Detention Door, Frame, Window, and Security Assemblies
Habersham’s detention product line is engineered for correctional, justice, and secure facility openings that require strength, durability, and controlled access. From door and frame assemblies to windows, wall, ceiling, floor systems, and lock boxes, each solution is built around demanding detention security requirements.
Built for High-Abuse Detention Environments
Detention-Grade Security
Designed for strength, control, and tamper resistance
Tested Opening Strength
Specified to demands like impact, static load, rack load, and lock/hinge abuse.
Full-System Coordination
Helps ensure the door, frame, glazing, locks, and hardware work together as intended.
Fire & Ballistic Options
Can be configured for fire-rated or bullet-resistant openings when required
Detention Product Lines
Doors & Frame Assemblies
Detention grade door and frame assemblies engineered for secure openings that require strength, durability, controlled access, and long-term performance in high-abuse environments.
Windows
Detention window assemblies designed for secure visibility, observation, and separation in correctional, justice, and controlled-access facilities.
Wall, Ceiling & Floor Assemblies
Security assemblies designed to support detention environments where surrounding construction must meet elevated strength, containment, and facility performance requirements. Products developed for modular installation.
Lock Boxes
Detention lock boxes designed to protect and support locking hardware in secure openings where access control, durability, and tamper resistance are critical.
How Detention Assemblies Are Specified
Detention assemblies are specified around the opening type, security level, facility use, and performance requirements of each project. Door, frame, window, wall, ceiling, floor, and lock box configurations should be reviewed alongside hardware, glazing, fire rating, ballistic needs, and surrounding construction.
1
Identify the Opening
Confirm whether the project requires a door/frame assembly, window, wall, ceiling, floor assembly, or lock box.
2
Define the Threat Level
Review the required level of detention security, impact resistance, tamper resistance, and access control needed.
3
Confirm Facility Requirements
Review the security, code, access, glazing, lock, and construction needs for your facility.
4
Engineer the Assembly
Configure each component to support the required strength, durability, code, and security performance.
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Detention Assemblies in Real World Applications
Engineered security assemblies for environments where strength, controlled access, durability, and long-term facility performance are critical.