We make All Custom Iron Security Doors
We sale Iron Security Doors in Las Vegas, and Henderson look no further. We are your one stop shop for all your iron needs.
With the recent increase in break-ins, we have been getting the question, what can I do to make my home a safer place for my family?
Well an iron security door will do the trick. An Iron Security Door can significantly
help stop a would be burglar from breaking in to your home. Remember the more
difficult you make it for someone to break in the quicker they will move on to
the next house. We custom build our Iron Security Doors by hand, we will custom
build your security door to your specifications, we also install all of our
iron products ourselves so that you can be sure that you and your family are
safe!
We take great pride in the way we manufacture our iron security doors, we cut the corners at a 45° angle fully miter them in weld. All of the pickets are fully welded on top and bottom to prevent from rust and extend the lifetime of your iron.
We also mount our security doors on the inside of the doorjamb which makes our iron security doors a true security door.
With the recent increase in break-ins, we have been getting the question, what can I do to make my home a safer place for my family?
Well an iron security door will do the trick. An Iron Security Door can significantly
help stop a would be burglar from breaking in to your home. Remember the more
difficult you make it for someone to break in the quicker they will move on to
the next house. We custom build our Iron Security Doors by hand, we will custom
build your security door to your specifications, we also install all of our
iron products ourselves so that you can be sure that you and your family are
safe!
We take great pride in the way we manufacture our iron security doors, we cut the corners at a 45° angle fully miter them in weld. All of the pickets are fully welded on top and bottom to prevent from rust and extend the lifetime of your iron.
We also mount our security doors on the inside of the doorjamb which makes our iron security doors a true security door.
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We put up some links below, to show you why a Iron Security Door can benefit you.
# 3101 Basic iron security door
36" x 80"
36" x 96"
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# 3102 Iron security door with a arch and knuckles.
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# 3103 security door with double arches on top and bottom./ Metal Security Door
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# 3104 Iron Security Door/ Metal Security Door
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# 3105 Security Door
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# 3106 Sun Burst Iron Security Door
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# 3107 Iron Security Door
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# 3108 Iron Security Door/ Metal Security Door
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# 3109 Iron Security Door/ Metal Security Door
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# 3110 Iron Security Door
this wrought iron security door has knuckles, arch on the top with a kick plate on the bottom / Metal Security Door
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# 3111 Iron Security Door
Sunburst Design with custom design in the center with two tone powder coating / Metal Security Door
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# 3112 Iron Security Door
this is a 96"x36" iron security door with a 3"inner frame with custom iron scrolls on the sides from the top to the bottom and a 12" kick plate, and knuckles!!!/ Metal Security Door
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# 3113 Iron Security Door
this is a basic iron security door with a double arch one on top and one on the bottom/ Metal Security Door
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# 3114 custom iron security door with wave pickets / Metal Security Door
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# 3115 Iron Security Door
This is a basic iron security door with two iron scrolls 52/1 with screen/ Metal Security Door
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# 3116 Iron Security Door/ Metal Security Door
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# 3117 Iron Security Door/ Metal Security Door
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# 3118 Security Door this is a modern design with w 3" frame, alternating pickets sizes, knuckles and two tone color./ Metal Security Door
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# 3119 Iron Security Door/ Metal Security Door
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# 3120 Iron Security Door/ Metal Security Door/ Metal Security Door
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# 3121 Iron Security Door with a Cactus / Metal Security Door
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# 3122 Security door This is a 36" x 80," door with a 1 1/4" Door frame, custom iron scrolls, knuckles, arch, flowers and leaves with a two tone powder coat finish. To make this Security Door. / Metal Security Door
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# 3123 Security door, This door is a
36" x 96" Measurements, The door frame is 3" x 1 1/2", arch, flowers and no leaves, custom iron scrolls, color powder coated with a two tone. Custom security door./ Metal Security Door
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# 3124 Security door, this security door is 36" x 80", 3" door frame, custom iron scrolls, knuckles, flowers and leaves, with powder coat two tone. Security Door / Metal Security Door
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# 3125 Iron security door / Metal Security Door
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# 3126 Iron security door / Metal Security Door
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# 3127 Security Door, with a 4" frame and custom iron scrolls on top and bottom and knuckles./ Metal Security Door
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# 3128 This is a one of a kind custom Security Door with a fire design made out of .5 Sq tubing. / Metal Security Door
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# 3129 Iron Door with custom iron scrolls.
