Armored Doors

The armored door is the most important investment in protection for your home. Beyond its appearance, it contains dozens of construction details that determine how difficult it is to break into—and how many years it will reliably protect you.

Construction & Structural Strength

The frame and shell are made of metal steel with electrostatic oven paint, which ensures resistance to corrosion and long-term stability. The outer sheet is single-piece, electrogalvanized, while the interior is reinforced with vertical P-shaped ribs for maximum structural rigidity.

Locking System

The armored doors feature multiple perimeter locking points — a combination of movable and fixed levers — distributed on all sides of the sheet. Cylindrical gear locks with a steel-magnesium defender plate protect the cylinder from any attempt at tampering, while the ability to lock it partially or completely with a safety lever adds an extra level of protection.

Comfort for Everyday Use

Heavy-duty adjustable hinges, a wide panoramic 180° opening, an adjustable wind deflector and surrounding double-row sealing rubber gaskets ensure silence, thermal insulation and comfort in everyday use. The handles and knobs are available in matte stainless steel or bronze finishes to match the aesthetics of your entrance.

Investment & Appearance

Internally and externally, the doors are coated with laminate or aluminum in a flat finish, with the option to be upholstered around the perimeter with a trim or frame in the same material and color. The result is a door that looks just as well-maintained and secure as it is safe to use.