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K Frame:
Also take this time to dig a moat, install a minefield, and a concertina wire offset.

And be sure to get a door mat that says '*expletive deleted*ck Off".

RocketMan:

--- Quote from: K Frame on February 04, 2023, 12:28:52 PM ---Also take this time to dig a moat, install a minefield, and a concertina wire offset.

And be sure to get a door mat that says '*expletive deleted*ck Off".
--- End quote ---

All great security recommendations.   =D

Kingcreek:
And run conduit for later hardwired sensors, trip alarms, and remote triggered anti personnel systems.

tokugawa:
Commercial metal doors and frames and deadbolts -check the second hand architectural shops. Security is a layered system, no sense putting in a great lock in a crap door or vice versa.

Or go full castle doors if you have the wood -1 1/2" double (3") diagonal layer would make a nice door, if you have a smith to make the hinges. And a jamb strong enough to hold it. And do not forget the portcullis.  =)

2 1/4" thick was the heaviest wood door we built, a 1" internal frame of fir, with foam insulation  inserts, a 1/2" of marine ply on each side, and a skin of teak. Very heavy to move.

Northwoods:
SWMBO wants alder for the door.  Thankfully that’s basically a weed here.  I have several I need to drop as it is. 

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