Steel security rated doors are designed to withstand physical attack for varying periods of time, with a variety of attack tools. The longer the attack time, and the more aggressive the tools used, the higher the doors’ performance rating.
Without certified test evidence of performance, any claims for a doors’ security are unproven.
Teckentrup 62 doors have been tested to all the widely recognised standards including the new LPS 1175 issue 8. The bracketed rating, e.g. (SR1) provides the equivalent under Issue 7 where applicable.
The commonly required security levels, along with the typical applications are shown below. The standard has more extended times and tool kits, however as, apart from highly specialised applications, LPS 1175 D10 (SR4) is generally the highest requirement and we’ve limited the listing up to this level.
03 Feb 2021
We love our doors, perhaps a bit too much, but when you see these, we defy you not to drool... just a little bit!
28 Jan 2021
Teckentrup has completed installation of its doors with Crossrail at Farringdon station and is entering the maintenance phase. See the 3D tour and video for a glimpse of our doors in situ.
26 Jan 2021
After COVID-related delays at the suppliers in Italy and the new Brexit border challenges, the beast has arrived - our new state-of-the-art £250k CNC machine!