Will be moving out to the country soon. Want to get nice, thick, heavy, secure entrance doors.
First google hit was some cheesy surface-applied, retrofit metal brackets so the door couldn't be kicked in. The actors, attempting to kick the door in, weren't even trying. (And the doors they did kick in, seemed to have already had the metal catch and deadbolt brackets removed - the frame was splintered up and there was no sign of metal brackets at all! What goobers. ( http://www.armorconcepts.com/ )
My second hit on google for this was a supplier to penitentiaries. Go figure. Not really the look I had in mind.
Anyone ever use any, or know of any, makers of doors/frames with super-secure anti-break-in features, or, techniques to make such?
I guess I could use angle and flats to weld up a frame that could be laminated in wood and never seen, and also laminate some steel flats or rods inside a custom door I make. (Again, time vs money).
Thanks.