ABOUT SECURITY DOORS

There are two main types of security door. The first resembles an ordinary external door, with fiberglass or wood finish, but is built of steel and has strong side fixings. The second is an openwork steel door, resembling wrought iron, with tempered glass backing panel. The steel work is available in a wide range of decorative patterns. Both types of security door provide a much higher level of security than is provided by ordinary external doors.

The following leading security door manufacturers have comprehensive websites, with information on all aspects of security doors, including online catalogs, specifications, colours and materials for security doors, and care and maintenance of security doors.

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LEADING USA SECURITY DOOR MANUFACTURERS

Master Security Doors. Master Security Doors Inc., of Deerfield Beach, Floriday, is a manufacturer of security doors. Its website is organized into the following main sections: All Doors, Hurricane Doors, Fire Doors, Security Doors, Armored Doors, Tornado Doors, Safe Rooms, Security Closets, and Bedrooms. The Guardian Door System is available with the following panel finishes: Laminate, Fiber Resin, Aluminium, and Hardwood. It has five security bolds on the hinge side of the door, and a four security bold lock with latch. There is an automatic retractable Bottom Sweep, and a Peep Hole.

American Steel Doors: Security Doors. American Steel Doors, of Richmond Hill, New York, is a leading manufacturer of steel security doors. These are open work doors, in wrought iron style, with tempered safety glass backing. They can be fitted in place of normal entry doors to provide a high level of security. They are available in a wide range of decorative designs, and in the following colors: White, Black, Almond, Green, Chocolate Brown, Bronze, Silveir Vein, and Copper Vein. The are finished in powder coating, treated in baking ovens. The door knobs and locks are available in white and antique or polished brass.

Commercial Construction Products: Security Doors. Commercial Construction Products Co., of Tempe, Arizona, is a family-owned supplier of steel security doors. Its website is organized into the following main sections: Hollow Metal Prefinished or Primed Doors & Frames, Architectural Wood Doors, Aluminium & Fiberglass Screen and Vault Doors, Exit Devices, Garage Doors, Locksets, Hinges, Weatherstrip, Float Goods, and Electronic Keypads & Security Hardware. Manufacturers include: DKS, Amweld, Rediframe, Timely, Steward Steel, and WR.

USEFUL LINKS RELEVANT TO SECURITY DOORS

American Association of Automatic Door Manufacturers

American Hardware Manufacturers Association

Associated Locksmiths of America

Door & Access Systems Manufacturers Association

Door and Hardware Institute

International Door Association

Security Hardware Distributors Association

Steel Door Institute

CONSTRUCTION PRODUCT DIRECTORIES

The following recommended websites contain information on construction products, including standard specifications, manufacturers' specs, and CAD details: 4specs, Arcat, Arcom, First Source, Sweets.

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