Maybe an interior manual bolt too, so if power is off and battery runs out, it can be secured from inside. Also, something to see from the inside to outside discreetly.
You never want a panic room with a door that opens out. It can be jammed with just about anything, and then you're trapped inside while they might try to smoke you out or otherwise. Panic rooms always have to have an inside opening door.
I want to build a house with the upstairs master bedroom closet smack on top of the downstairs hallway coat closet, with a hidden door in the back of both, and a fire pole running from floor to floor behind the false wall. You can hang pegboard and guns, smoke grenades or whatever. Magically teleporting to the ground floor while your enemy ascends the stairs has many advantages.
Yeah but one that is actually fire rated. He has the money to build one. Especially considering the size and cost of his collection, it puts this collection to shame. Even though that's a great collection.
Cool! A top and bottom pivot set hinge, set in 6-12" from the door edge would eliminate any gap on the hinge side and eliminate the need for the extra equipment on that side as well. Your channel is by far my favorite on TH-cam! Keep em coming!
I would make so the small storeroom light went on and off with the door catch. The glow around the edges when that light it on is a real give away that there is something back there.
To hide the door better, taper both edges in a couple degrees slightly so it overlaps frame on outside, and taper jamb in opposite direction so they fit into each other, and door is just slightly larger on visible face than the part that goes into jamb. Makes a tighter opening. Takes a little extra fitting but result is invisible. Use 2 mag locks in case door moves out at bottom over time, will hold it tight so it's invisible. Can also add a couple of adjustable plastic rub blocks in jamb to hold door in exact position each time when closed, in case of settling or hinge sag over time. Result will be invisible.
You can swap out that keypad for an NFC type key fob, with the receiver mounted behind a wood panel. That would mean you wouldn't need any exposed keypad.
GrandStream GDS3710 Door Phone: Camera + Keypad + Keyfob all in one. You can set up a DVR to record the camera. I think the advantage of a keypad is you can always type it in if you don't have your keyfob with you. There are also Keypads that work with Keyfobs so you have both. The GDS3710 is the only unit that I know that also has a camera.
Door king really is a great brand. Their tech support is impeccable. When I installed their gate call box I wanted to add the ability for the call button to trigger an alarm zone and they sent me a diagram how to re-wire things in a very short period of time! Awesome support!
The physical key on this keypad is a big vulnerability they need to fix. Door King uses a common physical key for all of their keypads. www.amazon.com/Doorking-Key-Equipment-After-Pressent/dp/B00HWXQND6
I've been a builder for many years and have seen quite a fair bit of sheds. The plans in ryan's package th-cam.com/users/postUgkxB7IXYxLzb_Ichhe45zM3Im5xfEiSp9vB have some of the nicest looking sheds i've seen in a while.
I think I would hide that door gap with a large, il-tempered rotweiler sitting in front. The gap will never be seen. I thought I’d make my whole house a hidden room. It would just look like a black monolith from the outside.
The magnet limits the usefulness of the battery since it's a constantly draining it to operate. The deadbolt requires only an intermittent use of power, allowing the battery to last indefinitely longer.
@@UrR2KBA It depends on the bolt. Most electric bolts do not have a way to open them manually. Also, if it is fail secure it will will stay shut without power applied, while fail safe would unlock when power is removed.
One thing that sticks out a little on camera is the black steel door frame color showing through the gap. You probably won't know it is there honestly but you should also paint that portion of the door a lighter color to match the shadow of the ship lap. Otherwise please keep up the great work!
May I recommend changing the entry method maybe to a RFID style setup ? Anyone can buy the door king box keys online and they’re universal. Pop the box open and press the override switch and you’re in.
Nicely done. The black gaps give it away for me, but I think the majority of people won't pick it up. As for hiding those dark gaps on the hinge side, check out the Tectus FVZ. I was looking at that hinge awhile back for a similar situation and you might be able to use it in a way that would hide the gap.
You both are great at what you do. Both on the building side and the video side. I'd like to see more renovation content, I've been rehabbing a 130 year old house in my spare time and have used some of your techniques
Great idea, but you never want a fail safe lock. Mag locks are fail safe... just imagine, kids or someone alone in your house, power goes out for the entire day, then door will unlock, AND will automatically push itself open (because of the mechanical rode). Plus you need to maintain the backup battery. If you store guns, please fail secure the lock and install an second way of ingress. Safety first before looks.
