INKAS® Safes manufactures high-security vault doors for secure rooms across Canada. Our range includes strong doors for private properties, offices, retailers, banks, and storage sites.
Each vault door combines reinforced materials with steel bolts, heavy hinges, and a secure frame. Available models support different openings, room plans, access needs, and security goals.
A bank vault door protects the main entrance into a reinforced security vault. It must work with strong walls, a stable floor, and a correctly fitted frame.
INKAS bank vault doors use steel layers and strong composite materials. These parts add weight and help resist common forced-entry methods.
Our safe doors can protect rooms used for cash, records, stock, equipment, collections, and controlled goods. Private customers may also use them for documents, jewelry, wine, or licensed firearms.
A bank safe door usually needs greater bolt coverage and stronger access controls. Private sites may place more focus on room size, delivery access, and daily use.
Our current range includes a modular model and a fully assembled bank-grade model. Both options use tested locks and reinforced door parts.
The correct vault door depends on the building, stored items, opening size, and access needs. Review the main details before requesting a quote.
| Feature | Modular Door | Bank-Grade Door |
| Common use | Private vault rooms and gun storage | Banks, offices, retailers, and secure storage |
| Wall opening | 78½ or 82½ inches high and 35 inches wide | 79¾ inches high and 36 inches wide |
| Door swing | Inward or outward | Inward or outward |
| Lock | UL-certified digital keypad | UL-listed lock configurations |
| Door thickness | Three inches | Three inches |
| Handle | Three-spoke handle | Five-spoke steel handle |
| Construction | Metal composite with reinforced ballistic steel | Steel layers with strong composite fill |
| Delivery format | Modular kit | Fully assembled |
| Listed weight | About 540 pounds | Confirmed for the selected build |
Customers canview the modular model orreview the bank-grade model. Our team will confirm current features during the quote process.
Bank vault doors contain several layers and security parts working as one system. The visible steel surface forms only one part of the full design.
The INKAS bank-grade model uses ballistic steel, steel plates, steel layers, and strong aggregate. Its composite build adds strength without relying on one material.
The door also uses fourteen steel bolts across three sides. Eight active bolts move when the door locks or opens.
Six fixed bolts protect the hinge side against removal attempts. Heavy adjustable hinges support the door and allow a wide opening angle.
Important vault door parts include:
The modular model uses solid steel deadbolts and heavy machined hinges. Its current specifications also list BR6 protection under the EN 1063 standard.
A high-security vault door locks through several points around its frame. The bolts help hold the door closed during forced-entry attempts.
The frame transfers force into the surrounding wall. Strong construction around the opening supports the complete door system.
Hinge-side protection remains fixed when the door closes. This design helps protect the opening if someone attacks the outer hinges.
The lock controls when the active bolts can move. UL-certified or UL-listed locks help protect against picking and tampering.
A security vault must combine the door with suitable walls, floors, and ceilings. A strong door cannot correct weak construction around the opening.
Begin by defining what the vault will protect. Cash, records, stock, collections, and equipment may need different room plans.
Next, consider how often authorized users need access. A busy business may require different controls from a private storage room.
Measure the largest items that will pass through the opening. The clear door width must support safe and practical movement.
Check whether the room needs shelves, cabinets, racks, or other fittings. These items may affect the required door swing.
Customers searching for a vault door in Canada should also review delivery access. Narrow stairs, small lifts, and tight hallways can limit the available options.
INKAS vault doors are available with inward or outward opening designs. Each type affects interior space and access around the entrance.
An outward swing keeps more usable space inside the vault. This layout suits rooms with shelving placed close to the entrance.
An inward swing requires clear space behind the door. However, it keeps the outer area clear while the door remains open.
Available configurations also support left or right hinge placement. The hinge side should match walls, furniture, stairs, and nearby doors.
Choose the swing direction before preparing the wall opening. Changing it later may require costly work around the frame.
A safe door lock controls daily entry into the protected room. It also supports the complete bolt and frame system.
The modular model uses a UL-certified digital keypad. Authorized users enter an assigned code to unlock the door.
The bank-grade model supports several lock configurations based on the chosen build. Available parts may include electronic, manual, and key-based controls.
Choose the lock based on user numbers and access frequency. Banks and retailers may need tighter rules than private property owners.
OurUL certification guide explains common testing terms used for locks, safes, and related security products.
Correct measurements are required before manufacturing, delivery, or installation. Small errors may affect alignment, locking, swing, and daily use.
Measure the finished wall opening instead of the current door leaf. Record the height and width at several points.
Walls and floors may not be fully square or level. Several measurements can reveal differences before the order is placed.
The modular options use a 35-inch-wide wall opening. Available opening heights are 78½ inches and 82½ inches.
The bank-grade model uses an opening measuring 79¾ inches high and 36 inches wide. Confirm every measurement before construction begins.
Vault doors are large and heavy products. Their delivery and installation require more planning than standard bank doors.
Complete these checks before ordering:
INKAS provides curbside delivery unless another service is agreed before shipment. Customers must plan movement from the curb to the final room.
Heavy equipment may be needed for stairs or raised floors. Discuss access limits with our team before confirming the order.
Selected vault doors include fire-resistant materials and listed fire ratings. Confirm the current rating for the selected door configuration.
Full fire protection also depends on the room’s walls, ceiling, floor, seals, and ventilation. The bank door alone does not set protection for the whole room.
Ourfire ratings guide explains common tests and protection periods used for security products.
INKAS Safes is a Canadian vault door manufacturer serving projects across the country. We help review measurements, locks, swing direction, delivery access, and room use.
Customers can visit ourToronto location orCalgary location. We also support projects in other Canadian regions by phone.
Every order begins with a review of the building and planned opening. We then match the project with a suitable door configuration.
For complete room protection, customers can also explore theINKAS Situation Room.
INKAS bank vault doors are available through a quote process. This approach helps confirm the size, swing, lock, delivery route, and installation needs.
We do not treat a vault door like a standard building product. Its weight and security features require careful planning before production and delivery.
Contact INKAS Safes with your project location, opening size, wall type, and planned use. Our team will review the details and recommend a suitable configuration.
Both terms describe reinforced doors used for protected spaces. “Vault door” is more common for room-sized security, while “safe door” may describe several secure entry types.
INKAS bank vault doors use steel layers, composite fill, locking bolts, heavy hinges, and reinforced frames. Materials and parts vary by model.
Yes, suitable buildings can receive a vault door. The opening, walls, floor, measurements, delivery route, and local rules must be checked first.
Yes. Current models support several wall opening heights and two main opening widths. Other project needs should be discussed during the quote process.
The best swing depends on room space and access needs. Outward doors preserve interior space, while inward doors keep the outside area clear.
Selected models include fire-resistant construction. Confirm the listed fire rating for your chosen configuration before ordering.
Send the room use, opening size, wall type, project location, and preferred swing. Our team will review the details and prepare a quote.
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High security bank grade vault door. Available for commercial and residential use. All vault doors feature an emergency 1-handed escape latch from the interior. Even if the lock is broken in case of an attack, an escape is possible when safe to do so. Our vault doors are a composite of metal and cement to ensure durability and harder break-ins.
Dimensions: 79 1/2" H x 35 1/2" W
Build a bank-grade vault room to protect your household, with a home vault door that installs directly in the cold room of your basement. INKAS® modular vault door converts your space into a high-security vault room to safeguard your valuables, gun room to securely store your firearms, or panic room to protect your family from harm. Enclosed by cement walls on each side and secured with a reinforced bulletproof steel door – INKAS® vault doors offer industry-leading security and durability to withstand brute force entry attempts.
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