Bullet Proof Wall Panels for Your New Home - Did You Know?
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- These panels are designed to allow entry of the bullet (non-ricochet), and then defeat the energy of the bullet through a controlled process of ply-delamination. The correct ratio of fiberglass to resin, and the right amount of heat and pressure during the curing process, ensure that each layer of woven roving fiberglass will delaminate from one another and allow for a controlled, non spalling encapsulation of the bullet within the panel. The kinetic energy of the bullet is released or dissipated through this ply-release or delamination process.
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Bullet resistant panels or sheathing are specified in many design situations. The more common applications include, Judge's Benches, courtroom protection for the Jury area and the Witness Box, within the woodwork of Tellers cages or counters in banks, as a bullet proof barrier or wall within government buildings, police stations, District Attorney's offices, U.S. Marshals offices, FBI and ATF offices, guard houses, control rooms within prisons, convenience stores, check cashing stores, ….etc. ArmorCore panels are sometimes used within high-end residences to make a "safe room" or bullet protected room for high threat situations. ArmorCore panels can be used anywhere there is a perceived or real threat of ballistic assault.
Compared to older more traditional bullet resistant building materials such as plate steel, concrete or cinder blocks with sand, ArmorCore offers a lot more utility and ease. The panels are fairly lightweight ( 4.5 lbs per square foot @ UL Level 2 ), can be easily cut, drilled, sanded, painted, textured, and are more compatible with other wood or gypsum materials. Regular jobber drill bits can be used for drilling, masonry or diamond grit-edge blades for sawing, and ArmorCore can be secured to wood or steel studs using a #6 or #8 self-drilling drywall screw or decking screw. ArmorCore can be primed and painted with oil or water based paints, can be glued to other surfaces with Liquid Nails adhesives, and can be covered with drywall, wood panels, or literally any type of wall covering. Instructions for Installation are included with every order to assist skilled or novice installers.
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Of course they're made in Waco Texas!
First thing I thought when I saw the thumbnail lol
Man you're right. Hope they're all at peace. Along with the families.
Home of government overreach!
280,000 people live in the Waco Metro area and there is lots of industry.
Same😂
I seen a demonstration of a similar panel the other day on "Demolition Ranch". Then I looked up the price - almost $5000 for a 4 x 8 foot panel!!! Nice if your bloody rich!!!
You could probably create your own cheaper lol
I'de rather then just line the walls with sandbags :D
Or acrylic cutting boards@@erikbongnilsson246
Recently finished a VA Clinic in Florida. We used this product in several locations. This board is HEAVY!!!!
i’m retired now , but i spent over 25 years in the Architectual Woodworking Industry in the Washington, d.c. Metropolotian area and we used those products on many Government jobs yes he is correct that the products can be easily trimmed or cut in the field the negative of that is it often puts off a pretty strong burning Plastic Smell i’ve also used Oscillating Jigsaws to cut. out outlet holes and numerous other small cuts in the field utilizing a variety of T Shank Quality Blades Generally Bosch brand blades i’ve found to be among the highest grade for the money they also offer many Specialty blade configurations like Diamond and Carbide as well as a variety of tooth sets too
It never occurred to anyone in Washington DC to maybe, just maybe, change what they're doing so that so many people everywhere else don't hate them? Nah, the obvious "solution" is to just literally insulate themselves from the consequences of their behaviors (at public expense, of course).
Festool jigsaw blades are a total game changer.
Wow! So great to know that this product is available! Thank you so much for sharing!
A hunter was on my mother's property once illegally and a!most killed her when two bullets went through the walls just missing her! The 2nd bullet ended up lodged in the headboard of my grandmother's bed!
I wonder if liberal states have laws against this sort of stuff
@@MuzzaHukka Every state has laws against trespassing and shooting on someones property without permission.
@@Ren-lx8wvI believe they were referring to the panels in the video.
@@Ren-lx8wv, he’s talking about the armor. Simpleton….
The Irony of this company coming out of Waco
Waco knows the importance of bullet proofing your walls.
@@DaveSmith-cp5kj they raided david koresh home and accidentally killed a bunch of little kids and woman, its not funny.
@@thomasjamesguerrero you mean David Koresh purposely killed a bunch of little kids and women.
@@abacab87 were you there ? Because. My uncle was one of the Police on scene . I got my info from the source. What. About you let me guess you just got your information from the news the same news that lies to us all. David Karesh did not deliberately kill any children he stood up for his rights as a American and he paid the ultimate price really doubt you would ever have the guts to stand up to the system like he did the FBI kill those kids they bulldozed the compound pierced a hole in the building and shot teargas into the area where all the kids was located somehow a fire got started and it was simply terrible imagine suffocating from poison gas and toxic smoke and then right as you fall unconscious you can feel the fire burning your flesh as you slip away. You have no idea what you’re talking about I used to live in Waco I drove by that compound all the time my uncle work for the sheriffs department over there I think I’m more qualified to speak on this situation than you are remember if you have a golf ball size view then you will have a golf ball size perception
@@thomasjamesguerrero it wasn't accidental.
