reinforced doors
Hardened building entrances
Reinforced doors are doors strengthened beyond standard construction to resist forced entry, fire, or ballistic impact.
The reinforcement typically involves steel cores, metal frames, or multiple locking points.
Common in commercial buildings, government facilities, and high-security residences: The bank vault had reinforced doors two inches thick.
In video games, reinforced doors often require special tools or explosives to breach.
- steelCarbon-hardened iron alloy
- steel frameMetal structural support system
- securityProtection from threat
- fortifiedMade more resistant
- locksSecurity fastening devices
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Mesh-covered exterior barriers
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