Bank Designated Security Doors

Our bank-designated doors have been certified according to EN standards for Class II. These doors are engineered to resist attacks with tools commonly used by bank robbers. This capability is achieved through the incorporation of concrete infills, which serve to protect the doors against high-heat tools, such as acetylene burners, which can cut through thick steel silently. The door frame and leaf are manufactured from cold-rolled steel and are internally reinforced. Mineral wool infills are used for thermal and acoustic improvement. Along with concrete, additional reinforcement steel inserts have been added to achieve a Class II bank security rating. The doors come pre-hung on four ø30 mm welded hinges with ball bearings, and the hinge side is reinforced with anti-forcing bolts. The acoustic performance and air permeability are improved with the use of a bespoke EPDM seal. Our doors can be glazed with bulletproof glass (class BR5 to BR7) in different shapes and distributions (optional).