When it comes to safeguarding firearms, valuables, important documents, or even the safety of your family, the quality of your vault door is far more crucial than many homeowners may truly appreciate. The importance of having a reliable and robust vault door cannot be overstated, as it serves as the first line of defense against theft, fire, and other unforeseen threats. Opting for a vault door made in the USA provides tangible advantages that significantly enhance your security. Vault Pro vault doors are crafted with high-quality materials and expert workmanship, ensuring superior durability and resilience. Moreover, investing in an American-made vault door helps to maintain long-term value, making it a wise choice for protecting what matters most. In an age where security is paramount, choosing the right vault door can provide peace of mind and foster a greater sense of safety within your home.

1. Highest Manufacturing Standards - Made in the USA
2. Constructed with high quality American-made steel
3. Precision fabrication - Vault doors hand-fitted to the frame for a tolerance of 1/16" to prevent pry-attacks and seal for fire mitigation
4. Consistent tight welds for maximum strength
5. High quality UL-rated locks
6. Full inspection and quality checks prior to shipping
7. Lifetime Warranty

Every Vault Pro vault door is engineered to provide exceptional protection within its category. Your selection of a vault door is influenced by several factors, such as the level of fire and anti-theft protection needed. All our doors are engineered and built to exceed all  FEMA 320 & 361, ICC-500 Recommended Standards for Use in Storm & Tornado Shelters.

Our Professional and Executive model doors provide robust security and fire protection.

The Elite and Atlas series vault doors feature a step-system door with multiple layers of additional fire protection and thicker steel front plate for ballistic resistance.

For those seeking the highest level of security, our Titan and Monster step-system vault doors boast a strong, thick steel front plate and are built to meet ballistic level 10 resistance. 

Reach out to us for a complimentary consultation to identify the door that best meets your requirements.

Yes. Vault Pro vault doors are engineered and built to exceed all FEMA 320 & 361, ICC-500 recommended standards for use in storm & tornado shelters. Vault doors are for indoor installation only.

Not all vault doors come with bulletproof protection as a standard feature. Beware of flimsy, imported doors made from very thin metal.

Vault Pro offers several models that achieve ballistic resistance up to level 10. Enhanced ballistic resistance is provided by thicker American-made steel and robust steel door frames. Our Elite series vault doors are rated at ballistic resistance level 6. The Atlas series, featuring a 1/2" solid steel front plate, boasts level 9 protection. Our Titan series doors are crafted with a solid 1" steel front plate, reaching level 10 resistance. For maximum defense, the Monster series vault doors incorporate a 2" solid steel front plate, also rated at level 10. Additionally, we offer AR-500 steel liners to further enhance ballistic resistance.

Certain vault doors are classified as fire-rated, while many standard or security-only models do not offer this feature. Fire-rated options generally incorporate internal insulation materials such as layers of fireboard and ceramic blankets, complemented by expanding intumescent smoke seals that expand to impede heat and flames. 

All Vault Pro vault doors provide fire protection ranging from 40 minutes to over 2 hours, depending on the model. Each door is meticulously hand-fitted to the frame with a precision tolerance of 1/16", creating a gap that enhances resistance against fire and pry attacks. Our Elite, Atlas, Titan, and Monster series doors are equipped with a step system and dual Palusol® heat sealing intumescent gaskets for high fire security. 

The best vault doors have heavy-duty steel front plate, solid steel frames, multiple heavy-duty steel locking bolts, and hard plate and multiple relockers to protect against drill through attacks. Every Vault Pro vault door is hand fitted to the door frame with a tolerance of 1/16". This gap protects against fire and pry attacks. Our Elite, Atlas, Titan, and Monster series doors feature a step-system for added security, All vault doors are built on heavy duty frames and feature internal re-lockers to protect against drilling attempts. 

All Vault Pro vault doors come standard with an internal release to prevent being locked inside the vault room or shelter. Simply slide the internal release to unlock the door from the inside.

Yes. We offer vault doors in many standard sizes, but can build vault doors for any type of installation. Being the manufacturer, we can build vault doors to virtually any size and configuration desired. For more information and a free quote please contact us. 

• Are my current or planned walls (concrete, reinforced steel, or wood framing) capable of supporting the substantial weight of this door?  

• What are the necessary rough-opening dimensions for the frame?  Depending on installation type the standard R.O. (rough opening) is 1" higher and 1/2" wider than the vault door to allow the door to slide into place.

• Does the clear interior walkthrough height and width permit me to easily transport large items or equipment indoors?  Clear thru space is the actual walk-thru space when the vault door is fully open. The frame can take up 5 to 7 inches depending on whether it is an outswing or inswing model door.

• Should I opt for an inswing or outswing door based on the available interior space and safety for emergency exits?  In-swinging vault doors are preferred for tornado and storm shelter rooms to prevent debris from blocking the door from opening.

• Is the hinge placement (left or right) properly aligned with the design of my room and the adjacent walls? We build vault doors with hinges on the right or left depending on your requirements.

Vault doors are typically installed by a local contractor. Our vault doors can be installed in concrete filled block walls, poured concrete walls, or in standard wood frame walls.

4¼"x½" wedge anchors are recommended to hold the door securely in place.

For additional information we have complete installation guides available to download on our site. Please contact us for additional information.

Inswing vault doors are the premier option for a concealed vault room entry. The door is set back within the frame, enabling the installation of an outer door or a false facade to mask the vault door. While outswing vault doors can be utilized, they necessitate modifications to the outer wall to ensure that the outer door does not interfere with the vault door.