Introduction of SnapSafe Vaults Room Door 75421

Presenting the state-of-the-art security solution that will give you peace of mind and protect your valuables: the SnapSafe Vaults Room Door 75421. The 12-gauge steel body of this heavy-duty door ensures optimum strength and longevity. To provide you more alternatives for access, the door has both a manual key override and a digital keypad. The SnapSafe Vaults Room Door 75421, which is expected to cost $1,500 and will go on sale in early 2023, is a wise purchase for anyone trying to protect their priceless belongings.

Detailed Specifications

The SnapSafe Vaults Room Door boasts several key features that make it stand out from the competition:

A 12-gauge steel body for optimal durability and strength
For increased security and ease, a digital keypad with a manual key override is included.
1700°F for up to 60 minutes of fire resistance
Installing bolt-down for increased stability
Soundproofing to increase personal space

Description

For those who want to safeguard their priceless belongings, the SnapSafe Vaults Room Door 75421 is the ideal security option. The door's body is made of 12-gauge steel, which gives it exceptional strength and durability. You will always have several ways to get access to your protected location thanks to the manual key override and digital keypad. Additionally, the door offers additional fire protection in the event of a fire by being fire-resistant for up to 60 minutes at 1700°F. The soundproofing element provides an additional degree of privacy and the bolt-down installation guarantees that the door stays in place. The SnapSafe Vaults Room Door 75421, with its sleek and contemporary appearance, is the ideal fusion of style and use.

Setup Guide

Setting up the Room Door 75421 is easy and straightforward

Choose a location for your door and mark the area where you will be bolting it down.
Use the included bolts and hardware to secure the door to the floor.
Program the digital keypad with a code of your choice.
Test the door and the keypad to ensure that everything is working properly.

WARNINGS
Door is extremely heavy and could severely injure or kill if dropped or allowed to fall prior to installation.

Tools/Material Included

Vault Door
5/16” x 3” Lag Screws (10 included)
½” Drive Socket
Socket Wrench

Tools/Material Needed

Plastic Shims
4’ or longer level
Square
Drill
¼” Drill Bit
Pry Bar (optional)
Two 2x4 boards 6” wider than door (optional)

Open packaging and inspect contents

Check Rough Opening (RO)
- Measure width and height of RO should be approximately 1” wider and ¾” taller than the door
- Check level, plumb, and square of RO
Measure the diagonal opening of the door, the A and B measurement should be within ¼”.
Using a level, verify the sides of the RO are plumb.
Using a level or square, verify the bottom and top of the RO are level

NOTE: If the RO is not the correct size or out of plumb, a competent contractor may be needed to correct the RO.

Install Vault Door

NOTE: Review the supplemental instructions for your particular lock style (digital or mechanical) to become familiar with the operation prior to installing the door. The digital lock will need a battery installed before continuing to the next step.
Place two 2x4 boards in front of the doorway.
Place door, trim side down, onto the boards in front of the doorway. Place the bottom of the door approximately 1” from the bottom of the doorway. The door should be centered in the doorway.
NOTE: It is helpful to have all tools and hardware (lag screws, drill with ¼” drill bit, and socket) ready for installation. Having a few helpers on the outside and inside of doorway can also help position the heavy door safely.
WARNING: The Vault Door is very heavy and could severely injure individuals if dropped prior to installation. Blocks, clamps, or helping hands may be needed to hold the door in position until the door is securely fastened to the wall.
With assistance, lift the top of the door and place the door into RO. Slide the door up against the wall.
Verify the door is centered into the RO and the bottom of the door is level. Shims may be need to level the door.
Using the default code, open the door approximately 45 degrees.
Using a level, check that the interior door opening is level and plumb.
Locate the 10 mounting holes in the side of the frame.
Place shims between the door frame and RO near a mounting hole.
Predrill a ¼” pilot hole in the center of a mounting hole in the frame.
Install the 5/16” lag screw.
Repeat for the remaining mounting holes, verify often that the door opening remains level and plumb.
Apply interior trim to cover the gap between the frame and RO (not included).

Troubleshooting

If you are experiencing any issues with your SnapSafe Vaults Room Door , here are some common problems and solutions:

Problem: The door won't open.
Solution: Make sure that you have entered the correct code on the digital keypad. If you have forgotten your code, use the manual key override to gain access.
Problem: The door won't close or lock properly.
Solution: Check to make sure that the bolts are properly secured to the floor. If the bolts are loose, tighten them to ensure that the door is properly aligned.

Pros & Cons of SnapSafe Vaults Room Door

Pros

A robust and long-lasting 12-gauge steel body
Several ways to get entry (manual key override and digital keypad)
1700°F for up to 60 minutes of fire resistance
Installing bolt-down for increased stability
Soundproofing to increase personal space

Cons

Expensive (with a $1,500 projected cost)
Hefty and challenging to install
Few choices for colors

Customer Reviews about Room Door 75421

Consumers who purchased the SnapSafe Vaults Room Door have expressed gratitude for its robustness and longevity, as well as the peace of mind it offers. Many have also expressed their satisfaction with their purchase and praised the door's soundproofing and fire resistance characteristics. Nonetheless, the door has drawn criticism for being pricey and challenging to install. The most common complaint is the limited color options, with many stating that they would like to see more options in the future.

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