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The construction of every panic room involves a design phase. This involves taking into account the room’s location, dimensions, and potential for equipment. Last but not least, security measures for the room are also planned.
A safe room can be installed in an already existing home, or it can be planned while your home is still in the design phase. It is best to contact us while you are still designing your home, as this will allow you to take full advantage of our expertise and security solutions. For an existing home, we will be able to determine the level of equipment required after an on-site inspection and analysis.
LEVEL I – basic configuration for rapid entry and protection for up to several hours;
LEVEL II – this level provides for a medium-term stay;
LEVEL III – the highest level of protection, featuring backup solutions, communications, monitoring systems, and the capability for a long-term stay.
The completion dates depend on many factors, such as the level of equipment, the stage of construction at the site, and, if your home is already built, how far along the furnishing process is. After a meeting, we’ll be able to give you a more accurate estimate.
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