Vault Mirror Door
Our Mirror Vault Doors seamlessly integrate into any space, offering a variety of finishes, advanced security levels, and convenient access methods. From panic rooms to gun storage, find the perfect blend of security and protection that complements your decor. With secure access and a durable finish, our doors are the natural choice for discreet security, enhancing both decor and safety.
Materials and Finishes
Alder Hardwood
We offer our bookcases in Alder hardwood veneer over a stable engineered wood substrate. This results in premium appearance, easy repair, and the ability to accept a wide variety of stains and paints. Three stain options are available as well as an unfinished option if you wish to apply your own finish to match other cabinetry or furniture.
Uniboard® TFL
We choose Uniboard® TFL panels from Canada because of their incredible quality. Specially engineered for furniture, they offer superior flatness, wear resistance, and dimensional stability compared to hardwoods. Laser etching provides a natural wood grain appearance.
Learn more at uniboard.com
Bulletproofing options
- UL 3 Equivalent / FB4 Ballistic Standard: Designed to withstand fire from handguns (9mm, .357 Magnum, .44 Magnum, etc)
- UL 8 Equivalent / FB6 Ballistic Standard: Designed to withstand fire from rifles including automatic weapons (.223, 7.62x39, etc.)
Learn more about UL 752 ratings at Underwriter's Laboratories.
Vault Mirror Door Sizing and Installation
The Hidden Door Store team fully assembles and tests each door before shipment. This includes installing the door in our testing jig that simulates the required wall conditions. The door is crated and shipped pre-hung so installation is fast and easy for a handy homeowner or contractor. Unlimited phone support – though rarely needed – is both available and free.
Proper wall preparation is important. The final quality of the concealment and function of the door depends heavily on the quality of the door opening. For best results, correct any wall or floor issues before beginning your installation. Clients can either build or remodel their home to incorporate the required dimensions or hire a general contractor to adjust an existing door opening.
The door must be installed in a wall opening that is plumb and level. The jamb must be a hard surface (IE, concrete, wood,) and free of humps or bellies. It is also recommended to use a level on the face of the wall surrounding the opening and verify that the surfaces are flat. This gives a realistic-looking hanging mirror appearance. See the diagram below for full details.