Primary entry protection
Replace the weakest door with the strongest one.
An armoured door is not an accessory. It becomes your main entry door: reinforced steel, a steel frame, and multi-point locking, made to your opening and installed by ProGuard.
What makes an armoured door different?
Most forced entries go through doors and windows (RCMP). A standard door fails at the frame or the single bolt. Armoured doors are engineered around the attack methods graded by burglar-resistance standards such as EN 1627 (EN 1627). We confirm the specification of each door with you before ordering.
Reinforced steel leaf
The door itself is built around reinforced steel, designed to resist kicking, prying, and heavy impact far better than hollow-metal or wood doors.
Multi-point locking
Locking points engage the frame along the full height of the door, so there is no single deadbolt to attack.
Steel frame, installed as one unit
A door is only as strong as its frame. We install a heavy-duty steel frame so door and frame work together.
Made to your opening
Manufactured to measured dimensions for retrofits or new builds, without leaving structural gaps around the door.
Security glass options
Laminated security-rated glass can be added where staff or residents need to see who is outside.
Finishes that fit
Exterior and interior panels let an armoured door read as a normal front door or a clean storefront entry.
Where armoured doors earn their place
Storefronts and back doors
Jewellery, cannabis, pharmacy, and electronics retail where the rear service door is often the real target.
Front entries
Homeowners replacing a weak primary door with the strongest barrier available for their entrance.
Safe rooms
Interior armoured doors that turn a bedroom, closet, or basement room into a secure retreat.
Want airflow too? A Safe-T-Screen door can be added in front of an armoured door.
Two different jobs
Is an armoured door the right fit?
Replaces your entry door
Armoured Door
The primary door itself, rebuilt in reinforced steel with a steel frame and multi-point locking. Choose it when the door is the weak point.
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Adds to your existing door
Safe-T-Screen Door
A second, locking stainless-mesh door mounted in front of the door you already have. Choose it when you want the main door open for air, still secured.
See Safe-T-Screen DoorsNot sure, or want both? Compare them side by side.
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about armoured entry and safe-room doors.
Make your front line the strongest line.
Book a free assessment. We measure the opening, review the risk, and specify the door.
Request an Armoured Door Assessment