Solid entrance doors
Discuss a solid-door solution for a residential or commercial entrance, including the available appearance, frame and hardware configuration.
BULLETPROOF · ARMOURED DOORS
Armoured & bullet-resistant doors in Toronto and the GTA
Security planned around your entrance. Discuss door designs, protection requirements and installation options for your home or business, with the complete opening and finished appearance considered together.
Homes & businesses · Toronto & the GTA
Planned around your property
Choose the application
Glazed entrances
Explore door projects with glazing or adjacent sidelights. Glazing and solid components must suit the proposed protection requirements and supported system configuration.
Internal security doors
Discuss a protected internal doorway, including how the door is used, the supporting opening and the surrounding finishes.
01 / The complete opening
Protection without overlooking appearance
Review the finishes, glazing choices and hardware available for the selected manufacturer’s system. The proposed design should consider the property’s appearance as well as the required protection.
Options are confirmed for the actual system rather than assumed from an ordinary entry-door catalogue.
02 / The complete opening
More than the door leaf
The door, matching frame, hardware, glazing where present and installation details need to work together. A rated material panel does not establish a rating for an arbitrary finished doorway.
The quotation should account for opening preparation, handling, anchorage and agreed trim or wall repairs.
03 / The complete opening
Steel, aramid or fiberglass?
Ballistic door systems may use steel, aramid composites or ballistic fiberglass, depending on the tested design. Kevlar is an aramid material; fiberglass is different.
The material name alone does not determine a complete door’s protection. Selection should follow the documented system configuration and project requirements.
04 / The complete opening
Which protection do you need?
Bullet resistance, forced-entry resistance and fire performance are different requirements. Tell us whether the objective is ballistic protection, resistance to forced entry, or both.
The proposed system and applicable building, access and exit requirements need to be reviewed for the particular opening.
Strataline · Established 2015
Care for the opening.
Care for the finish.
Based in Vaughan, Strataline coordinates installation and the agreed surrounding repairs and finishing. Start with a project review and a custom quotation.
2015Established in 2015
GTAServing homes & businesses
Company experience is separate from the selected security system’s documented performance.
A quote for your project
What affects the installed price?
Door size and configuration, required performance, finishes, hardware, glazing, the existing opening, handling and surrounding repairs all affect the quotation.
Send the property city, approximate opening dimensions and a general photo. The proposed system, availability, installation scope and price are confirmed before ordering.
Request an Armoured Door QuoteFAQ
Armoured door questions
Can an armoured door suit a normal residential entrance?
Discuss the appearance you want at the outset. Available finishes and configurations depend on the selected manufacturer’s system and the required performance.
Can my existing door opening be upgraded?
Possibly. The opening dimensions, support, surrounding construction and installation requirements need to be reviewed before a replacement configuration is confirmed.
Does an armoured door automatically stop bullets?
No. “Armoured” does not replace documented performance information. Ballistic and forced-entry claims need evidence for the specified system.
Can I choose steel or a composite material?
Material options depend on the available tested systems. A material preference can be discussed, but materials should not be treated as interchangeable within a rated design.
How are lead times and warranties confirmed?
The quotation and order documentation should identify the applicable product availability, manufacturer’s terms and workmanship scope. Do not assume the terms of an ordinary replacement door apply.