EN 1627-RC 2 standards. A door element with two leaves. The door leaf is 62 mm thick and rebated on three sides. Corner frame 1.0/1.5 mm thick, with 3-sided seal and bottom sill. Door leaf and frame are galvanized and powder-coated (primed) in RAL 9002 grey white.
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1- and 2-leaf
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Thick rebate
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Also in stainless steel
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Optional with glazing
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Optional ventilation grille
DW 62 (RC2 - RC4)
Security steel door dw 62-2, tested in accordance with DIN EN 1627- RC 2 - RC 4. Double leaf door element. Door leaf 62 mm thick, rebated on 3-sides. Corner frame 1.5 mm thick, with 3-sided seal and bottom sill. Door-leaf and frame galvanized and powder-coated (primed) in grey white, similar to RAL 9002.
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1- and 2-leaf
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Thin rebate
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Also in stainless steel
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Optional with glazing
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Optional ventilation grille
BASEMENT SECURITY DOOR HT-8 (WK2)
Tested in accordance with DIN ENV 1627-WK 2. Single-leaf door element that may be used on the left or right. Door leaf is 42 mm thick, rebated on all four sides, and has a bottom sill. Door leaf and frame are galvanized and powder-coated (primed) in RAL 9002 Grey white.
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1-leaf
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Thin rebate
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Left/right suitable
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With triple locking system
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T30 fire-resistant
BULLET-PROOF DOOR DW 64-1 "BP" FB4
Double-skinned bullet-proof single leaf steel door. The door leaf and frame have been galvanized and painted to match the RAL 9002 color scheme (grey white). The bullet-proofing of the 64 mm door with its unique plating is in compliance with DIN EN 1522 Class FB4. Glazing in compliance with DIN EN 1063 BR 4 is available as an option. On the interior, there is NS shatterproof glass with a thickness of 49 mm and steel holding strips.
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1-leaf
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Thin rebate
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Optional glazing
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DIN EN 1522 class FB4
