Armor Launches Three New Products
July 22, 2010 – 1:43 pm
Door security experts Armor Concepts LLC have recently launched three new products that can assist homeowners with stepping up their security. The new additions are aimed at preventing door kick-ins, which has become an increasingly growing home security issue. Below is a quick look at the EZ Armor, Sidelight Door Reinforcement System and Fix-a-Jamb II.
EZ Armor
The purpose of this product is to reinforce those weak parts of doors. It’s easy to install (takes about 30 minutes), and its main purpose is to prevent kick-ins. Basically, the L-shaped pieces fit into the door’s jamb, hinge and locks. These areas of the door are prone to damage, which allows burglars to enter your home easily. However, the L-shaped pieces reinforce these weak points and make break-ins more challenging. Even if you already have kick-in damage to your door from a previous burglary, you can install the EZ Armor, which retails for $69 and can be purchased online or at Lowe’s stores.
Sidelight Door Reinforcement System
This product is especially designed for doors with windows on the sides or sidelights. Since these types of doors are more prone to break-ins—burglars can smash the glass and manually unlock the door—this system has been created to secure the door in more ways than one. In addition to securing the door to the jamb, the jamb is also secured to your home’s frame. This system retails for $129.
Fix-A-Jamb II
This product is an improved version of the first Fix-A-Jamb. The second version actually eliminates one installation step, which makes it even easier to setup. Although this product can strengthen your door, it can also repair doors that have already been damaged. It sells for $44.
These three Amor products are perfect for apartments and condos, because if your current home is temporary, there’s no point in spending several hundred dollars replacing a door. These are more affordable solutions that will increase your security while you’re living in an apartment.
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