Rhinovault safe room doors for extreme wind events like tornado and hurricanes provide high security protection for use in safe rooms, gun vaults, hidden rooms, computer rooms and other applications.

Our safe room doors are designed and engineered to be specifically used as protection against small arms and forced entry and far exceed minimum requirements for a FEMA 320 and FEMA 361 safe room doors.

Our safe room doors may easily installed into an existing 4" to 18" thick wall opening and are built to any size opening.

If used for personal security against guns, we can add UL 752 rated panels or ballistic rated steel to the assembly. From 44mag to AK47 resistance.

Our secure doors are built as a heavy duty 2 part frame, we can place the safe room door and inner frame into opening, level and true the door, then pull together the two assembies by tightening the "high strength bolts which are located on the inner door frame assembly.

This compresses the frame into place and secures door for long lasting security and protection.

 

 

Additional bolts maybe secured into the wall itself through the frame, but are not required.

Spacers may be installed between frame and wall during assembly to allow finishing work, panelling, drywall, etc., Spacers between frame and wall will allow 1/2" or so gap between frame and wall to provide space for drywall or paneling.

 

See Safe Room Door Frames page

 

Fema 320 and 361 safe room door frames may also be bolted directly into a concrete wall if desired. We will design according to the needs of the builder or homeowner. Each frame is engineered to the size and weight of each door.

Safe room doors may also be fitted with protected venting for security structures that may have restricted air flow within the vault.

Several locking systems are available for each door. Electronic, keyed entry, combination, magnalocks, keyless, proximity, or even biometric capable systems.

 

Standard doors are equipped with a commercial grade key locking handle and one lock.

 

 

Our Ballistic rated doors may use MIL-A 46100 or Waco Composite Fiberglass.

This specification covers high-hardness armor plate that is approved for use within the Department of the Army and is available for use by all Departments and Agencies of the Department of Defense. Applications are various. Surface hardness of this material is between 477 and 534 brinell.

MIL-A 12560 This specification covers armor plate that is approved by the Material Technology Laboratory, Department of the Army. It is approved for use in combat-vehicles and for ammunition testing. Thickness ranges from 1/4” through 6” inclusive are for use in combat-vehicles and 1/4” through 12” inclusive are for use in proof acceptance testing of armor defeating ammunition.

Face may use 1/8" A36 steel plate or 1/4"steel plate with 5 horizontal and 2 vertical 1-1/2" 11ga welded steel tubing. Inner face plate is 16 ga. steel.

-Three Locking points

- Ball Bearing Commercial Hinges

-Powder Coated or Painted to color.

 

 

 

 

 

Basic Safe Room Doors are equipped with three locking points or three deadbolts keyed alike. Door may be opened from the inside of the shelters without keys.

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