What is a SafeRoom Door? -

The concept of a safe room dates back to the middle ages when the elite members of a family or group would hide with their valuables in a room deep within a castle during a siege.

Today a safe room (a room to quickly enter and remain safe when a threat is sensed or detected) can be built using an existing room, such as a master closet or bathroom, as a starting point. Another option is a stand alone room, sometimes built underground, which can provide protection from intruders or from storms such as tornadoes and hurricanes. Wherever a safe room is built, the most important part of that room is the door. It is generally the weakest link and the most likely point of attack.

The basic concept of a safe room is new for most homeowners, however it has been in use for many years by high profile political figures, the rich and famous as well as corporate and business executives around the world.

Quickly becoming the fastest growning trend in new home contruction, a saferoom is derived from a simple concept - having an ultra secure location within a residence or place of business for security and protection against robbery or physical threats.

The Safe Room Door

Think of a safe room as any other room in your home, four walls and an entrance. The main difference is that a saferoom has fortified walls, the door leading to the room is the saferoom door.

Most safe rooms are fortified to the point that they delay an intruder, allowing the residents to alert police or trigger alarm systems for security personel. Home builders and homeowners can build a saferoom with little effort and expense, especially in new home contruction.

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