LPS 1673 Swing Door

Certified LPS 1673 Security Door for Modern Physical Security

Protect your building with an LPS 1673 tested and certified doorset designed to resist violent forced entry attacks and safeguard valuable assets.

Why choose our LPS 1673 Swing Door?

• Built from security-rated steel for high durability
• Tested and certified doorsets for trusted performance
• Advanced locking system options with access control compatibility
• Designed to meet demanding UK physical security needs
• Suitable for high-profile locations and infrastructure sites
• Installed by experienced engineers across the UK, including projects near Stafford Bridge

What Is LPS 1673 and Why It Matters

LPS 1673 is the latest security standard developed by the Loss Prevention Certification Board to address modern threats, including opportunistic forced entry attempts and violent incidents targeting buildings. It is a rigorous certification process that evaluates how a security door resists attack using brute force, tools, and realistic intrusion scenarios. This certification provides confidence that your doorset delivers real protection, not just appearance.

Unlike a standard steel door, an LPS 1673 security-rated steel door is designed with reinforced frames, specialist locking systems, and tested hardware that work together as a complete doorset solution. The certification ensures the door assembly meets a defined specification and performance level, helping organisations protect against violent forced entry and safeguard people and assets.

Key Features of Our LPS 1673 Swing Security Door

Our doors combine strong construction with flexible configuration to suit different sites and risk levels.

• Security-rated steel construction: Built from reinforced steel door panels and frames to resist damage and maintain integrity under attack conditions.
• Mortice-fitted lock options: Heavy-duty mortice lock systems designed for reliability and resistance against forced entry.
• GU multipoint locking or single-point lock: Choose multipoint security or a single-point locking system depending on your specification and operational needs.
• Access control compatibility: Integrate card readers, keypads, or biometric systems for controlled entry and monitoring.
• Heavy-duty hardware: Hinges, handles, closers, and seals engineered for durability and smooth operation.

These features provide a complete security solution tailored to each building’s risk profile.

Certification & Testing – Independent Proof of Performance

Every LPS 1673 doorset is certified by the Loss Prevention Certification Board, a respected authority that verifies security products through strict testing. The LPCB certification confirms that the door has passed demanding tests that simulate real-world forced entry attempts.

The LPS 1673 tested performance also relates to other recognised standards such as LPS 1175, helping specifiers compare security levels. Guidance from the National Protective Security Authority supports the use of certified products in protecting high-profile individuals, infrastructure, and public buildings. This certification framework ensures your investment meets recognised UK security expectations.

Applications:  Where LPS 1673 Doors Are Used

LPS 1673 swing doors are ideal for locations where protecting people and valuable assets is essential. They are commonly installed in high-risk environments where security threats are higher and buildings may be a target for crime.

Typical applications include:

• Schools, universities, and hospitals
• Data centres and telecoms facilities
• Utilities and infrastructure sites
• Government and public sector buildings
• Commercial premises storing high-value assets

These installations help prevent forced entry attacks by individuals targeting people and valuable assets, supporting wider crime prevention strategies and business continuity.

Comparison: Similar Products and Alternatives

When reviewing similar products, specifiers often compare LPS 1673 security doors with LPS 1175 certified doors or standard steel doors. Standard doors may look strong but lack verified resistance against attack scenarios.

LPS 1175 doors offer graded security, while LPS 1673 focuses on resisting fast-moving attacks and protecting against violent incidents targeting buildings. Choosing the right certification depends on risk assessment, but LPS 1673 is often selected for modern public-facing environments needing robust protection.

Technical Specification – Typical LPS 1673 Swing Door Options

Every project is different, but typical specification details include:

• Reinforced security-rated steel door leaf and frame
• Heavy-duty mortice or multipoint locking system
• Certified hardware and hinges
• Standard and bespoke door sizes
• Powder-coated or specialist finishes
• Compatible with access control systems
• Acoustic or fire-rated upgrades where required

Our team provides full technical drawings and tailored specification documents to match project requirements.