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Full Safe Room Construction

Shield’s interior security doors and UL 752-rated steel and fiberglass wall panels work together to create 360-degree protection.

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Our top-of-the-line forced entry-resistant doors, bulletproof wall panels, and bulletproof windows are custom-designed for locations at very high risk of burglary or forced entry. Best of all, they’re entirely Made in America. See why Shield Security Door is the supplier of choice for homes, businesses, and governments around the world.

Security Meets Style.

Your home or business deserves more than just protection; it deserves craftsmanship. Our design team offers a wide selection of materials, colors, and finishes to match any architectural style.

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Fiberglass Wall Panels
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Bulletproof Windows
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A brown security door with a metal frame is partially open, displaying the SHIELD SECURITY DOORS logo and a shield emblem on the upper half. The door has a peephole, lock, and horizontal reinforcement bars.
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Fiberglass Wall Panels
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Bulletproof Windows
A white-framed window, partially open, reveals green leafy trees outside under bright daylight. The view through the window suggests a peaceful, natural outdoor scene.

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The Importance of Safe Room Configurations

Safe rooms are not simply for the rich and famous. They are something every family and business should consider and plan for. Whether it’s an armed threat or simply an opportunistic threat, a safe room is where you go in an emergency. 

At Shield, we tailor the security solutions to meet your precise requirements and concerns. Reach out and we’ll work together to establish goals for your safe room and design security solutions to ensure you’re secure in your space.

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Choose a Location

Choose a windowless, easily accessible room for privacy and safety. If windows are needed, upgrade to forced-entry or bullet-resistant glass.

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Discuss Potential Threats

All future choices regarding the construction and security measures for your safe room will hinge on the specific threats you intend to safeguard against. Tell us your primary concerns, and we will customize your safe room to your needs.

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Choose an Interior Security Door

The door to your panic room is the most crucial security element in your walk-in safe room, and its locking mechanism should align with your intended use. Choose external locks for valuables, internal for safety. Our doors provide both convenience and protection, built to resist forced entry and bullets.

See Our Doors in Action

Every door and window built by Shield Security Doors is tested by independent laboratories in the U.S. and Europe to ensure they meet the most stringent American and international security requirements. Our doors and windows are tested for forced entry resistance (crowbars, sledgehammers, power tools), ballistic resistance (bullet penetration), acoustic, and thermal properties

We make all this data public, so clients know exactly what level of protection they are getting and why we make the finest custom security doors and windows in the world.

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According to the FBI, there are:

Over 1 million residential burglaries annually | 56% are through forced entry | Amounting to $30 billion annually in property losses

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