Protection engineered for the actual threat

Protects againstArmed attack, unauthorised access and unsafe item transfer.

May includeBullet-resistant glazing, panels, doors, transfer tray, intercom and access control.

Initial guidanceClass by design · typically 25–35 working days

Protects againstAttack on the operator and access to the cash area.

May includeProtective glazing, steel perimeter, transfer device and reinforced door.

Initial guidanceA 2-in-1 bullet- and burglary-resistant solution is possible

Protects againstArmed attack, forced entry and uncontrolled passage.

May includeDoors, windows, partitions, interlock and access control.

Initial guidanceRC2 / RC4 or BR / FB according to the threat scenario

Protects againstProtection of people and workspace against firearms and intrusion.

May includeProtective perimeter, resistant doors and glazing, transfer devices.

Initial guidanceIn-house engineering, manufacturing and installation

Protects againstAttack and intrusion risks in a compact branch format.

May includeModular structure, cash point, interlock, glazing, doors and engineering systems.

Initial guidanceFactory-built module or on-site assembly

Protects againstFirearms, forced entry and hazardous external impacts.

May includeSteel protective perimeter, specialist glazing, door, transfer tray and workstation fittings.

Initial guidanceThe completed post can be relocated wherever reinforced protection is required

Protects againstProvides controlled observation of a hazardous sector from within a protected zone and strengthens the site's active protection.

May includeCan be integrated into a door, wall, partition or security post, with an armoured shutter and secure locking mechanism.

Initial guidancePosition, protection class and design are determined by the project and site conditions

Protects againstUnauthorised exit, attack and contact with the courtroom area.

May includeModular steel frame, protective infill, doors and locking control.

Initial guidanceAdapted to the courtroom and customer requirements

Protects againstUncontrolled passage and incorrect door-opening sequence.

May includeTwo interlocked doors, light indication, access control and a Siemens control unit.

Initial guidanceThe second door opens only after the first has closed

Protects againstFirearms, intrusion and specified hazardous impacts.

May includeWalls, doors, glazing, engineering assemblies and several installation options.

Initial guidanceParameters follow an engineering threat assessment