Vaults & Vault Doors
Custom modular vault systems and vault doors for commercial, government, institutional, and high-security applications. We help evaluate your space, security requirements, access, and project needs to develop the right vault solution.
KL SECURITY · VAULT SOLUTIONS
Vault projects rarely begin with a standard configuration. Available space, security requirements, door placement, site access, storage capacity, and how the vault will be used can all influence the final design.
We help evaluate those requirements and identify the appropriate vault configuration, including UL 608 rated modular panels and vault doors when required.
Custom modular vault systems can be configured around available space, storage capacity, and security requirements, with UL 608 Class 1, 2, and 3 panel systems available for different levels of burglary resistance.
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Vault doors are available for new construction, modular vault systems, and replacement projects, with different security ratings, locking options, sizes, and configurations based on the application.
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Vault projects require careful planning for delivery, access, floor conditions, ceiling height, panel installation, door placement, and other site-specific requirements.
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Share how the vault will be used, your available space, security requirements, desired capacity, and any plans or specifications you already have.
We'll review the application, required security level, site conditions, delivery access, installation considerations, and other factors that may affect the project.
We'll help determine the appropriate vault construction, security rating, door configuration, and installation approach for your project.
MODULAR VAULT SYSTEMS
Modular vault systems provide a flexible approach to building secure spaces around the requirements of a facility. Panel systems can be configured for the walls, ceiling, and floor as required, allowing the vault dimensions, door location, and interior layout to be developed around the available space and intended use.
UL 608 rated panel systems are available in Class 1, Class 2, and Class 3 configurations, providing progressively higher levels of tested burglary resistance. Both traditional and lightweight high-strength panel constructions are available, giving us additional options when panel thickness, weight, or installation conditions are important considerations.
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UL 608 RATINGS
UL 608 classifies burglary-resistant modular vault panels and vault doors according to their performance under standardized attack testing. Class 1 provides a 30-minute rating, Class 2 provides a 60-minute rating, and Class 3 provides a 120-minute rating.
The appropriate classification depends on the application and project requirements. Moving between classifications can also affect panel construction, thickness, weight, and installation requirements, making the security rating an important consideration early in the planning process.
VAULT DOORS
Vault doors are an essential component of a complete vault system and are also available individually for new construction, renovations, and replacement applications.
UL rated vault doors are available in Class 1, Class 2, and Class 3 configurations to meet different project security requirements.
Vault doors are available in standard widths as well as custom configurations to accommodate specific clear opening requirements. Door height, swing direction, locking options, and integration with the surrounding structure are additional considerations when selecting the appropriate door.
Whether incorporated into a complete modular vault package or installed as a standalone solution, proper door selection is an important part of the overall security design.
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PROJECT PLANNING
A modular vault project needs to be planned around the building as well as the security requirements. Delivery access, doorways and corridors, floor conditions, ceiling height, available assembly space, vault dimensions, and door placement can all affect how the system is designed and installed.
Panel thickness and weight can also become significant as the security rating increases. Reviewing these conditions early helps identify potential installation challenges and allows the vault configuration, delivery, and installation approach to be planned around the site.
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APPLICATIONS
Modular vault systems can be configured for a wide range of security and storage applications. The contents being protected, required level of security, available space, and operational needs all help determine the appropriate vault design.
Modular vault systems can be configured for secure controlled substance storage in pharmaceutical, healthcare, manufacturing, distribution, and other regulated environments.
Secure vault configurations for law enforcement, military, government, and other organizations requiring controlled storage for weapons, evidence, and sensitive assets.
Modular vault systems and vault doors for banks, credit unions, financial institutions, and other applications requiring dedicated high-security storage.
Custom vault configurations for precious metals, jewelry, valuable inventory, collections, and other high-value assets requiring enhanced physical security.
Custom vault solutions for businesses, universities, healthcare facilities, government agencies, and other organizations protecting valuable or sensitive assets.
Custom-designed vault spaces for residences and private facilities requiring secure storage for valuables, collections, documents, and other important assets.
GETTING STARTED
Successful vault projects start with understanding the space, required level of security, intended use, and conditions at the installation site. Reviewing these details early helps determine the appropriate vault configuration, security rating, door requirements, and installation approach.
The contents of the vault and how the space will be used help establish the security, capacity, access, and interior requirements for the project.
Room dimensions, ceiling height, floor conditions, door placement, and the path from delivery point to installation area can all influence the vault design.
UL 608 Class 1, 2, and 3 systems provide different levels of tested burglary resistance. Project requirements, the assets being protected, and other applicable requirements can help determine the appropriate classification.