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Premier Security Ballistic & Blast Ltd
Security doors play a vital role in modern building design. As risks increase and compliance requirements tighten, architects, contractors and security consultants need solutions that deliver proven protection without compromising usability or aesthetics.
Premier’s range of LPS 1175 security doors and blast doors are engineered to withstand real-world threats, including forced entry, blast pressure and impact. Tested to recognised UK standards, our blast resistant doors provide certified security while remaining fully customisable to suit commercial, retail, government and high-risk environments. By working with Premier, you gain confidence that your security doors meet performance expectations, regulatory demands and long-term operational needs, all from a trusted UK manufacturer.
LPS1175 is a Loss Prevention Standard developed under the BRE / LPCB framework that tests how well physical security components resist forced entry. The standard defines different Security Ratings (SR1, SR2, SR3, etc.) based on tool types, attack duration, and resistance.
– SR1 covers basic, opportunistic attacks with simple hand tools such as screwdrivers, pliers, or small knives.
– SR2 is designed for more determined entry attempts using mechanical advantage tools (e.g. drills, bolt cutters) over a longer time.
– SR3 involves deliberate attacks using stronger tools (chisels, crowbars, disc grinders) for an extended time window.
Yes, LPS1175 includes higher ratings (SR4, SR5, SR6, etc.). These levels accommodate more powerful tools, longer attack durations, and tougher resistance. They are often used for critical infrastructure or high-risk installations.
Certification is granted through independent testing by LPCB / BRE-accredited test houses. Products must withstand specific tool attacks for defined durations. The product and its hardware (locks, frames, glazing) are evaluated together under locked conditions.
LPS1175 is more comprehensive in threat testing. Unlike EN 1627, LPS1175 tests glass components, electric gear, and tools that produce noise. PAS 24 is a minimum standard with a pass/fail system, lacking graded ratings.
Consider your threat environment, the value of assets, geographic location, and how much time you want to delay an attacker. Our team can help assess your risk profile and recommend an appropriate SR level.