Vault Doors - Grade 2

A Grade 2 vault door turns a room into the strong room, giving certified burglary resistance to everything inside it rather than to the fixed volume of a single safe. Doors are certified to EN 1143-1 Grade 2 and made to the opening, from 820 to 3220 mm high and 570 to 2250 mm wide.

Certified Grade 2 strong room protection

Every vault door is independently tested for burglary resistance to EN 1143-1 and certified by VdS and ECB•S in Germany, rather than rated by the company that built it. Grade 2 is a step above Grade 1 and is the level commonly specified for commercial premises — jewellers, pharmacies, cash-handling retail, currency exchange and hotel strong rooms. Insulated construction adds fire protection for the contents. What you can insure inside depends on your policy and your market, so confirm the sum with your insurer.

Specifying and installing a vault door

Doors are recessed into the structural opening, so the wall has to carry the frame and the bolt throw has to be set on site — a construction job rather than a delivery, and Safegear installs across Europe and North America. Locking runs from a key lock with two keys to a 9-user code lock, a 90-user digital lock with emergency key override, or code locks on both sides where the room must be opened from within, which also allows two-person access control. The door opens through 180 degrees on external hinges.