Irondoorhenderson/ Metal Security Door
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# 3130 custom iron door
iron security doors/ Metal Security Door
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# 3131/ Metal Security Door
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# 3132 iron security door
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# 133 security door with side light/ Metal Security Door
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# 3134 YES this is a security door/ Metal Security Door
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# 3135 Iron Security Door with a round top, two tone, knuckles and custom iron scolls/ Metal Security Door
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# 3136 Iron Security Door with 1" squares design, 1.25" frame with tone color powder coating./ Metal Security Door
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# 3137 This Security Door has a relay nice modern design. 1" Sq tubing and a very clean white powder coat color / Metal Security Door
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# 3138 Security Door
This Security Door has a beautiful design, the door has a 3" x 1.5" Frame, the design for this security door is plasma cut, penny vain and RAL 1013 two town powder coat color/ Metal Security Door
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# 3139 Security Door
This security door has a 6" x 1.5" frame, .5" Sq solid hand made scrolls with .125" x .5" iron straps and a flower. This Security Door has a 12" x .125" kick plate, with a custom iron infinity sign on the kick plate.
A solid 1" Sq handle with a twist in the center. Color Penny vain and RAL 1015 two tone powder coating / Metal Security Door
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# 3140 Arched iron security door,
3" x 1.5" iron frame, .75" iron scrolls, 12" x .125" kick plate with knuckles. color penny vain / Metal Security Door
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# 3141 36" x 96" Iron Security door with a 3"x1.5" Frame, .5" pickets and .5" iron scroll, Knuckles, two tone./ Metal Security Door
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# 3142 36" x 96" Iron arched security door. this iron door has a 4" x 4.5" Frame, .5" pickets and .5" scrolls, one basket in the center, 12" x .125" kick plate. This door is powder coated penny vein and matte / Metal Security Door
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# 3143/ Metal Security Door
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#3144/ Metal Security Door
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#3145/ Metal Security Door
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# 3146/ Metal Security Door
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# 3146/ Metal Security Door
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# 3147/ Metal Security Door
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# 3148 Iron security door/ Metal Security Door
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# 3149 Iron security door with iron security window / Metal Security Door
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# 3150/ Metal Security Door
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#3151/ Metal Security Door
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#3152/ Metal Security Door
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3153/ Metal Security Door
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Iron French Security Doors
# 201 Iron Security French Door
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# 202 Iron Security French Door
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# 203 Iron Security French Door
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# 204 A one of a kind All Custom Iron French Door. With custom iron scrolls, knuckles, and with a arch on top.
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# 205 French door with a south west design and the door has a two tone color
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# 206 iron french door
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#207 french iron door
this door is 60" x 80"
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# 208 security iron french door
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# 209 white french door
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#210 60" x 96" french door
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# 211 iron security door with 252 and 258 designs
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# 212 iron security french doors custom made with dragons
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# 213 Iron security french door with a beautiful custom iron design!!!
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# 215
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# 216
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Security Doors For Sliding Glass Doors
# 301 Iron Security Patio Door - Sliding glass security door
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# 302 Iron Security Patio Door - Sliding glass security door
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# 303 Iron Security Patio Door - Sliding glass security door
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# 304 Iron security patio door with double arch.
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# 305 Iron security patio door -Sliding glass security door
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# 306
Sliding glass security door
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# 307 sliding glass security door
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How To Measure For A Security Door
How to Install a Security Door
The important of security door !!!
Security doors are an important feature for any home or business. They provide an extra layer of protection against intruders and can give you peace of mind knowing that your property is secure. In this blog, we will explore the different types of security doors available and the benefits of each.
One of the most common types of security doors is the steel security door. These doors are made of heavy-duty steel and are designed to be strong and durable. They often have a reinforced frame and may also include additional features such as a deadbolt lock or security screen. Steel security doors are a popular choice due to their strength and ability to deter potential burglars.