Cool video! As for suggestions, I'd love to see integrated systems for the disabled and especially non slip flooring options. Flooring can be especially treacherous when walking becomes difficult.
I haven't had a chance to go through all the comments yet, but as a lock/security buff... I would make sure to change out the lock of the keypad override... If you've ever seen any videos on PEN Testing (physical facilities penetration testing) by Deviant Ollam (and others, but his is the name I remember), many of the DKS system boxes (granted, he showed the ones used for apartment/building entrance) all use the SAME KEY... which is easily available through the internet!!... other than that, cool idea and execution... the only thing I'll add, if you paint all the gaps (where the lap occurs) black, then you will be less likely to see the door gaps. Matt
you should definitely ask your builder friend about that room, I would love to see that! and while a liberty safe door is a little more intense than i care for, I'd love to put a good fire door on it hidden like this one and have a panic room/safe/weather shelter. show them the previous video, and give them the option to OK before release. if there are windows or something, just tarp them off. we'll understand concessions need to be made to show home security, But it's one topic that never gets enough coverage unless youre part of a select group
Thanks Matt & Jordan. The other access systems besides keypads for maglocks/etc... are the keycard/magnet systems (wear there’s a hidden actuator & activator in wall & when run keycard or put a magnet up to the spot, it activates a system that opens the door). Those are pretty cool; have you used those types before instead of keypads & keyfob/door readers? Do you personally prefer a door strike system or maglock system? Did a private school’s security system with maglocks, electronic crash bars, PIDs, Infra Heat/motion detectors, glass break, hidden cameras inside smoke detectors, etc.....systems. Can get systems that are so cool & technical, or simple ones....either way, just love the tech & design aspect of the industry..... Maybe can do a vid on other “security” system & the different tech that goes is them along with how a system is designed for a particular client/building etc....(just love that part of the job).... Thanks for sharing✌🏻
This is precisely what I was looking to build into my cabin 👀 how to do it or how much I got no idea. But it’s a brand new house so I’m working on it. This is getting bookmarked
Looks great! Whats the name of the board with all the holes that is holding up the guns? Can you get it in some sort of metal format for cleaner look and added durability?
I have a friend who has his own home-brew gun safe. He hunts, so has several freezers in the garage. One of them has the compressor disconnected and the guns stored inside. He just uses the freezer's original lock to keep it closed.
Best way to secure your guns is to have more than one good safe of moderate size in different hidden locations and one display cabinet in the open with junk guns that wouldn't be worth 200 in working condition. They'll spend their time loading the junk up and likely wont have time to peal open the first safe. Also never broadcast you're going on vacation...
That doesn't keep some gangbanger from killing someone with the junk gun they stole. It's about more than keeping your investment safe. Guess you could weld up the chambers.
Great room. It could be easily adaptable to a bigger panic room / gun room / video vigilance central room. I would actually make ir quite bigger, add there my DVR unit for the cameras with a nice pc and a couple security locking racks for valuables and nice guns. There are some ideas on the web for hidden entries to secret rooms to incorporate as well. The only thing to consider is the person or company that will help you building it because you don't want anyone to know about it.
One modification to make it less “findable” is to put the keypad and its concealment on a different wall. Set the keypad to disengage the magnet only for a limited time. On the door, put a spring loaded push-to-unlatch opener, and ditch the pusher.
interior manual bolt, paint he wall black for the small 1/3 gap also paint the gun wall black and spray paint an awesome design such as a skull. my personal view.
Jorden: looks great. The shadow lines are difficult to conceal in a high contrast design. If the shiplap been stain grade those challenges inherently resolve themselves. Question: is there any humidity control incorporated in the closet? Nicely done, very well thought out.
In my time working in construction I've seen many vaults, safes, safe rooms etc.. the coolest was a friend who built a stand alone bunker in the basement. When I say stand alone that's exactly what it was.
What type of hidden hinge did you use for the closet under stairs holding the door not the latch. Looking to hide the door to my laundry room in hallway.
You want this guy's gun? ........you gotta come and take it. If I was a crimnal, I wouldn't wanna rob this person to begin with. There are homes without a single gun......, why risk getting shot by 4-5 rifles and 2-3 handgun? ouchhhh
@@pklh1214 Criminals target homes with guns and simply wait until no one is home. This is why it's unwise to "advertise"...No bumper stickers, T-shirts, hats, yard signs, TH-cam videos, etc.
