Enhanced security for Vision 7

Reynaers’ Vision 7 Thermal commercial entrance door has successfully passed Security Technical Standard (STS) to Burglary Resistance levels 1 and 2 (BR1 and BR2) for use in commercial projects requiring enhanced security.

As the only UK product to achieve both STS202 BR2 and one million successful test cycles, Reynaers says that Vision 7 offers a leading solution for projects, such as city-based commercial buildings that often demand more robust security standards.

Both the Vision 7 single and double leaf, double action swing doors have been successfully tested for resistance against physical force of the glass and metal panels.

By achieving the STS202 BR2 standard, Vision 7 is eligible for specification across a wide range of commercial projects including schools, offices, hospitals and government buildings, as the standard ensures a security level capable of withstanding targeted impact and force.

STS202 certification is now specified as a requirement in many commercial projects.

Ian Osborne, Reynaers UK product development manager, said: “Reynaers Aluminium is committed to consistently developing products that serve the performance and security needs of specifiers, contractors and installers.

“The security performance of our Vision 7 door is already backed by PAS 24 certification, panic hardware and a variety of additional locks and accessories. The addition of the STS202 BR1 and BR2 certification means that this commercial door can be specified and installed across a variety of commercial projects where enhanced security is a priority.

“Vision 7 has also recently achieved a milestone in mechanical durability testing and now meets the EN 12400 Class 8 rating which further supports its suitability for high-traffic environments, such as a schools, hospitals or as an entrance door in a commercial building.

“Like all Reynaers products, launch is just the start of the product lifecycle. Achieving the STS202 BR1 and BR2 marks the latest milestone for Vision 7 which will see further development throughout 2026 and beyond.”