Steel Security Doors

The lower the gauge of the steel used in a security door, the thicker it is. Therefore, it is recommended that steel security doors are made from low gauge steel so that they remain as secure as possible. If you use high gauge steel, the thinner material can be less secure.

There are several reasons that a steel door frame is important:
Strength – Steel is stronger and more durable than wood or other common door frame material. This strength makes it difficult for potential intruders to break in.
Resistance – Steel is incredibly hard to tamper with or manipulate, it cannot be kicked in, pried apart or sawed through, providing further security
Support – Security doors are heavy. A steel frame is needed to support that weight and ensure that the doors function properly
Fire resistance – Unlike wood, steel is not as flammable and can help to contain the spread of fire.
Low maintenance – Steel is durable and this longevity means that it requires less maintenance over time.

A double steel security door can be as secure as a single steel security door, but there are some differences that can affect their security levels. A double security door can be weaker at its central meeting point, it needs to be secured to prevent it from being pried open. In order to reinforce that central meeting point, it will need a robust multi-point locking system.

All of our double steel security doors come with reinforced anti-pry hinges and frames, as well as a robust multi-point locking system, so you can rest assured that your double steel security door is as safe and secure as possible.

A double steel security door can be as secure as a single steel security door, but there are some differences that can affect their security levels. A double security door can be weaker at its central meeting point, it needs to be secured to prevent it from being pried open. In order to reinforce that central meeting point, it will need a robust multi-point locking system.

All of our double steel security doors come with reinforced anti-pry hinges and frames, as well as a robust multi-point locking system, so you can rest assured that your double steel security door is as safe and secure as possible.

Steel is the best choice for a security door due to being the hardest to break into. With its exceptional strength, incredible durability, and its resistance to forced entry, a steel door is by far the best option for a security door. It is capable of withstanding a number of severe weather conditions and its anti-pry hinges make it significantly difficult to get unauthorized access.

Yes, the frame and door hardware kit are needed. The door hardware kit makes sure that your door is securely fastened to the structure and reinforces resistance to forced entry. Steel security doors are also a lot heavier than regular doors, so the frame is essential to support this weight. Additionally, our frames integrate with the multi point locking systems, so both items come with your security door to ensure there are no structural weaknesses.