New SecuraDoor - Security Door Bar
Braces inward-opening doors against forced entry. One-hand setup, no drilling, fits knobs and levers from 34 to 48 inches.
Specifications
| Fits doors | Hinged doors that open inward |
|---|---|
| Handle height | 34 to 48 inches (knobs or levers) |
| Floors | Carpet, vinyl, tile, hardwood, concrete |
| Footplate placement | About 15 inches from the door |
| Length | About 2 feet, adjustable |
| Weight | 3.2 lb |
| Materials | Aluminum alloy, stainless steel, thermoplastic elastomer |
| Installation | No drilling, no tools |
| Strength | Independently tested to over 3,000 lb of force (Westpak, Inc., 2018) |
| Guarantee | Unlimited lifetime repair or replacement |
The details
About this product
SecuraDoor braces an inward-opening door against forced entry. It fits between the floor and your doorknob or lever handle, sets up in seconds with one hand, and comes off just as fast. No drilling, no tools and no damage to your door or floor.
- Holds over a ton. Independently lab-tested to more than 3,000 lb of force.
- Fits almost any door. Adjusts to handle heights from 34 to 48 inches, round knobs or levers.
- Grips any floor. A wide rubber footplate holds on carpet, tile, hardwood, vinyl and concrete.
- Gets tighter under pressure. The pivoting handle puts the bar under compression, so pushing on the door only locks it in harder.
- Light and portable. About 3.2 lb, easy to store behind the door or pack for travel.
- Patented design, backed by an unlimited lifetime guarantee.
A smart fit for front and back doors, apartments, dorms, hotel rooms, offices and churches.
Will it fit my door?
Three checks: the door opens inward, the handle is 34 to 48 inches off the floor, and there's about 15 inches of floor in front of the door. Not sure? Contact us with a photo of your door.
Shipping and returns
Shipping options and your delivery estimate appear at checkout. Tracking is emailed as soon as your order ships. Home orders can be returned within 30 days in the original packaging. Commercial and institutional orders are excluded.