Bank Designated Security Doors

We supply a single-leaf steel bank security door manufactured to our partner factory specification: profiled rebates on all four edges, internal concrete-filled profiles to resist gas-torch cutting, and mineral wool between profiles for insulation and acoustics.

Classification: burglary resistance Class II according to EN 1143-1:2012 (secure storage units — requirements, classification and test methods for resistance to burglary). This is a different standard family from EN 1627 RC-rated pedestrian doorsets; specifiers should use EN 1143-1 where cash-handling and strongroom-type applications require it.

Construction: 65 mm leaf (before additional finishes) built from zinc-plated steel sheets, with an additional 2 mm steel layer as specified by the manufacturer; internal reinforcement profiles are concrete-filled. “C” or “L” profile frame in 3 mm steel, EPDM gasket on three edges; after installation the frame is filled with concrete. Standard 20 mm threshold. Four hinges Ø22 with ball bearings; hinge side secured with three anti-burglary bolts.

Locks: main lock — multipoint class 7 to EN 12209; additional high-security lock class A to EN 1300.

Glazing: glazing is not part of the standard factory configuration for this doorset. For vision panels or ballistic glazing, discuss a separate certified doorset with our team.

Finishes: RAL spray painting; varnished MDF panels (6 or 10 mm); natural oak panels (6 or 10 mm).

Regulatory note: this secure-storage doorset is classified under EN 1143-1; marking and national approval requirements differ from CE-marked CPR construction products. TDS provides full factory documentation for your project and jurisdiction.