Burglary Security Classses
European Burglary Security Classifications
The table below - Classification of burglar resistance set out in European Standard ENV 1627 - will assist you in selecting the appropriate door for your home or business.
| Class WK | Burglary Type | Use | SKYDAS Door Model |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Basic protection against burglary by the use of physical force | Premises without increased risk of burglary | — |
| 2 | Occasional burglar uses basic burglary tools | Increased protection for normal housing security | SKYDAS Standard 2 |
| 3 | Experienced burglar uses heavy duty drilling and hammering tools | High level of security for the premises in view of increased risk of burglary | SKYDAS Standard 3 |
| 4 | Experienced burglar additionally uses electric saws and power drilling tools | Extra high level of housing protection in view of high risk of burglary | SKYDAS Premium |
| 5 | Experienced burglar additionally uses power cutting and heavy duty drilling tools | Extremely high protection for military and industrial premises. Minimum door weight- 300 kg | — |
| 6 | Experienced burglar additionally uses power cutting and heavy duty drilling tools, saws and electric drilling tools | Extremely high protection for military bunkers, etc. Minimum door weight- 500 kg | — |
Examples of Burglar Resistance Class 2
Burglar resistance class 2 doors can withstand occasional burglary with simple tools, as illustrated below.
Examples of Burglar Resistance Class 3
Burglar resistance class 3 protects against burglaries using heavy duty tools.
Examples of Burglar Resistance Class 4
Burglar resistance class 4 doors protect your property from experienced burglar using saws and electric drilling tools.