Never will I pay that price I'll make my own and have and it works great
This reminds me of the 1st or 2nd episode of the burn-notice about security doors the door may be bulletproof but people tend to forget about the walls then he shoots through the wall getting the other actor on the other side
that was a great show.
some people tend to forget about punctuation.
Always remember a chain is only as strong as it's weakest link.
The fiberglass is much heavier and thicker than aramid, but a fraction of the price.
I drove a van for a armored car company in the late '70's that had that stuff inside the body skin. Wasn't very thick but by the time bullet went through the metal body and the glass fiber it was pretty slow.
I definitely need theses boys been shooting my spot up
This is beautiful. Wish I knew this earlier.
Why? Doubt you’d be able to afford it anyways. They want $5000 for a single small caliber panel.
I bet this is going to be a hot seller this year!
What type resin do they use to make this
Would be great for the compound, or the secret lair.
Big money for the stuff that’ll stop rifle rounds
Awesome
How about horse trailers for ATF?
Are they fireproof?
why is there no link to the company site?
People can’t afford it anyways. $5000 for a small caliber 4’x8’ panel….
Thanks Great information
If you are building in storm country, why not take the easy route and just use concrete?
Technically, if the projectile does not ricochet, but is stuck in the material, it is a penetration of some millimiters. If it goes all the way through, it has perforated the obstacle.
How do I order this
Then 14lbs per square foot weight for the high velocity rifle rounds is the way to go however that weight would add up very very fast.
This stuff is amazing
Can it be use for the cars..
It's funny you ask. I was wondering the same thing, for bullet resistance-ing my patrol car.
Or ya can add bricks in between the studs of the walls and fill it with sand . Hmm
I like how a young man made a body armor plate out of resin & fiberglass sheets . About $30 .
Though I’m sure business is booming for this company.
Far more efficient to frame up the walls with standard steel studs, add a heavy wire mesh over the studs on both sides and then fill with ceramic stones or broken pieces of hard ceramic tiles. Very heavy like sand but the ceramic pieces are far more efficient at depleting the energy of the round as well as tearing it into smaller pieces that are easier stopped as they proceed through the ceramic media.
You can build these yourself formed to fit the same way you build a yacht, just roll it in by hand and keep layering till it's thick enough. You always pay for the labor and factory when you buy something.
Love this
I imagine it is a popular product in Waco.
Nope. 30 years too late…..
Well, we learned our lesson here. There won't be a repeat performance.
What Temperature ,as it is Fibre Glass, will the boards stand up to in a Bush Fire.??????
Currently Processing too Labour Intensive. !!!
Definitely need to wear a Mask/Respirator when when cutting or Drilling penetrations as a Health precaution.
Do clients typically apply these panels to the floor and/or ceiling too?
You can do as you please depending where your threat level is located. Live in a cheap multi level apartment with wood beams and flooring, might come in handy. If your apartment is above another apartment and you have cheap flooring, yes you can protect your floor. Not worth the investment if you are renting. If you have bought a cheaply built condo, it’s another story. Also worry about fire rating and what type of smoke is released by this product if involved in a fire.
@@SubgunmanSame as a yacht fire.
Why would a suburban family home need these panels on the floor? For an intruder stuck in the basement? And the ceiling... for someone doing a fly-by... in a helicopter?
Im assuming that you just cant walk into a lows and buy some of these panels?
Make them for vehicles, trailers, and campers!
It’s made. They don’t make it for houses only…… it’s a product, install it where you need it
What's the name of the company that sells it
Probably much cheaper to do the outside walls out of concrete instead and would stop a lot more
Good idea! Wish it was waaay cheaper.
This would be a great way to retrofit an interior wall at a gun shop..
How will it stand up to AP rounds, and what is the cost per level?
probably not very well since this is considered armor and AP rounds are designed to penetrate armor.
way cheaper to just put sand bags in the wall
Seems to me that concrete construction would be a cheaper and more available option.
I am thinking of adding a few panels on the sides of my car, and in the back too
@@peterng25 Why not use something made for that purpose instead of using something made as building material?
@@peterng25 Where do you live that you'd need this in your car? Cars don't get shot up that much, house more common, but it's still a million to one shot, unless if they are specifically targeting you.
