Chinese reinforced doors, or are they?
May 27th, 2008 FunForever
Such reinforced doors are usually installed in offices, flats or houses mainly in Eastern Europe. Here are some interesting features of Chinese reinforced doors.



The whole point of a reinforced door is that it’s supposed to be very hard to break and open without the keys. As you can see here a simple can opener can easily cut through the door.


The steel is 0.8mm thick but you can still cut it with a can opener. That’s because this steel is very soft.



The door is supposed to be filled with environment-friendly isolating materials instead there’s cardboard honeycomb.

You’d be much better off with a regular wooden door.
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1. Ryan Bowlin | July 20th, 2008 at 1:49 am
USA its foam instead of cardboard
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