Another type of security door is the wood security door. These doors are made of solid wood and may include features such as a deadbolt lock and security screen. While they may not be as strong as steel security doors, they can still provide a good level of protection and can be a good option for those who prefer the look of a wood door.
Security screen doors are another option for those looking to add an extra layer of security to their home. These doors have a mesh screen that allows for airflow and visibility but prevents intruders from entering the property. They are often made of heavy-duty material such as stainless steel and are designed to be tamper resistant.
One of the main benefits of security doors is their added protection layer. They can help to deter burglars and provide peace of mind knowing that your property is secure. In addition to the security benefits, security doors can also help to reduce energy costs by providing an extra barrier against drafts and heat loss.
When choosing a security door, it's important to consider the level of protection you need and the style of door that will best suit your home. Many options are available, from basic steel doors to more elaborate wood and security screen doors. By doing your research and choosing a high-quality security door, you can ensure that your home or business is secure and protected.
One of the most common types of security doors is the steel security door. These doors are made of heavy-duty steel and are designed to be strong and durable. They often have a reinforced frame and may also include additional features such as a deadbolt lock or security screen. Steel security doors are a popular choice due to their strength and ability to deter potential burglars.
Another type of security door is the wood security door. These doors are made of solid wood and may include features such as a deadbolt lock and security screen. While they may not be as strong as steel security doors, they can still provide a good level of protection and can be a good option for those who prefer the look of a wood door.
Security screen doors are another option for those looking to add an extra layer of security to their home. These doors have a mesh screen that allows for airflow and visibility but prevents intruders from entering the property. They are often made of heavy-duty material such as stainless steel and are designed to be tamper resistant.
One of the main benefits of security doors is their added protection layer. They can help to deter burglars and provide peace of mind knowing that your property is secure. In addition to the security benefits, security doors can also help to reduce energy costs by providing an extra barrier against drafts and heat loss.
When choosing a security door, it's important to consider the level of protection you need and the style of door that will best suit your home. Many options are available, from basic steel doors to more elaborate wood and security screen doors. By doing your research and choosing a high-quality security door, you can ensure that your home or business is secure and protected.
Locks for a security door
There are many types of security locks that can be used for security doors, and the best one for you will depend on your specific needs and budget. Here are a few options to consider:
1. Deadbolts: Deadbolts are very secure locks that are typically installed on the exterior of doors. They have a bolt that extends into the door frame, making it very difficult to force the door open.
2. Lever handle locks: Lever handle locks are a good choice for doors that need to be locked and unlocked frequently, such as the front door of a home. They are easy to use and can be locked and unlocked with a key or a code.
3. Knob locks: Knob locks are a type of lock that is commonly found on interior doors. They are not as secure as deadbolts, but they are inexpensive and easy to use.
4. Smart locks: Smart locks are a relatively new type of lock that can be controlled and accessed remotely using a smartphone app. Some models allow you to create temporary codes for guests, track who has entered and exited your home, and receive alerts when the lock is used.
If you would like to call us we can help you get a security door and security lock for your house. You can reach us by going to https://www.allcustomiron.com/securitydoors.html or you can call us at 702-850-4082
1. Deadbolts: Deadbolts are very secure locks that are typically installed on the exterior of doors. They have a bolt that extends into the door frame, making it very difficult to force the door open.
2. Lever handle locks: Lever handle locks are a good choice for doors that need to be locked and unlocked frequently, such as the front door of a home. They are easy to use and can be locked and unlocked with a key or a code.
3. Knob locks: Knob locks are a type of lock that is commonly found on interior doors. They are not as secure as deadbolts, but they are inexpensive and easy to use.
4. Smart locks: Smart locks are a relatively new type of lock that can be controlled and accessed remotely using a smartphone app. Some models allow you to create temporary codes for guests, track who has entered and exited your home, and receive alerts when the lock is used.