I think i might move the key pad away a bit from the door (next wall). That way if a bad guy somehow find the keypad it doesn't advertise that the door is right there. Probably overthinking it though.
There is list in the description above. I think he listed them there. There is a Tiny Little Arrow to the right of the title of the clip at the very top. It is hard to see unless you know it’s there
Here's a list of the hinge products used (some are affiliate links FYI) Sugatsune HES3D-E190 (used 3 hinges per door for the heavy main hidden door, 2 for the smaller slanted door) amzn.to/2EdVaL4 Hinge Router Template amzn.to/2GJbGUU Sugatsune HES3D-70 (used 3 hinges for the small slat of Shiplap that concealed the keypad) sugatsune.com/hinges-door-acc... Sugatsune R100 (used 2 of these Scissor hinges for the floor hatch) amzn.to/2TX9ywJ Sugatsune MC-37 Touch latch amzn.to/2X5ZFhT
When you've got access to firearms its not so much a panic room, its more a means to make the bad guy either flee or undertake the slow transition to room temperature. I would prefer a multiple dead-bolt system with a manual internal lever that serves as the safety override to the magnetic locks
Being a professional locksmith for 20 years...I really like this room! The term fire safe gets thrown around alot...I have installed and worked on every kind of safe you can imagine. Fire safes in MY OPINION are not worth the money,weight...etc. I've seen the "waterproof,fireproof safes" after a flood and a fire. Flooding will destroy everything inside the safe except for gold,silver. After a fire, almost everything in the safe will be ruined. I use a heavy duty cabinet and a small non fire resistant safe for my guns and important paperwork.
No way. I responded to the Tubbs fire in CA and was searching burnt down homes for victims. We would break open visible safes and transfer the contents to the sheriffs (because looters would try to hit safes at night). Non fire safes had everything torched. We found countless guns in safes that were just skeletons of what they used to be. Anything not metal was gone, aluminum parts like AR lowers had melted into puddles inside the safes. Then we would break open the fire rated safes and there would be house deeds, stacks of cash, LOADED guns that not only survived the ordeal put didn't cook off rounds inside the safe. Fire rated safes WORK. Period. To say they don't is doing a disservice to anyone who is interested in getting one. As locksmith, customers value your opinion and you should not spread false information about your own line of work.
The average person wouldn't never notice the hidden room. Great job on the craftsman ship. However, an experienced team would. If the house is cleared and with a little light the second person should notice the slight gap at 0:35 as they make room entry at the door. Just lower the door panel or raise the other side so they are uniform. But great job nonetheless.
If you accidentally turn on the (motion activated?) light while you are inside and somebody is sniffing around outside, the light leakage over the top of the door is an immediate clue that there is something there. Maybe add a headboard across between the kicker plunger and the magnet?
i install card access systems for a living - i would not have gone with door king - that room is only as secure as the lock on the front of that keypad - so basically, not secure as all... a better card access system is recommended, something that removes the lock relay from the card reader...
Vertical shiplap? We used to call that paneling...
If your shiplap is vertical, it's time to abandon ship.
it's not shiplap if it don't overlap
Maybe an interior manual bolt too, so if power is off and battery runs out, it can be secured from inside. Also, something to see from the inside to outside discreetly.
I see what you trying to do! 😏
You never want a panic room with a door that opens out. It can be jammed with just about anything, and then you're trapped inside while they might try to smoke you out or otherwise. Panic rooms always have to have an inside opening door.
@@BoopSnoot my dream is one with an escape tunnel that comes out way out in the woods from my house
@@BoopSnoot big brain 👏🏾
I want to build a house with the upstairs master bedroom closet smack on top of the downstairs hallway coat closet, with a hidden door in the back of both, and a fire pole running from floor to floor behind the false wall. You can hang pegboard and guns, smoke grenades or whatever. Magically teleporting to the ground floor while your enemy ascends the stairs has many advantages.
I would love to see an in depth build video of something like this. Seeing how the door was set, the ship lap cut out, would be seriously awesome
Matt’s going to need one of these in the abandoned mansion.
Yeah but one that is actually fire rated. He has the money to build one. Especially considering the size and cost of his collection, it puts this collection to shame. Even though that's a great collection.
13:37 "He has a builder friend." Enough said...
