High Security Doors DOS 5/15 MINUTE FE/BR

Harden Architectural Security

High Security Doors

DOS 5/15 MINUTE FE/BR

DOS certified steel systems tested to withstand 5 or 15 minutes of simulated “mob” attack. 15-minute models are also certified for rifle-level ballistic rounds. Hardware includes automatic multi-point or two manually thrown locks for exceptional strength and durability. Options consist of various single or double leaf configurations and vision or opaque panels.

Design Overview

ANTI-TERRORISM LEVEL SECURITY where conformance to U.S. Department of State forced-entry / ballistic resistant threat levels is required

ARCHITECTURAL APPEAL the formed, reinforced steel frame provides the look of a commercial hollow metal door and complements modern architectural design

DESIGN FLEXIBILITY numerous cladding and trim options offer the ability to complement other building materials

EASE OF OPERATION the use of high quality hinges results in very low pull forces

DURABILITY structural steel materials and high-quality hardware provide extreme durability and low maintenance throughout the life cycle

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Harden Steel Security FEBR Doors offer DOS certified protection against mob-level forced-entry attacks and rifle-level ballistic threats in a structural steel, pre-hung assembly engineered for long term durability. With numerous configurations, materials and hardware options available, these doors are highly adaptable to a wide spectrum of uses and architectural designs. Maximum and High Security Doors safeguard mission critical buildings, guard houses, control rooms, executive offices and anywhere the highest level of protection, aesthetics, and durability are important considerations.

  • Government
  • Military
  • Oil & Gas
  • Critical Infrastructure
  • Commercial

  • Full door system, with all hardware, framing and glazing that is factory installed and tested
  • Formed steel frame with welded corners
  • Pre-drilled and tapped sub-frame in one of three styles
    • embed plate with studs for newly poured concrete walls
    • tubing with chemical or mechanical anchors for existing masonry walls
    • tubing for welding to steel walls
  • Laminated glazing to meet applicable threats
  • Removable glazing stop
  • Ballistic stop bars to protect construction shim gap (on ballistic-rated units)
  • Forced-entry-resistant, low friction stainless steel hinges
  • Forced-entry locks – manually thrown or automatically actuated
  • Provisions for electric and pneumatic connections
  • Accessible terminal block to facilitate field connections
Standard Finish
  • Hot-dip galvanized per ASTM A123
Model Comparison Guide

Model Comparison Guide

Door Leaf and Frame
  • Door leaf cladding
  • Frame cladding
  • Peephole / door viewer
  • Transom lites and side lites
Hardware
  • Wide variety of complimentary access hardware
  • Combination and deadbolt locks
  • Position sensors
  • Pneumatic closers
  • Electrical closers
  • Thumbturn protector
Door Glazing
  • Full vision, double vision or half vision lites
  • Custom shapes
  • Low-e hardcoats
  • Films for RF / IR attenuation
  • Tints
  • Frits
  • High-definition printing
  • Switchable privacy glass
Optional Finishes
  • Epoxy primer
  • Manufacturer’s standard powder coat (Contact Harden for color chart)
  • Aluminum cladding; painted, clear or color anodized or mill finish
  • Stainless steel cladding
  • Bronze cladding
  • Wood veneer cladding

Applicable Standards, Testing and Certifications
  • Department of State, SD-STD-01.01 Rev. G (Amended): Certification Standard – Forced Entry and Ballistic Resistance of Structural Systems
  • UL 752: Standard for Bullet-Resisting Equipment
  • ASTM F3038-21: Standard Test Method for Timed Evaluation of Forced-Entry-Resistant Systems
  • ANSI/BHMA A156.1: Butts and Hinges
Installation Considerations
  • Doors are fully assembled at the factory, and require only minimal preparation prior to installation
  • Sub-frames can be shipped in advance of factory glazed, pre-hung door assembly
  • Harden performs Factory Acceptance Testing to ensure the selected hardware functions perfectly and that the door fits correctly in the frame
  • Three different methods of installation are available depending on the stage and type of wall construction:
    • Pre-drilled and tapped plate-type embeds cast into concrete
    • Pre-drilled and tapped steel tube-type sub-frames bolted into the wall
    • Pre-drilled and tapped steel tube-type sub-frames welded to the wall structure
Maintenance

Regular inspection of door and hardware is required. Hardware not manufactured by Harden may have specific maintenance requirements; refer to manufacturer’s literature for information.

Availability & Cost

Door systems are typically manufactured to order and subject to production lead times at the time of purchase.

Warranty

Harden warrants that its Architectural Security products shall remain free of defects in material and workmanship under normal use for a period determined by the individual project specification.

Most products and installations shown in the photos were completed under the previous ownership structure of Ross Technology Company. Building photos courtesy BL Harbert International or US Department of State. Harden maintains ownership rights of all product photos taken at Ross. For details on ownership of specific photos, please contact Harden Architectural Security Products directly.