Lifeshield+ Door Panels for Schools
Lifeshield+ Door Panels for Schools
 
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Bullet-resistant door panels specially designed for educational markets.

The LifeShield+ window coverings are the simplest bullet-resistant window coverings on the market. Offering UL 752 Level 3 protection while only weighing 23 lbs, its custom woven para-aramid material makes it light and easy to install while remaining impenetrable to handgun fire.

  • Designed specifically for schools
  • BuyBoard approved
  • ESSER/EANS eligible

UL 752 Level 2 and Level 3 Certified

Installs In 30 Minutes or Less

Antimicrobial

Made in the USA

US Patents: 11,585,640 B1
12,078,456 B1



Product Code: BBP-SCHOOL-DOOR-PANELS
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Lifeshield+ Bullet-Resistant Door Panels for Schools


Protect your school against bullets, shrapnel and blast debris.


Customizable Colors and Fabrics to Match Your Needs:

  • Standard colors are offered; however, we also offer custom fabrics and valances to complement any décor.

  • Able to use with designers fabrics from major brands - Holly Hunt, Mokum, Link, Casamance.
  • Print, patterns, logos and custom designs

  • Custom painted sheet metal fascia to match any wall or fabric color

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