High Security Doors

Description

The right door opens, and a new career begins. Yes, we all know that doors are important. Our manufacturer’s first fire-resistant door was in 1942.
Since then, every door they have made has had an important purpose. Stopping burglars, noise, explosions, gunfire, raging fires, and toxic smoke. Increasing well-being and security in homes, schools, hotels, and other buildings, but most importantly, to save lives.

All their doors serve an important purpose: to protect against fire, toxic smoke, explosion, ballistic attack, and intrusion. This is why those doors are installed in so many apartment buildings, schools, galleries, hospitals, and arenas in Sweden, Norway, Denmark, the Netherlands, and Germany. Now, we are trying to scale and expand to other markets, basically, in all locations where people need to feel safe and secure.

High standard doors

The principle of satisfying people’s different needs is basic to their product development and design processes. They always adhere to this principle, whether you want a wooden door with a sound insulation rating or a burglar-resistant outer door for an apartment. Their products are always a perfectly balanced combination of our customers’ requirements for design and functionality.

Fire, sound and security doors

They produce a wide range of fire and sound-rated doors made from steel or wood. Their products are tested and certified and follow current EN and Swedish standards. The steel security doors are certified to European Standard EN 1627 class RC3 and RC4, and they are suitable for new installations or as replacements for older doors in existing apartments.

High-Security doors

The high-security doors are designed for use in premises with high-security requirements, for example military installations, power stations, computer centres and the chemical engineering industry. They are designed to protect against intrusion, ballistic attack, electromagnetic interference (EMI), fire and explosion.

The high security doors are type-approved to EN standards where available; otherwise they accord with Swedish standards.