That would be a great panic room and if they do figure out how to open it...surprise!
Cool! A top and bottom pivot set hinge, set in 6-12" from the door edge would eliminate any gap on the hinge side and eliminate the need for the extra equipment on that side as well.
Your channel is by far my favorite on TH-cam! Keep em coming!
I see a quick buildup of finger oil and dirt on the wall where you press to open the cover for the keypad.
So many hidden doors and things have been found because of that.
Cabin 71 Cabin they could add a remote. That way you could open it without touching it. You could also just pick a darker color.
@@TheJttv Make it a habit to touch a wall someplace to throw off "secret room seekers".
Edit: make, not hake.
@@Mrcaffinebean making it darker would show it even moreso
Heinz Linge darker color doesn’t show first as much
I would make so the small storeroom light went on and off with the door catch. The glow around the edges when that light it on is a real give away that there is something back there.
To hide the door better, taper both edges in a couple degrees slightly so it overlaps frame on outside, and taper jamb in opposite direction so they fit into each other, and door is just slightly larger on visible face than the part that goes into jamb. Makes a tighter opening. Takes a little extra fitting but result is invisible. Use 2 mag locks in case door moves out at bottom over time, will hold it tight so it's invisible. Can also add a couple of adjustable plastic rub blocks in jamb to hold door in exact position each time when closed, in case of settling or hinge sag over time. Result will be invisible.
You can swap out that keypad for an NFC type key fob, with the receiver mounted behind a wood panel. That would mean you wouldn't need any exposed keypad.
GrandStream GDS3710 Door Phone: Camera + Keypad + Keyfob all in one. You can set up a DVR to record the camera. I think the advantage of a keypad is you can always type it in if you don't have your keyfob with you. There are also Keypads that work with Keyfobs so you have both. The GDS3710 is the only unit that I know that also has a camera.
Door king really is a great brand. Their tech support is impeccable. When I installed their gate call box I wanted to add the ability for the call button to trigger an alarm zone and they sent me a diagram how to re-wire things in a very short period of time! Awesome support!
The physical key on this keypad is a big vulnerability they need to fix. Door King uses a common physical key for all of their keypads.
www.amazon.com/Doorking-Key-Equipment-After-Pressent/dp/B00HWXQND6
1....2....3....4 what a coincidence. That’s the same code as my luggage!
Don't run out of air.
I see what you did there. ;)
Most codes are still the demo or ‘first entry’ code tbh.
*Nice Workmanship!*
I've been a builder for many years and have seen quite a fair bit of sheds. The plans in ryan's package th-cam.com/users/postUgkxB7IXYxLzb_Ichhe45zM3Im5xfEiSp9vB have some of the nicest looking sheds i've seen in a while.
Demo ranch should do this in the mansion!!!!!!
It’s ranch. Not a mansion.
So true George
don't let Joe Biden see this. those are weapons of war! he's going to send Beto to your house.
Hell yes we're going to take em!
He prolly has ten of these. His collection is insane
@@itscwillis1523 I think you have no clue what he said
I think I would hide that door gap with a large, il-tempered rotweiler sitting in front. The gap will never be seen. I thought I’d make my whole house a hidden room. It would just look like a black monolith from the outside.
The magnet limits the usefulness of the battery since it's a constantly draining it to operate. The deadbolt requires only an intermittent use of power, allowing the battery to last indefinitely longer.
Correct, but you could get trapped inside the room if the power were to fail.
@@g.davies1365 if the battery were to fail while you were inside, you should be able to open a deadbolt manually.
@@UrR2KBA It depends on the bolt. Most electric bolts do not have a way to open them manually. Also, if it is fail secure it will will stay shut without power applied, while fail safe would unlock when power is removed.
One thing that sticks out a little on camera is the black steel door frame color showing through the gap. You probably won't know it is there honestly but you should also paint that portion of the door a lighter color to match the shadow of the ship lap. Otherwise please keep up the great work!
May I recommend changing the entry method maybe to a RFID style setup ? Anyone can buy the door king box keys online and they’re universal. Pop the box open and press the override switch and you’re in.
Nicely done. The black gaps give it away for me, but I think the majority of people won't pick it up.
As for hiding those dark gaps on the hinge side, check out the Tectus FVZ. I was looking at that hinge awhile back for a similar situation and you might be able to use it in a way that would hide the gap.
