Gun Room Security Doors
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Description
If you’re converting a room in your home to a gun room or currently have a Gun Room, security must be your primary concern.
This shouldn’t just be a case of installing a locked gun cabinet. For one thing, many of the most popular cabinets are glass-fronted to keep your guns – often a much-loved investment – on display. While these cabinets should still be lockable, they’re a last line of security only.
The purpose of having a gun room is to increase the security of your Shotguns, Fire Arms and Ammo, which means that it’s important to make sure the room itself is secure. Guns can be very expensive, have sentimental value and of course very dangerous in the wrong hands. As a Gun License Holder you are responsible for the Security of your guns. You may also benefit from reduced insurance premiums from these added precautions – check your policy.
‘Under the Firearms Rules 1998, a prescribed safekeeping condition is attached to all firearm and shotgun certificates. It is an offence not to comply with these conditions. The maximum penalty for this offence can be up to 6 months in prison, or a fine, or both. The safekeeping condition attached to firearms or shotgun certificates requires that the guns and section 1 ammunition must be stored securely to prevent, so far as is reasonably practicable, unauthorised people taking or using them. Any other person who does not hold a firearm or shotgun certificate is included in the term ‘unauthorised’. When a gun or section 1 ammunition is being used or the holder has the gun with him for some purpose connected with its use, transfer or sale, reasonable precautions must be taken for the safe custody of the gun(s) and section 1 ammunition. The condition does not apply to the ammunition for a shotgun. However, as a matter of common sense, you should take reasonable precautions for its safe custody.’
‘Under the Firearms Rules 1998, a prescribed safekeeping condition is attached to all firearm and shotgun certificates. It is an offence not to comply with these conditions. The maximum penalty for this offence can be up to 6 months in prison, or a fine, or both. The safekeeping condition attached to firearms or shotgun certificates requires that the guns and section 1 ammunition must be stored securely to prevent, so far as is reasonably practicable, unauthorised people taking or using them. Any other person who does not hold a firearm or shotgun certificate is included in the term ‘unauthorised’. When a gun or section 1 ammunition is being used or the holder has the gun with him for some purpose connected with its use, transfer or sale, reasonable precautions must be taken for the safe custody of the gun(s) and section 1 ammunition. The condition does not apply to the ammunition for a shotgun. However, as a matter of common sense, you should take reasonable precautions for its safe custody.’
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Security Level
LPS 1175 Issue 7 Level SR4 - Home Office Gun Room Regulated Door -
This door is also the door that the Home Office advise to be installed on gun rooms in there 2005 Firearms Handbook
This door is also the door that the Home Office advise to be installed on gun rooms in there 2005 Firearms Handbook
Common Use
MoD Sites, Police Stations, Gun Rooms, Safe Rooms
FEATURES
- Extensive range of locking options
- Available with fixed, removable or hinged overpanels
- All doors come with stainless steel dog bolt security hinges
- All doors come with stainless steel dog bolt security hinges
- Manufactured from Galvanised steel and Armoured steel
- Anti jemmy strip welded full height to protect locking from attack
- Available in a wide range of RAL or BS colours
- Certified vision panels or louvre panels within each door leaf
- Available with 240 minutes fire rating
SIZES PARAMETERS & WEIGHTS
Single Doors
Maximum Width:- 1430 mm
Maximum Height:- 2930 mm
Weight - 90 kgs per square meter
Leaf & Half / Double Doors
Maximum Width:- 2600 mm
Maximum Height:- 2930 mm
Weight - 80 kgs per square meter
FRAME CONSTRUCTION
Frame:- Available in a fully welded form or knock down form
Material:- 2mm Zintec steel
Profile:- 110mm Single rebated frame
Reinforcing:- Reinforcing around the lock, hinges and fixing points
LEAF CONSTRUCTION
LEAF CONSTRUCTION
Material:- 1.5mm Armoured steel external face and internal door face.
Size:- 66mm thick door leaf with a Anti jemmy strip on the external lock side to protect the lock from attack .
Core:- Reinforcing bars welded horizontally and vertically within the door leaf. Core infills vary.
Hinges:- Stainless steel dog bolt security hinges. The amount of hinges varies on the size of the doorset.
THRESHOLD
Steel options, aluminium options or no cill options available
LOCKING OPTINS
Single Point Locking - Mico Abryll
A:- Full range of panic, manual, automatic and electromechanical deadlocking options
B:- External access via Mico USCH cylinder guard with Scandinavian oval cylinders provided as standard
C:- Available to suit round or rim cylinders
D:- Passive leaf fitted with heavy duty tower bolts as standard.
E:- Double panic bar available FIRE RATING
All options are available with up to a 240 minute fire rating. The following exceptions apply:
A:- Vision panels reduce the fire rating to 60 minutes
B:- Louvre panels
C:- 2 Point locking systems are not covered and will be provided with a single point or 3 point locking system
ADDITIONAL OPTIONS
A:- Vision panels (Standard sizes - 203mm x 356mm, 203mm x 762mm or 457mm x 57mm)
B:- Punched and bladed louvers
C:- Range of stays and door closer's
D:- Side panels or removable panels
COLOURS
A:- Primer grey - Basic finish
B:- Powder Coated a stock Ral or BS colour
C:- Marine Powder Coated a stock RAL or BS colour
D:- Matt, Satin or Gloss finish available. Most powders are stocked in satin.
Standard colour chart below.
