TURNING THE CLASSROOM
INTO SAFE-ROOM.™
Ballistic & Projectile Security Doors for Schools and Universities
Instantly transforming classrooms into Safe-Rooms by providing a high-security, multi-point bullet-resistant barrier to outside intruders. – United Doors patented retrofit installation method allows us to quickly upgrade your facilities in as little time as ‘Over the Weekend‘.
Our patented retrofit frame allows for easy installation over any existing door frame, without the need for demolition, painting, plastering, or additional labor costs. The 3-D adjustable pipe hinges in our innovative design ensure a perfectly aligned door, and with a complete installation in under an hour, our frame is truly unique in the industry.
Our Mission is to Provide a Safe and Secure Environment for Students, Faculty, and Staff at Educational Institutions
The Product
THE PRODUCT
The door slab is made up of two 18 gauge galvanized steel sheets reinforced by horizontal steel bars REMO’s signature high security 12 point locking system with fast opening system and fast egress with an additional reinforced locking mechanism Telescopic insert for easy door height adjustment (up to 4”) Door weight of 130 lbs [up to 330 lbs] Bullet resistant level 3-7
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The door slab is made up of two 18 gauge galvanized steel sheets reinforced by horizontal steel bars. REMO’s signature high security 12 point locking system ...
Technical
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“Every Child Needs A Safe And Secure Learning Environment”
– Ron DeSantis | Governor of Florida
The rate of gun deaths in the United States reached its highest level in almost three decades last year, according to a study. Both the rates of gun-related homicides and suicides increased by 8% in 2021, reaching levels not seen since the early 1990s.
The rise in gun deaths has been steadily increasing since 2005, but there was a significant 20% increase from 2019 to 2021. The reasons for this increase during the COVID-19 pandemic are not fully understood, but potential factors could include disruptions to people’s daily lives, higher gun sales, stress, and mental health issues.
Over the past 32 years, there have been more than 1.1 million gun deaths in the U.S., roughly the same number as COVID-19 deaths in the past three years.
MENTAL HEALTH
There have been numerous accounts of students and teachers suffering from severe emotional distress during and even after participating in high-stress drills that simulate violent situations at school.
A study conducted by the Georgia Institute of Technology’s Social Dynamics and Wellbeing Lab found that these types of drills, known as active shooter drills, were linked to a significant increase in stress, anxiety, depression, and physical health problems in children ranging from ages 5 to high school age, as well as teachers and parents.
Participants in the study described students “texting their parents, praying, crying” because they believed they were going to die during the training. Parents also reported that their children experienced extreme reactions such as panic attacks and fear in response to mundane triggers like hearing a fire alarm go off.
The effect of these drills cannot be measured and can last a lifetime. These invisible wounds can’t be seen, but you know they’re there.
“Every Child Needs A Safe And Secure Learning Environment”
– Ron DeSantis | Governor of Florida
The rate of gun deaths in the United States reached its highest level in almost three decades last year, according to a study. Both the rates of gun-related homicides and suicides increased by 8% in 2021, reaching levels not seen since the early 1990s.
The rise in gun deaths has been steadily increasing since 2005, but there was a significant 20% increase from 2019 to 2021. The reasons for this increase during the COVID-19 pandemic are not fully understood, but potential factors could include disruptions to people’s daily lives, higher gun sales, stress, and mental health issues.
Over the past 32 years, there have been more than 1.1 million gun deaths in the U.S., roughly the same number as COVID-19 deaths in the past three years.
MENTAL HEALTH
There have been numerous accounts of students and teachers suffering from severe emotional distress during and even after participating in high-stress drills that simulate violent situations at school. ...
HOW CAN I AFFORD IT?
FUNDS
While security should be a given for any school, we recognize that security improvements sometimes require funds that school districts simply don’t have today.
Here are some creative and effective ways to raise money to enhance your school’s security.
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