The Door Club (White)
The Door Club (White)
Product Features
- mounts in floor
- better than just a lock and deadbolt
- Available in Brass, Antique Brass or White
- Requires 3/4 inch hole drilled in floor.
Product Description
You wouldn’t park your car without the security offered by The Club anti-theft device. So why spend another night at home without The Door Club Home Security System? The Door Club is a revolutionary home security device. The Door Club is one of the strongest anti-burglar devices available, far superior to chain locks and deadbolts. The Door Club can take it! Once installed, the Door Club easily resists over two tons of direct force, preventing burglars from kicking the door in, and keeping you safe and secure. The Door Club comes complete with all necessary hardware to effectively secure any door in your home. The Door Club is also an attractive accessory to your door – available in brass and antique finishes to add to the beauty of your home. For Homes, Apartments, Condos, Hotels & Others. View visitors with confidence and security. Allows door to open 2 inches to identify visitors. Protects against break-ins – Firmly secures door to prevent forced entry. Attractive brass finish, stores on caddy when not in use. Easy Installation – easy-to-follow instructions inside package. Installs in Minutes! Get one for every door that opens into your home from the outside. Consider one for indoors, where you can create a “Safe room” for you and your family members. Please note, A replacement small tube of glue is provided. The original may be dried out.
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94 of 95 people found the following review helpful  Solid product, works well. Install can be a chore., By SE (Los Angeles, CA) – See all my reviews Verified Purchase(What’s this?) My current rental house has a hollow steel front door with a window. It might as well be a screen door for the protection it offers from a break in. I installed the Prime Line Prod. U 9539 Strike-3 Deadbolt And Door Frame Reinforcer which does a great job strengthening the deadbolt area, but the glass in the door makes it easy to break the glass and unlock the door. I looked at the various “kick bar” and “door bar” options that push against the door at the door knob, but those are relatively large and awkward. The Door Club (and the similar floor-mounted door blocks) was more appealing since it is less obtrusive. I chose the Door Club over the other options because of the relatively low-profile hardware required on the floor. I didn’t want a 1/2″ thick slab of plastic or metal on the floor. The design of the Door Club is great in that regard. As some other reviews have indicated, installation can be relatively easy, or quite a chore, depending on your type of floor and the tools you have available. My house has tile floors on a wood subfloor–not one of the best combinations. Because of the wood subfloor, I chose to install the metal reinforcing plate. Drilling through the tile floor required carbide tipped “glass and tile” drill bits for the small screw holes. I used the 3/16″ bit for the four corner holes in the tile so that the screws wouldn’t crack the tile, and then made a 1/8″ hole in the subfloor for the screws to bite on. For the main 3/4″ center hole, the instructions say to use a 3/4″ carbide tipped masonry bit. I couldn’t find a carbide bit nearly that large at my hardware store–only 10″ long hammer drill bits seemed to be that large. But Home Depot had a very cool Ridgid brand Diamond Tile Drill Bit–it’s a thin hole saw with diamond grit. After buying in drill bits (see photos), I used water to constantly lubricate the bit and very slowly drilled the 5 holes. The holes came out incredibly clean–much better than I expected. Once I had the holes drilled, the installation of the reinforcing plate went smoothly, and my door is now as burglar resistant as it is going to get. I now realize I should have ordered the ‘antique brass’ color–the standard brass is incredibly yellow and shiny, which I don’t really like. But Amazon only had the standard brass at the time. But if it prevents a break in, I don’t care what color it is. 0 49 of 49 people found the following review helpful Suprisingly simple yet extremely effective, By Verified Purchase(What’s this?) This review is from: Door Club Antique Brass (Tools & Home Improvement)
Customer Video Review Length:: 9:05 Mins In this video I go over the Door Club, and show an installation of it in a floor consisting of poured concrete. 0 60 of 64 people found the following review helpful Door Club, By Z Matzen “Z-Matzen” (FORT WORTH, TX, US) – See all my reviews Verified Purchase(What’s this?) I installed two of these bad boys in my house, front and back door, about two weeks ago. I have a concrete slab foundation and thankfully had a hammerdrill to make the holes. In turn the front and back door are nearly impossible to break down now, someone would literally have to knock the door off the hinges or rip it out the opposite direction to get in. My wife was greatfull when she was home alone with the kids and on two seperate occasions at night strangers came knocking. The door club can be turned around and slipped back into place to allow the door to be opened and inch or two to allow the person inside to talk without compromising safety. When not in use it hangs up nicely on the door with a provided hanger. Excellent, inexpensive, and secure. 0 |