If you would like to call us we can help you get a security door and security lock for your house. You can reach us by going to https://www.allcustomiron.com/securitydoors.html or you can call us at 702-850-4082
French iron security door
French doors are a sign of elegance and beauty; the houses that have French doors tend to be absolutely beautiful. Now there are days throughout the year that the weather is amazing and you would like to open your French doors to let the cool breeze into your house, but there are a lot of pesky little things you would like to keep out of your house like varmint. That is where a French security door can come into play.
French doors are always one of the most compromised areas for home security because the center of the door is not made very sturdy. In the center of a typical French door it has two little pegs/slide latches and they usually only go into a thin piece of wood that can be very easily broken.
So what can you do to help secure your home?
We suggest installing a French Security Door. Our French security doors are custom made to fit your French door. All Custom Iron French Security Doors are made to mount inside of your door jamb/frame so there are no exposed bolts. It gives a very clean look and is better for mounting that is also what makes our French security doors a true security door. You cannot take our security door off unless you are already inside. Our French security doors don’t have to look like you are in jail we can custom make a beautiful design that looks amazing and will add value to your house. Our French security doors have a full four sided frame and when we make the stationary door side we add steel pins into the door for added security. With steel pins in the stationary door one steel pin will go up into the top side of the door and one will go down into the bottom of the steel frame and that makes the center of the door a strong secure point. Now you can feel secure in knowing that not only is your home more secure but you can also leave your doors open to enjoy the cool breeze and not have to worry about varmint getting into your house.
Now you may ask, how do I go about ordering a French Security door? First we need your French door measurements they do not need to be exact just close, we need the measurements from side to side and then top to bottom for example 64” from side to side and 80” from top to bottom it will look like this 64” x 80”. Now that we have the size of your door there is just one more step we need and that is what design you’re interested in. You can go to our website (www.Allcustomiron.com) and pick one of the designs that we have already made or you can go around your neighborhood and take a picture of a design you like. Then you can either email us the information or give us a call (702)850-4082 and we can give you a free quote. We look forward to working with you and helping you secure your home.
Thank you.
French doors are always one of the most compromised areas for home security because the center of the door is not made very sturdy. In the center of a typical French door it has two little pegs/slide latches and they usually only go into a thin piece of wood that can be very easily broken.
So what can you do to help secure your home?
We suggest installing a French Security Door. Our French security doors are custom made to fit your French door. All Custom Iron French Security Doors are made to mount inside of your door jamb/frame so there are no exposed bolts. It gives a very clean look and is better for mounting that is also what makes our French security doors a true security door. You cannot take our security door off unless you are already inside. Our French security doors don’t have to look like you are in jail we can custom make a beautiful design that looks amazing and will add value to your house. Our French security doors have a full four sided frame and when we make the stationary door side we add steel pins into the door for added security. With steel pins in the stationary door one steel pin will go up into the top side of the door and one will go down into the bottom of the steel frame and that makes the center of the door a strong secure point. Now you can feel secure in knowing that not only is your home more secure but you can also leave your doors open to enjoy the cool breeze and not have to worry about varmint getting into your house.
Now you may ask, how do I go about ordering a French Security door? First we need your French door measurements they do not need to be exact just close, we need the measurements from side to side and then top to bottom for example 64” from side to side and 80” from top to bottom it will look like this 64” x 80”. Now that we have the size of your door there is just one more step we need and that is what design you’re interested in. You can go to our website (www.Allcustomiron.com) and pick one of the designs that we have already made or you can go around your neighborhood and take a picture of a design you like. Then you can either email us the information or give us a call (702)850-4082 and we can give you a free quote. We look forward to working with you and helping you secure your home.
Thank you.
How to install a Security Door
Our topic of the day is how to install a Security Door; this is for our DIY’ers that want to install their security door themselves.
We have installed thousands of security doors over the last ten years so we have found the best and most efficient ways to install security doors. We will first go over supplies needed to install a security door and then we will move on to how to do the install. First of all our security doors can be very heavy so we definitely recommend having two people to do the install. Next we will move on to what tools you will need to have on hand to do the install. You will definitely need a drill or an impacted with the right driver bit to fit the size blot you are going to use. Next you will need to get some lag bolts we use 3/8” x 3” inch up to 4”inch long. The reason that we do that is to make sure that we go into the king stud on the sides of the door frame. You will need a Phillips #2 hand screw driver so you can put on the lock and knob and you will also need a hammer to bend the tabs in. Some time the tabs are bent but you might need to bend it more toward the door frame. You will also need an adjustable wrench so you can take the brake away bar off the bottom of the door frame.
