A convex hinged full buried door is a type of door designed for security, durability, and often for specialized applications such as in industrial, military, or secure facilities. Here’s a breakdown of the key components:
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Convex Design: The convex shape means the door has a curved surface that bulges outward. This design can offer enhanced structural integrity and resistance to impacts or pressure.
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Hinged: The door is mounted on hinges, allowing it to swing open or closed. Depending on the design, the hinges could be reinforced or concealed for added security.
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Full Buried: The term "full buried" indicates that the door and possibly its frame are installed in such a way that they are flush with the surrounding surface, such as a wall or floor. This installation method enhances security by reducing points of attack and makes the door less visible when closed.
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Applications: These doors are often used in environments where security is paramount, such as vaults, secure facilities, underground bunkers, or in military settings. The design ensures that the door is robust against forced entry and other potential threats.
