What is the difference between a strongroom door and an anti-bandit door?
Strongroom doors prioritise maximum physical resistance, whereas anti-bandit doors focus on access control and operational security.
- Banks and financial institutions
- Cash offices
- Warehouses and distribution centres
- High-value storage rooms
👉 See our Strongroom Doors South Africa page for specifications and options.
What is an anti-bandit door used for?
- Retail stores
- Petrol stations
- Cash handling areas
- Security access points
They are typically lighter than strongroom doors but are reinforced to resist forced entry while allowing controlled movement of people.
👉 Learn more about Anti-Bandit Doors.
Which door is more secure?
- Strongroom door → Higher resistance to forced entry
- Anti-bandit door → Better for access control and operational security
For maximum asset protection, strongroom doors are the preferred solution. For daily controlled access in high-risk environments, anti-bandit doors are more practical.
Can both doors be used together?
Yes. Many businesses install:
- Anti-bandit doors at entry points
- Strongroom doors for secure internal storage
This creates a layered security system, combining access control with high-level asset protection.
How do you choose the right door?
The correct choice depends on:
- Level of security required
- Type of assets being protected
- Frequency of access
- Risk environment
For high-value storage → Strongroom door
For controlled access → Anti-bandit door
Why choose ADX Safes?
ADX Safes manufactures both strongroom and anti-bandit doors, offering:
- Custom-built solutions
- Heavy-duty steel construction
- Advanced locking systems
- Proven performance in South African environments
👉 Contact us for expert advice on the right solution.