Now it is time to start the install, first you will have to take the plastic and foam off the door but be careful not to scratch your powder coating. Next it’s time to have your helper come over, you can then pick up the security door and insert the security door into the door opening. One of you would grab the security door on the hinge side and the other person will grab the security door on the lock and knob side. Both of you will pick the door up and very gently insert the security door in to the door opening. Try to put the hinge side in first and then the lock and knob side. Ok the person who is holding the hinge side will stay holding the door and the one person who is holding the lock and knob side will gently start to open the door. Open the door about 90 degrees the person that is holding the hinge side of the security door will let go of the hinge and grab the security door and then push the door in to the opening so there is no gap in between the two frames. Now you will grab the drill or impacted with your 3” inch or 4”inch lag bolts and I like to start with the top bolt hole on the hinge side of the security door. After you get the bolt in don’t forget to snug the bolt up, remember this is the only one holing the door up! Don’t worry if the door dose not shut we are not there yet. You will need to have the other person still pushing on the door so you can keep the gap as small as possible at this point you should put the other two to three bolts (depends on door height) in on the hinge side. Ok now you will need to step inside of the house and have your friend close the security door you might have to push the frame against the wood door frame to get the security door to shut. Take two or three steps back and look at the top of the door there should be about a 1/8”inch gap on the top, across the top. If the gap changes from one side to another you will have the other person lift the security door frame on the lock side up or down to get the gap on the top to be the same from one side to the other. When you get the security door frame to where you like it you will start to put the lag bolts in on the knob side of the security door frame. Remember to put all the bolts in tight you can pre drill the hole if you would like but we usually don’t.
Now it is time to put the lock and knob into your newly installed security door and enjoy your added security and beauty. If you have any questions you can check out the security door install video above or give us a call at 702-850-4082.
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We have installed thousands of security doors over the last ten years so we have found the best and most efficient ways to install security doors. We will first go over supplies needed to install a security door and then we will move on to how to do the install. First of all our security doors can be very heavy so we definitely recommend having two people to do the install. Next we will move on to what tools you will need to have on hand to do the install. You will definitely need a drill or an impacted with the right driver bit to fit the size blot you are going to use. Next you will need to get some lag bolts we use 3/8” x 3” inch up to 4”inch long. The reason that we do that is to make sure that we go into the king stud on the sides of the door frame. You will need a Phillips #2 hand screw driver so you can put on the lock and knob and you will also need a hammer to bend the tabs in. Some time the tabs are bent but you might need to bend it more toward the door frame. You will also need an adjustable wrench so you can take the brake away bar off the bottom of the door frame.
Now it is time to start the install, first you will have to take the plastic and foam off the door but be careful not to scratch your powder coating. Next it’s time to have your helper come over, you can then pick up the security door and insert the security door into the door opening. One of you would grab the security door on the hinge side and the other person will grab the security door on the lock and knob side. Both of you will pick the door up and very gently insert the security door in to the door opening. Try to put the hinge side in first and then the lock and knob side. Ok the person who is holding the hinge side will stay holding the door and the one person who is holding the lock and knob side will gently start to open the door. Open the door about 90 degrees the person that is holding the hinge side of the security door will let go of the hinge and grab the security door and then push the door in to the opening so there is no gap in between the two frames. Now you will grab the drill or impacted with your 3” inch or 4”inch lag bolts and I like to start with the top bolt hole on the hinge side of the security door. After you get the bolt in don’t forget to snug the bolt up, remember this is the only one holing the door up! Don’t worry if the door dose not shut we are not there yet. You will need to have the other person still pushing on the door so you can keep the gap as small as possible at this point you should put the other two to three bolts (depends on door height) in on the hinge side. Ok now you will need to step inside of the house and have your friend close the security door you might have to push the frame against the wood door frame to get the security door to shut. Take two or three steps back and look at the top of the door there should be about a 1/8”inch gap on the top, across the top. If the gap changes from one side to another you will have the other person lift the security door frame on the lock side up or down to get the gap on the top to be the same from one side to the other. When you get the security door frame to where you like it you will start to put the lag bolts in on the knob side of the security door frame. Remember to put all the bolts in tight you can pre drill the hole if you would like but we usually don’t.