Matt what a great idea love it, with the vertical shiplap makes a perfect closet or panic room
You both are great at what you do. Both on the building side and the video side. I'd like to see more renovation content, I've been rehabbing a 130 year old house in my spare time and have used some of your techniques
Great idea, but you never want a fail safe lock. Mag locks are fail safe... just imagine, kids or someone alone in your house, power goes out for the entire day, then door will unlock, AND will automatically push itself open (because of the mechanical rode). Plus you need to maintain the backup battery. If you store guns, please fail secure the lock and install an second way of ingress. Safety first before looks.
That is a trademark pronunciation from Matt Risinger 2:08 "Riiiight" into the door seam.... love it!
Nicely done for a second treatment of this room. Thanks! :)
Hey, have you talked to Lou lately? lol!
That is an awesome job; good craftsmanship employed with a good idea.
Hey I've build a hidden gun room. Let's show it to the world. 😂😂😂
There you are. I knew you'd be here..
YZERMAN #19 ...... They show to the world .. Now you see it ...I bet you still don't know where the house is at...
What every home should have.
Great Job Brothers
I Love My Two Liberty Safes
Cool video!
As for suggestions, I'd love to see integrated systems for the disabled and especially non slip flooring options. Flooring can be especially treacherous when walking becomes difficult.
@Alex V Little late for that...
I haven't had a chance to go through all the comments yet, but as a lock/security buff... I would make sure to change out the lock of the keypad override... If you've ever seen any videos on PEN Testing (physical facilities penetration testing) by Deviant Ollam (and others, but his is the name I remember), many of the DKS system boxes (granted, he showed the ones used for apartment/building entrance) all use the SAME KEY... which is easily available through the internet!!... other than that, cool idea and execution... the only thing I'll add, if you paint all the gaps (where the lap occurs) black, then you will be less likely to see the door gaps.
Matt
The trick would be to add the corner moulding to ‘finish’ it out, THAT’d be cool!
you should definitely ask your builder friend about that room, I would love to see that! and while a liberty safe door is a little more intense than i care for, I'd love to put a good fire door on it hidden like this one and have a panic room/safe/weather shelter. show them the previous video, and give them the option to OK before release. if there are windows or something, just tarp them off. we'll understand concessions need to be made to show home security, But it's one topic that never gets enough coverage unless youre part of a select group
Thanks Matt & Jordan. The other access systems besides keypads for maglocks/etc... are the keycard/magnet systems (wear there’s a hidden actuator & activator in wall & when run keycard or put a magnet up to the spot, it activates a system that opens the door). Those are pretty cool; have you used those types before instead of keypads & keyfob/door readers?
Do you personally prefer a door strike system or maglock system? Did a private school’s security system with maglocks, electronic crash bars, PIDs, Infra Heat/motion detectors, glass break, hidden cameras inside smoke detectors, etc.....systems. Can get systems that are so cool & technical, or simple ones....either way, just love the tech & design aspect of the industry.....
Maybe can do a vid on other “security” system & the different tech that goes is them along with how a system is designed for a particular client/building etc....(just love that part of the job)....
Thanks for sharing✌🏻
This is precisely what I was looking to build into my cabin 👀 how to do it or how much I got no idea. But it’s a brand new house so I’m working on it. This is getting bookmarked
Always great content Matt , always ! The wife and I both enjoy the channel .
Nice!
Nice collection, too.
Wow very cool fantastic craftsmanship! Idk about the loud beeping keypad though!!
I want to get one in my house to hold my collection. Kick ass video and job
I knew there was a reason Matt wasn't posting more uploads of Renovation Ranch... You're building his secret gun-room !
Looks great! Whats the name of the board with all the holes that is holding up the guns? Can you get it in some sort of metal format for cleaner look and added durability?
5:55
I didn't catch the name, but it's not ordinary pegboard.
I thought it was pegboard but its not. Here is the website that makes it www.gallowtech.com/
Awesome. For a cheap solution to lockup Guns put a solid core door on an existing closet then add an electronic deadbolt. 👍🇺🇸
Is there a walkthrough on how to do the vertical Shiplap and hinge? Also. What to do if ceiling is taller than the door height.
Great work Jordan
Beautiful work!
God I love Texas, would love to see more hidden gun spots, great follow up Matt!
