Armored Room

In the face of increasingly frequent attacks and threats, there is a need not only for civilian shelters, but also for fully equipped rooms to work without interruption, protect valuable equipment or sleep peacefully.

1. The body. The outer part of the structure is made of steel, and the inner part is made of armoured steel. This multi-layer construction is designed for maximum protection and comfort. If necessary, the gaps between the layers can be filled with special materials, such as thermal isolation foam, to reduce heat loss and increase resistance to external influences. We don’t forget about the filler, which will reduce the effects of radiation, such as alpha, beta or gamma rays.
2. Armored shutters. They are designed to protect windows from destruction by debris or blast waves. These shutters can be purchased separately and integrated into any type of building. They provide an additional level of security while keeping the room bright and comfortable.
3. Armored steel doors. Provide maximum security, tightness and thermal insulation. Doors can be equipped with a sophisticated locking system that provides both physical protection and access control to the room. Options are available with mechanical or electronic locks, increasing the level of security.

• Ventilation and air filtration system. If necessary, the armoured room can be equipped with a forced ventilation system with filters that protect against toxic gases and dust.
• Protection against electromagnetic pulses (EMP). Additional shielding of the room is possible to protect electronic equipment from the effects of EMI, which will ensure the continuous operation of important equipment even during critical situations.
• Sound isolation. The design also contributes to noise protection, which will ensure a comfortable level of silence even in the event of external threats.

• Protection against blast waves;
• Resistance to small arms fire;
• Protection against missile fragments, mines and building collapse.