@@benghazi4216Fiberglass resin is a building material as well.
This stuff would be good for retrofitting existing buildings.
They should be putting this in schools
active shooters dont typically aim for the walls.
It's like making a boat but a wall panel
can this on doors with glass
There is bulletproof glass.
Hi I'm Thuso Meno from South Africa Pretoria. Pls quotes me 2.2m x 2.5m sheet pls
I bet hemp would make it a lot stronger!
price???
Go to 6:30 in the video for information about cost.
yes, there's a price.
or in LA
In Europe we tend to build with brick exterior walls and concrete block for interior walls so this is not a problem.
Lol. You clearly don’t know much about ballistics and have never served in the military then…..
1350 fps for the strongest test? I'm sure a 556 will go right through it!
It did demolition Matt did it 7.62 5.56 and 50AE went straight through
That can't be right if it stopped .300 WM. It would zip right through. I think that was for the level 2 they tested with that lever action.
Matt didn't use the Level 4 stuff I don't believe
but can it stop those tanks next time?
Too soon.
Tanks are hard to stop, absent the proper tools..
Good video, but the word is sheaTHing not sheeting.
I have no need but I want
They're called 'Rounds' The bullet is the part that 'Leaves' the barrel of the gun.
Level four is stupid; how thick would your walls have to be. Why not just use Kevlar or A composit material like they use in bullet proof vests.
Can this panel be used in a car or do you have bullet proof panels for cars. Please, this request is urgent
I’d not want to be the 2 man crew installing that
Funny I live in Waco Texas lol
Lmfao for that price, and little protection, ill just line my walls will AR500
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If a shooter is trying to kill me, they're going to point it straight at me through a window or door, not a wall, so I can only see this helping prevent freak accidents.
Not true, have you ever saw the cops are military shoot up something? Do you think if a Humvee with a 50 BMG mounted on it ever pulls up and orders you out of your house they would just shoot at the door? No I assure you they will shoot at the weakest spot which is not your door probably, and make their own door inside.
You'll probably call it a hole in your wall though.
The pressure while hardening? Damage to sheetrock? Need to remove fiberglass panels?
Sand would be better, but weight and leaking after hit is the issue.
Great idea though.
you need to actually ask a question to use a question mark.
Wouldn't it make more sense to for once don't build your house out of cardboard anymore? I can not imagine a brick or even concrete wall be much more expensive then kevlar. And it improves heat isolation and would withstand nature, like tornados significant better. But I guess I am just a smug European.
F 5 THAT 2×4 WILL BEING GOING 300 MPH + YOU HADE ME TILL I HEAR THAT , LITTLE MISTAKE .
Won't stop rifle rounds
or you build a house made in concrete
ATF proof
That's great they can stop a bullet but, the real question is " Can it stop a Tank"? That's what you be making in Waco.
Only for the super rich to use
Guess no one should tell them fiberglass and epoxy can do the same thing. Oh it is fiberglass 😂
Keep the ATF from shooting up your compound.
Would be awesome to have, but only for the rich folks
I would just pour concrete walls. Way less expensive.
sigma 6 PEOPLE!
Impregnation machine you say?????
Just build brick house
caveman bash brick house smash real good
Only the rich an afford this tho
Too heavy
well you cant bullet proof anything with feathers.
Pronounced, “Wacko” Texarse.
This will be in great demand in the big democratic cities.
Or just build it out of concrete would probably be cheaper lol
Concrete is not bullet proof, goes straight threw especially higher calibers
@@thewhisperreaper3537 You'd need that super thick stuff in order to stop high calibers. They didn't give the price on that, I bet its at least 1500 per sheet.
I know that living in the hood, most everyone uses handguns, so the thinner stuff is fine.
@@thewhisperreaper3537 are you talking concrete block, or solid steel-reinforced? Serious differences.
Weather is a concrete block solid filled with concrete in the cores or poured concrete. It’s going to stop way more threats in than any of these fiberglass panels and be cheaper. Besides, you’re only using it for the outside walls of the room
Yeah who can afford it?
Thick steel sheets are cheaper than this stuff. Or buying the steel rifle targets then welding them together would be less money. Those panels are stupid overpriced. Who they selling to? Maybe the White House?
Wayne needs to loose the comb over - just shave it Dude.
Way cheaper to simply build a brick house
Ballpoint ammo can go through brick.
Great. Don't correct the gun problem in this county. Armor your house.
So? If it won't allow a bullet to penetrate it, how exactly is it supposed to become attached to the studs? Can it actually be nailed?? How? If a slug traveling at 1300fps won't go through it, how is a nail gun going to sink that wallboard into the stud??
How much ???????????????????