FEBR-Rated Door, Frame, Window, Louver, and Roof Hatch Assemblies
Habersham Metal’s forced-entry and ballistic-resistant products help protect critical openings in government, defense, detention, correctional, and high-security commercial facilities, with assemblies engineered to meet demanding security and project requirements.
Built for Demanding Security Environments
Forced-Entry Resistance
Reinforced doors, frames, hinges, locks, and anchors help resist sustained physical attack
Ballistic Protection
Built and tested for specific bullet penetration resistance
Full-System Protection
Reinforced components work together to protect the entire opening
Durable Project Fit
Heavy-gauge steel assemblies are built around opening size, hardware, anchoring, and facility need
FEBR Product Lines
Doors/ Frame Assemblies
Forced-entry and ballistic-resistant door and frame assemblies engineered to protect critical access points. Available in swinging and sliding configurations, with reinforced frames, hardware, hinges, and lock protection designed to work as a complete opening system.
Windows
Forced-entry and ballistic-resistant window assemblies designed for secure visibility, observation, and natural light in high-security environments. Available fixed or operable, with rated glazing, reinforced framing, removable stops, and anchored embeds.
Roof Hatches
60-minute FEBR roof hatches engineered to protect rooftop access points and other overhead openings. Reinforced construction, forced-entry locks, hinge pin retainers, gas springs, and curb anchoring support secure, durable rooftop access.
Louvers
FEBR louver assemblies designed to support ventilation needs without compromising opening protection. Reinforced louver sections, ballistic stops, drip guards, and embed anchoring help secure vulnerable mechanical or exterior wall openings.
How FEBR Assemblies Are Specified
FEBR assemblies are selected based on the threat level, opening type, and project-specific performance requirements. Forced-entry duration, ballistic resistance, hardware, anchoring, glazing, fire rating, and blast criteria can all influence the right assembly configuration.
1
Identify the Opening
Door, window, louver, roof hatch, or another vulnerable access point.
2
Define the Threat Level
Determine forced-entry duration, ballistic rating, and any blast or impact requirements.
3
Confirm Facility Requirements
Review fire rating, egress, hardware, glazing, anchoring, and wall construction for your facility.
4
Engineer the Assembly
Configure the full system so each component works together to support the required performance.
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FEBR Products in Real World Applications
Engineered opening protection for facilities where forced-entry resistance, ballistic performance, and long-term durability are mission-critical.