I have a friend who has his own home-brew gun safe. He hunts, so has several freezers in the garage. One of them has the compressor disconnected and the guns stored inside. He just uses the freezer's original lock to keep it closed.
I want a bunch of hidden gun cabinets around my future house.
Use white vinyl tape to cover the dark parts of the door. Make sure to do it on the bottom and that gap would disappear.
Best video yet!!!!😁😁😁😁😁
is the magnet that strong that you can't pry it open or push it open from being inside?
Best way to secure your guns is to have more than one good safe of moderate size in different hidden locations and one display cabinet in the open with junk guns that wouldn't be worth 200 in working condition. They'll spend their time loading the junk up and likely wont have time to peal open the first safe.
Also never broadcast you're going on vacation...
That doesn't keep some gangbanger from killing someone with the junk gun they stole. It's about more than keeping your investment safe.
Guess you could weld up the chambers.
@@OvertravelX
I didn't say functional guns.
I'm talking cheap 22's with broken firing pins and missing parts.
@@Foche_T._Schitt Or spend the money on physical reinforcement and security systems so theyre busting their balls to even get in?
Get a Bowley lock.
Get 2 dogs
That door to the left popped out instantly. Maybe painting the rest black
Nice room for sure
Would love to see more vault rooms
Nice job!
Who needs a panic room with an arsenal like that?
Great room. It could be easily adaptable to a bigger panic room / gun room / video vigilance central room.
I would actually make ir quite bigger, add there my DVR unit for the cameras with a nice pc and a couple security locking racks for valuables and nice guns. There are some ideas on the web for hidden entries to secret rooms to incorporate as well. The only thing to consider is the person or company that will help you building it because you don't want anyone to know about it.
One modification to make it less “findable” is to put the keypad and its concealment on a different wall. Set the keypad to disengage the magnet only for a limited time. On the door, put a spring loaded push-to-unlatch opener, and ditch the pusher.
Awesome job!
Cool looking room Matt. Thanks for sharing😎👍😎
Nice light through wall
Matt: 8:11 "Burglars don't know it's here..."
Burglars: "This showed up on my recommended... Thx TH-cam!"
interior manual bolt, paint he wall black for the small 1/3 gap also paint the gun wall black and spray paint an awesome design such as a skull. my personal view.
Awesome stuff as usual 👍
Jorden: looks great. The shadow lines are difficult to conceal in a high contrast design. If the shiplap been stain grade those challenges inherently resolve themselves.
Question: is there any humidity control incorporated in the closet?
Nicely done, very well thought out.
10:20
Great follow up! :D
You can see the seam or outline of a door, perhaps a bit more attention dressing the door up may help.
you can see it, thats becuase you know its there.
Most average Joes arent that observant. turst me
In a million years you would never know that a door is there.
Gun Life goals....amazing work fellas!
Could you have added the metal wall that is in the safe to the door for more storage space for hand Guns
In my time working in construction I've seen many vaults, safes, safe rooms etc.. the coolest was a friend who built a stand alone bunker in the basement. When I say stand alone that's exactly what it was.
What type of hidden hinge did you use for the closet under stairs holding the door not the latch. Looking to hide the door to my laundry room in hallway.
Time to get the LockPickingLawyer over there and see how easy that core is to pick...
id try some white weather-strip on the inside of the door to hide the gap better.
btw: "1234" is not considered to be a safe pin. ;-P
I have the same combination on my luggage!
How did you know my Debit PIN???
Yeah, should have gone with password. It's so obvious that no one would ever guess it....
Thats the stupidest combination I’ve ever heard in my life. That’s the kind of combination an idiot puts on his luggage.
Spaceballs, anyone❓
What kind of door did you use ?
Could do differently? What about some AR500 steel paneling?
Weight would be a issue and for what purpose
Great video!
The first rule of building a hidden gun room is NOT showing it on the internet to the world.
Code is 1234 if you want to check out this guy's dope collection!!!!
Because we all know the address of this place!
@@alkaliwreck2474 You'll know the gun room when you see it.
You want this guy's gun? ........you gotta come and take it.
If I was a crimnal, I wouldn't wanna rob this person to begin with.
There are homes without a single gun......, why risk getting shot by 4-5 rifles and 2-3 handgun?
ouchhhh
@@pklh1214 Criminals target homes with guns and simply wait until no one is home. This is why it's unwise to "advertise"...No bumper stickers, T-shirts, hats, yard signs, TH-cam videos, etc.
