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Vault Doors

Where the Room Becomes a Vault

Turn an entire room, closet, or hidden space into a walk-in security zone. Casoro sources, conceals, and installs vault doors certified to UL 608, and builds custom doors when a standard opening won't fit your project.
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Key Benefits of a Vault Door vs. a Standalone Safe

A safe is a certified box. It arrives finished, anchors to your floor, and protects on all sides. For most collections, it is the complete answer.

A vault door turns a room into the container, which opens up what a safe can't offer:
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Massive capacity. Walk inside to store large collections, rather than reaching into one.
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Easy organization. Wall shelving keeps everything visible and accessible.
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Room for bulky assets. Hold dozens of long guns, art, documents, or anything that won't fit behind a safe door.
A vault door is not for everyone. It needs an existing space suited to being hardened, such as a closet, basement room, or dedicated room. If that space doesn't exist yet, a full vault room may be the better starting point.

Many clients end up with both: a vault room for the collection at rest, and a safe for what gets worn or used daily.
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Certified to the Highest Standard

Our vault doors are tested and rated to the highest professional specifications, including:
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UL 608 burglary-resistant certification
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UL 72, Class 350 fire rating on our records-protection door
These ratings come from independent third-party testing, not a manufacturer's brochure. Burglary and fire resistance are built from different materials, so we'll tell you plainly what each door configuration is rated for and help you choose the protection your situation calls for.
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Example Specification: Slab-on-Grade Vault Application

Below is is an example, not a limit. The specification above reflects a standard door for a slab-on-grade application. If your opening, structure, or security requirements call for something different, we can build a custom vault door designed around your project.

Feature

Specification

Standard size
36" clear width (custom sizes available)
Swing
Right or left
Locks
Two UL 768 mechanical locks
Locking
Snap-action latch
Front skin
Full stainless steel
Back panel
Swing-type, full stainless steel
Architrave
Standard, in and out
Electronics package
Heat sensor, micro switch
Ventilator
UL listed, 80 cfm
Door stop
Low profile
Still
Black anti-skid safety walk
Day gate
Acrylic
Optional upgrades
Electromechanical locks, 3-combination lock design
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Custom Vault Doors

When a standard door doesn't fit the opening, the structure, or the project, we design and build a custom door to suit it, held to the same independently certified standard.

Concealment

The best installations often combine access with concealment. A vault door can disappear behind a panel, a cabinet front, or a discreet enclosure. A vault nobody knows about is a vault nobody plans around.

Installation, Start to Finish

We work alongside your architect, builder, or designer to plan the opening, sequencing, and delivery route before the door arrives. Then we handle installation white-glove, start to finish, taking the vault door scope entirely off your design team's plate.

Schedule a Vault Door Consultation

Choosing the right vault door goes beyond aesthetics — it’s about protecting what matters most. Our personalized guidance ensures you understand safe security and get practical installation tips for lasting peace of mind.

What to Expect in Your Consultation:

1. Discuss size of collection, insurance, and location.
2. Determine the best vault door options.
3. Receive your quote.
Fill out the consultation request form to begin the process of selecting the perfect vault door to secure your valuables for decades to come.

FAQ

Yes. Casoro designs and builds custom vault rooms around the property, available space, intended use, collection, security priorities, and desired interior design.

Yes. Casoro can help design and build custom panic rooms and safe rooms in coordination with the qualified professionals required for the project.

Yes. New construction offers the greatest opportunity to plan the location, structure, access, utilities, security features, and interior of a vault room or panic room before the surrounding areas are completed.

Yes, depending on the property and proposed location. Casoro can review the plans and coordinate with the renovation team to determine the available options.

Potentially. The room’s structure, size, access, location, and installation conditions must be evaluated before Casoro can recommend a solution.

Yes. A custom vault room can include jewelry drawers, watch storage, watch winders, cabinetry, display areas, shelving, lighting, and other collection-specific features.

A vault room can be configured with separate storage areas for different types of valuables, including jewelry, watches, documents, collectibles, and firearms. Storage features should be planned around applicable laws, safety requirements, and the client’s needs.

Yes. Casoro can collaborate with architects, interior designers, builders, contractors, developers, and security professionals throughout the planning and installation process.

A vault room may be possible in a condominium, but the project will depend on structural conditions, building rules, delivery access, association requirements, and the proposed scope. Casoro can review the project with the client and building team.

Yes. The interior can be customized with cabinetry, lighting, hardware, materials, and finishes selected to complement the surrounding architecture and interior design.

No. A vault room is primarily intended to protect possessions. A panic room is primarily intended to provide a more secure space for people during an emergency. In some projects, the room may be planned to address elements of both uses.

Casoro understands that secure-room projects involve sensitive information. Project discussions are handled discreetly, and clients should avoid submitting detailed inventories, access information, or security codes through an online form.