The Violentum Garage Door

Bullistic Barriers, makers of award-winning, quickly deployable ballistic and riot fences, has announced the release of its Violentum series of ballistic-rated garage doors.

Violentum garage doors provide blast, ballistic, crash, and forced-entry protection at a much cheaper cost than comparable ballistic door solutions, giving a cost-effective approach to protecting garage-based valuables for businesses, governments, and property owners.

Government officials, business owners, and homeowners all want to preserve their assets, and some of their most valuable possessions are kept in garages. Protecting vulnerable assets in the garage is more crucial than ever these days, when the danger of mob violence or terrorist attack is not simply theoretical. The Violentum range of garage doors offers ballistic resistance up to UL-752 level 8, protecting property against bullets, bombs, and even brute force efforts to smash through the doors. Simultaneously, the Violentum doors do not draw attention to themselves; they fit smoothly into a property’s appearance and rely on ordinary structural framing and garage door opening/closing mechanisms.

“The Violentum line is an absolutely phenomenal breakthrough,” says Bullistic Barriers owner Amos Glick. “They are designed to provide full protection against bullets, bombs, and collisions while being far lighter in weight than other items capable of delivering comparable levels of protection. Bullistic Barriers has created a line of ballistic-rated doors that can use ordinary structural framing, operators, and hardware while costing a fraction of what other ballistic doors cost by combining American engineering, Amish creativity, and European methodologies. This has a significant impact on property owners. Violentum doors, with prices starting at $30,000 rather than $200,000, will provide a new degree of security for property owners all across the world.”

The Violentum garage door line has been cycle tested for over 50,000 cycles in total. The doors come in a sleek modern style, as well as a variety of sizes and colors. Doors can be tailored to fit the needs of individual customers.

Owen Everett
Owen Everett
Owen is one of our main correspondents based out of New York.

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