I think i might move the key pad away a bit from the door (next wall). That way if a bad guy somehow find the keypad it doesn't advertise that the door is right there. Probably overthinking it though.
I think that is a good idea. Or put it next to the crawl space storage so they think it goes to that
What are the brand of hinges that where used?
Most likely Sugatsune. Matt talks about those a lot in his previous videos.
There is list in the description above. I think he listed them there. There is a Tiny Little Arrow to the right of the title of the clip at the very top. It is hard to see unless you know it’s there
Here's a list of the hinge products used (some are affiliate links FYI)
Sugatsune HES3D-E190 (used 3 hinges per door for the heavy main hidden door, 2 for the smaller slanted door) amzn.to/2EdVaL4
Hinge Router Template amzn.to/2GJbGUU
Sugatsune HES3D-70 (used 3 hinges for the small slat of Shiplap that concealed the keypad)
sugatsune.com/hinges-door-acc...
Sugatsune R100 (used 2 of these Scissor hinges for the floor hatch) amzn.to/2TX9ywJ
Sugatsune MC-37 Touch latch amzn.to/2X5ZFhT
See the description and my companion blog post
Welcome to Texas.
When you've got access to firearms its not so much a panic room, its more a means to make the bad guy either flee or undertake the slow transition to room temperature. I would prefer a multiple dead-bolt system with a manual internal lever that serves as the safety override to the magnetic locks
asper?
I don't see what door you guys used. Could you drop a link or model door you used please.
I’ve been a part of a couple hidden room builds. The best was a door/book case under a stairwell.
Chip and Joanna would be proud.
What is the cost of material for that room?
I would have lined the inside panels with 5 gauge stainless steel plate to make entry much harder, and an alarm system.
This might be the fudddyest gun collection if ever seen 😂😂😂😂
there is a black rifle at the bottom. lol.
@@bob15479 Two black rifles... can't be a Fudd with that much evil.
nice job
The gap along the floor is more of a give away than the vertical seam. They only give a descent view of it once in the video @8:22 for a few seconds.
A picture that overlaps the key pad panel on a slide would hide gap. Slide left then you're in business!
Love it
Being a professional locksmith for 20 years...I really like this room! The term fire safe gets thrown around alot...I have installed and worked on every kind of safe you can imagine. Fire safes in MY OPINION are not worth the money,weight...etc. I've seen the "waterproof,fireproof safes" after a flood and a fire. Flooding will destroy everything inside the safe except for gold,silver. After a fire, almost everything in the safe will be ruined. I use a heavy duty cabinet and a small non fire resistant safe for my guns and important paperwork.
No way. I responded to the Tubbs fire in CA and was searching burnt down homes for victims. We would break open visible safes and transfer the contents to the sheriffs (because looters would try to hit safes at night). Non fire safes had everything torched. We found countless guns in safes that were just skeletons of what they used to be. Anything not metal was gone, aluminum parts like AR lowers had melted into puddles inside the safes.
Then we would break open the fire rated safes and there would be house deeds, stacks of cash, LOADED guns that not only survived the ordeal put didn't cook off rounds inside the safe.
Fire rated safes WORK. Period. To say they don't is doing a disservice to anyone who is interested in getting one. As locksmith, customers value your opinion and you should not spread false information about your own line of work.
The average person wouldn't never notice the hidden room. Great job on the craftsman ship. However, an experienced team would. If the house is cleared and with a little light the second person should notice the slight gap at 0:35 as they make room entry at the door. Just lower the door panel or raise the other side so they are uniform. But great job nonetheless.
If you accidentally turn on the (motion activated?) light while you are inside and somebody is sniffing around outside, the light leakage over the top of the door is an immediate clue that there is something there. Maybe add a headboard across between the kicker plunger and the magnet?
How much did it cost to build this room?
i install card access systems for a living - i would not have gone with door king - that room is only as secure as the lock on the front of that keypad - so basically, not secure as all... a better card access system is recommended, something that removes the lock relay from the card reader...
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Would you give us some suggestions please...?
Thanks for sharing this information with us.
Have a great day and be blessed.
Last I checked all the door king systems use the same key, so easy to get a key and bypass the keypad.
Well that seems dumb...
@@MandoFettOG physical security is hard, lol.
Estimated price on a build like this?
What if power fails if you are inside... is the release mechanical?
Super cool