Security Screen Door
The Least Expensive Security Screen Door you’ll ever Breach
Security Screen Doors are expensive. One-hit wonders, they mostly are. Three evolutions if you’re lucky. At $130 - $180 a pop (literally) it’s no wonder why your department won’t allow you to run through hundreds of repetitions quarterly because they have to afford to keep the lights on.
That’s where the FE Security Screen Door comes in. Ours will sustain over 1000 evolutions and we are still counting.
You do the math on the money saved and the experience gained on each breach. THAT is WHY we designed this for you.
And the best part, it already fits into your Catalyst Force Entry Door and it fits in any of our competitors door frames. Here are some quick features that ensure it’s worth every penny:
- the frictionless Heim Joint hinges extend or shorten to close the gap
- the double wood block lock mechanism is cheap to reload and utilizes 1”x2” and 2”x2” blocks
- the 14g steel plate for the lock cover is reusable and easy to replace with just two bolts to unscrew
- the vertical 2”x2” tube steel housing the lock mechanism (the only piece that is going to take a beating) is cotter-pinned and can be replaced if it ever wears out without having to completely replace our door.
Specs:
- Outward opening: Left or Right Swing (interchangeable).
- Size: Fits on any of our 36” wide Catalyst Force Entry Doors as well as most of our competitor’s training doors. Retrofitting is as easy as drilling four 3/8” holes into your door frame or training tower / structure and reinforcing appropriately.
- Materials:
- Made of AR-450
- 100% America Steel Tubing & A50 Steel
- Hinges: Heim Joints
- Eternal-lasting bearings, durability, and consistency
- Heim joints are used in suspension systems in trucks. Ours carry a static load of 29,090 lbs.
Warranty: 2 years on all parts.
Features:
- Interchangeable Side of Opening: the Security Screen Door is horizontally symmetrical. Simply flip it upside down by rotating it 180 degrees while keeping the outward facing side of the door outward facing. Reinstall the bolts to the opposite door jam (ie. our logo will be upside down). The 6 holes (1/2” in size) already exist for the hinges to remount or simply drill six 1/2” holes to the frame you choose. It’s as easy and simple as two people unscrewing the two hinges, flipping the door, and remounting.
- Hinges & Extendable Heim Joints: Unscrew the nut adjacent to the heim joint to shift the entire frame of the door left or right. This option allows the door to seat flush against our Catalyst Force Entry Door and control the width of gap desired for training.
- Replacement is Easy: the Tube Steel housing the lock break mechanism is cotter pinned for (eventual wear-and-tear) replacement** without the need of purchasing additional equipment from us. Simply utilize standard 2x2 tube steel cut to equivalent length and drill accordingly to fit and reinstall.
- Resetting: As quick as our Catalyst Force Entry Door. You control the difficulty by choice of material and how many to set. We provide you the options. We recommend 1” x 2” blocks but the slots provide a 2” x 2” block if desired. The steel plate utilized for the lock cover is 14g steel plate that can be fitted into the slot provided by unscrewing the two bolts above and below. Hammer to flatten. When it’s run its course, unscrew and flip to utilize other side. Cut a new piece and reload as stated above at minimal cost to you.
