Doors that resist gunfire – for banks, exchange offices, government institutions, police and military facilities, data centres and private residences. The bullet resistance class is set to EN 1522, and the doors can be combined with burglar resistance and access control.
Optional bullet-resistant glass class BR (EN 1063)
Combined with burglar resistance class RC
Electric lock and access control
Single and double leaf
How to choose
The resistance class (FB1–FB7) is chosen by the weapon to be resisted – from handguns to high-calibre rifles – and is usually set by a security assessment or the design. For a quotation we need the required class, opening sizes, wall type and whether the door also needs a burglar resistance class, glazing or access control.
Certification
Delivered with
Documents on the door's performance and class, and installation and maintenance instructions.
Bullet-resistant doors
Frequently asked questions
What does class FB4 or FB6 mean?
Classes FB1 to FB7 to EN 1522 indicate resistance to bullets from specific weapons and ammunition – from smaller handgun calibres (FB1) to powerful rifles (FB6, FB7). The higher the number, the stronger the protection.
Are bullet-resistant doors also burglar-resistant?
Not necessarily – bullet resistance and burglar resistance are tested separately. When you need both, the door is made with a ballistic FB class and a burglar resistance RC class.
Can the wall around the door be a weak point?
Yes – protection is only as strong as its weakest part. That is why the wall the door goes into should be checked as well.
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