Does your handle have a security class that makes it more resistant to burglary?

We usually find out how much our security costs when we return to a robbed house. Many things have gone irretrievably, many will not be redeemable, due to their sentimental value. Piece of mind and security are among the greatest privileges and luxuries that man has today.

At AXA HomeSecurity, we have been trying to meet these expectations for many years, offering a wide range of anti-burglary door security fittings – handles in 3^rd and 4^th top security class, certified. The products are subjected to numerous tests, meet the requirements of European standards, and at the same time present a modern and trend-setting design.

There are no windows or doors that guarantee full protection against burglary. A burglar with a sufficiently long time and appropriate equipment is able to force through any entrance. It is assumed that the so-called accidental burglar will be discouraged if he encounters resistance longer than 3 minutes. Therefore, this resistance to force entry with tools is the basis for determining the resistance class of doors, windows and building hardware.

The regulations for handles and door knobs with discs are specified in the PN-EN 1906:2012 standard. The following example was developed using the AXA Toronto handle model.