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Commercial glass door security for storefronts
Commercial glass doors are a popular choice for businesses, as they provide visibility and aesthetic appeal to the property. However, their security vulnerabilities could put your assets and property at risk.
The following are the two most common methods that burglars use to bypass commercial glass doors:
Attacking the mortise lock directly
Mortise locks are often used on glass storefront doors in strip malls and large office buildings. Despite being considered commercial locks, they are very susceptible to wrench attacks. A wrench attack involves using a tool like a wrench to twist the lock body until it breaks. This allows the thief to gain access to the building easily.
This method of attack is be very effective, as it does not require special skills or tools. In addition, this method its quiet and can go unnoticed, which makes it an attractive option for thieves.
Attacking the mortise lock directly
Attacking the mortise lock directly
Attacking the mortise lock directly
An attack on a mortise body involves bypassing all lock security features, including cylinders, pins, wafers, and other mechanisms. Unlike most other breaking-in methods, it is completely silent, fast, and very effective.
Over 10 million viewers of a YouTube personality were recently exposed to this weakness. Even though bypassing the commercial storefront door requires a specialty tool, anyone can purchase it online, regardless of where they live.
The following door hardware prevent them from getting in unnoticed:
Anti-wrench mortise cylinder guard
Designed to prevent tampering or removal of mortise lock cylinders. The metal cover covers the lock cylinder and protects against prying and wrenching attacks.
This method of attack is be very effective, as it does not require special skills or tools. In addition, this method its quiet and can go unnoticed, which makes it an attractive option for thieves.
Anti-wrench mortise cylinder guard
Attacking the mortise lock directly
A latch guard
This type of security device protects the mortise lock body from physical attacks, such as drilling, prying, or bypassing. It covers the gap between the mortise lock body and the door frame by installing a metal plate around it.
These two items are essential for preventing break-ins in your business. Secure your property today by contacting Epic Security Solutions.
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