Now it is time to put the lock and knob into your newly installed security door and enjoy your added security and beauty. If you have any questions you can check out the security door install video above or give us a call at 702-850-4082.
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Are you looking for home security?
Are you looking for home security?
Where the most likely place is a brake in going to happen at your house?
Well according to KTVB 7 they served 86 inmates serving time for burglary, and they all said “I would kick in the door rather than break glass. Loud bangs are better than loud glass breaking, plus you run the risk of getting cut”.
What time of day did they prefer to break in?
Burglars prefer breaking in early morning or afternoon.
“Between 12:30 pm and 2:30 pm. Anyone that was home for lunch should be gone by then and most kids should all still be in school,” wrote a convicted burglar.
So most break ins happen while you are at work so a gun, or home security sign or system will not stop them they said that a home security alarm is not a deal breaker.
They got asked if they knock on the door before breaking in?
They all said “Yes” and they said “Act like I was lost or looking for a friend.”
“I would approach the resident as though they had posted an ad on Craigslist.”
“Say wrong house, sorry and thank you.”
“Ask if they'd seen my dog and leave.”
“Sometimes I would wear nice clothing and print a questionnaire off the Internet and carry a clipboard and see if they could spare a moment for an anonymous survey.”
What is the one thing homeowners can do to avoid being burglarized?
“Put bars on your windows and doors, get an alarm, keep an extra car in the driveway, keep lights, TVs and radios on when you leave your home,” read one questionnaire.
The first thing they said is “put bars on your windows and door”.
If you are interested in getting a free estimate for a iron security door or Iron security windows for your house. Please give us a call or email 702-850-4082 or allcustomiron@gmail.com
Where the most likely place is a brake in going to happen at your house?
Well according to KTVB 7 they served 86 inmates serving time for burglary, and they all said “I would kick in the door rather than break glass. Loud bangs are better than loud glass breaking, plus you run the risk of getting cut”.
What time of day did they prefer to break in?
Burglars prefer breaking in early morning or afternoon.
“Between 12:30 pm and 2:30 pm. Anyone that was home for lunch should be gone by then and most kids should all still be in school,” wrote a convicted burglar.
So most break ins happen while you are at work so a gun, or home security sign or system will not stop them they said that a home security alarm is not a deal breaker.
They got asked if they knock on the door before breaking in?
They all said “Yes” and they said “Act like I was lost or looking for a friend.”
“I would approach the resident as though they had posted an ad on Craigslist.”
“Say wrong house, sorry and thank you.”
“Ask if they'd seen my dog and leave.”
“Sometimes I would wear nice clothing and print a questionnaire off the Internet and carry a clipboard and see if they could spare a moment for an anonymous survey.”
What is the one thing homeowners can do to avoid being burglarized?
“Put bars on your windows and doors, get an alarm, keep an extra car in the driveway, keep lights, TVs and radios on when you leave your home,” read one questionnaire.
The first thing they said is “put bars on your windows and door”.
If you are interested in getting a free estimate for a iron security door or Iron security windows for your house. Please give us a call or email 702-850-4082 or allcustomiron@gmail.com
Are you looking for some home security with design? All custom iron can make custom iron security doors, security windows and fencing around your property. We make all our ornamental iron by hand in our shop so if you’re looking for a one off custom keys nobody else has you can give us a call and set up your free estimate with our estimator or if you’re just looking to replace some old iron that is rusted away you can do that for you as well. All of our iron is prepped and powder coated to provide you the best possible finish to whether the Las Vegas heat. Our estimator is a salary based employee so if you’re looking for an estimate that is not driven by a percentage and you want to get the best price possible please give us a call@ 702-850-4082 or go to Allcustomiron.com Thank you