Article | REF: TBA1966 V1

Burglar-proof security – Residential and high-risk premises

Author: Williams PAUCHET

Publication date: March 10, 2019

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5. Classifications of burglary protection

Doors, windows, locks and glazing have been classified according to their resistance to burglary.

5.1 Building locks and bolts

This classification applies to the intrinsic resistance of the lock or bolt not mounted on a door. It applies to mortise or surface-mounted, single- or multi-bolt, fail-safe or surface-mounted building locks and bolts, which are capable of resisting unauthorized opening by destructive or non-destructive methods.

These locks and bolts carry the A2P or NF mark (A2P: assurance, prevention, protection).

The classification defines three categories by stars according to their increasing resistance to any abnormal attempt, this resistance being assessed according to criteria defined by the technical...

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