Reinforcing Your Doors Security With OnGard
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I called Mr. Jordan Frankel known as The Security Sensei of ShatterGARD Glass Protection, Inc. A Division of Global Security Experts to review the OnGARD Security Door Brace. Jordan is a passionate inventor and well sought after expert in home security worldwide. In our conversations he was flying between Saudi Arabia, China and somewhere stateside. He's like the Thomas Edison of home security.
I've known of door braces for some time now. Usually they are a "door bar jammer" which are installed under the doorknob and pitch to a 45 degree angle to the floor. The OnGARD Security Door Brace is in a another league.
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The idea with all locks is to slow the intruder down long enough for you to lock and load that 12 gauge.The ultimate security when loaded with #1 or #0 buck.
The Ongard door brace is a very good product. Very similar to the Nightlock door brace by Taylor Brothers Door Lock. And to the folks who comment about how you can only use this when your home, These security devices are still on your back door, basement door, front door or garage entry door. I leave through my garage door, therefore leaving the house almost totally secure. But, there is nothing like waking up in the night to your home being ransacked. Get a door brace. Sleep better guaranteed.
Thieves can open your garage door with a wire hanger. Make sure it's well lit.
Yes. Hammer drill with a masonry bit. Blow the dust OUT of the holes, and then use tapcon screws.
This is a handy tool but it's useless if the door doesn't stay on the frame, this means you need good strike plates both at the locks and the inside frame with London and Birmingham bars as well as 3" or more screwing in hinges and catches etc.
You mentioned that this device is made from a steel alloy. But another reviewer claims it is made of plastic. Which one is it?
Good video. You can upgrade the door strike plate and using long screws so it's attached to the studs.
You may also want to replace the screws in your hinges so they are more secure.
I don't want to get into defeating this product on an open forum. It definitely is a good product however it only works when you're hinges and deadbolt strike plate are reinforced.
Sad time's we're living in... Thank you again for sharing. God bless 🙏
The main reinforcement should be to reverse the opening of the door outward.
What if you have tile or carpet floors?
I believe that is made of plastic, however I've heard it's quite strong. Definitely a good product. It's probably stronger than those door rod barricades that rely on a little rubber grip on the floor. The original Fox Police Lock was a metal rod that actually latched into both the door and a special plate bolted into the floor - stronger than today's rubber grip door rods. OnGARD is likely better than the door rod.
The door brace is constructed of a polymer.. the same exact material used on US fighter jets
Yes 4 inch screws will make a large improvement in the security. There are videos on YT that actually demonstrate how well it works. That's #1, especially if you have an older home or one that was a rental property at one point
Wow its a great video.Great information. I watched many videos and your steps were very clear. Thanks for sharing such valuable information and expecting more videos from you.
So how do I put this in the slot when I leave my house????
MyKonaRC very good question but I believe this product is intended to be used while you’re at home.
You don't it is for when you are in the house.
HAHAHAHAHA YES
You can use a device when you're home or not. Simply enter and exit through your garage door
Ordered one of these from the US (cant get them in UK yet). Having a Front Door with deadbolts is good or just bolts top and bottom. You can pick a lock but you can't pick a Bolt.
YOU SHOULD SELL THIS TO EVERY SCHOOL SO ALL THE CLASS ROOMS HAVE ONE.
Yes we are marketing the door brace to schools both in the United States and the UK presently
So how do the police or fire get into the classroom? What if a kid deploys this and beats up his classmate...how can first responders open the door? Not to code.@@globalsecurityexpert
IN CASE OF FIRE AND BLINDING SMOKE
has anyone thought of having the door open outwardly, how are you going to kick that in..
90% of doors in the United States open inward. However if you live in a hurricane prone state like Florida the doors open outwards
I leave through the garage as well--so it would work. And they might eventually get in, but they will have my dutch Shepperd to get by and my Mossberg 590 after that.
This only seems to apply to if you are inside your home. Can this be activated from the outside?
they do and then you need special hinges so they can't be popped and remove the door that way, this is retrofit not rebuilding the front entry
You should have shown if your door opens with the plate out and you can't set it when you leave the house
Would hope you checked the floor to ensure the brace is hitting a joist. That way - it Isn't going anywhere!!!!!
But what about when your not home?
Buy yourself a $3 rubber wedge at HD. Shove it under the door , they aren’t getting in .
How do you as the homeowner get in and out the house?
This works if you are inside the house.but if you want to leave the house,how do you do??
Well would take the pins out of the hinges and start from there ;)
ur right! this product is just to buy u time for escape when ur home...how abt?I think u need a secret pull out panel at the door that opens then when ur out u cn lock it in...then u lock urslf from the outside hahaha! it doesn't work, bad idea! I was planning to get one of these but I change my mind bec of that so I opted for the other one yet lighter but can be pulled sides ways...so a secret string will do d trick if ur outside u cn get in while d pullout panel cnt be kick bec it has blocker
Product hasn't been available to purchase for over 2 years. I suggest you find another product.
Back in stock at www.globalsecurityexperts.com
Are your windows made of glass?
The concern I would have if installing on a concrete slab is the possibility of drilling into a water or sewage pipe. That could be expensive to repair.
Water and sewage pipes are a lot lower than you would drill into your floor.
Water pipes are below the concrete floor
Im ordering this product, i can place it and exit the house thru the garage door. someone tried to break into my home 2 days ago and Im just at wits end right now =(
there's a metal stick they sell at home depot do like $20.00 I think it's way better there's no possible way someone is going to break in with that also try putting screws on your windows that way they can't open it
equipolosantrax57 That's not true. You can push past the 'metal stick' so stop saying you can't.
works on inswing doors only South Florida has Outswing doors only that's the code
Lost pilot hole broke the drill bit.lol
Most doors are kicked in when you are not home.
problem is i have concrete slab under my floor.. could i drill thru into that with those screws?
Works perfectly fine on wood concrete and tile floors
Predrill the holes...then tap in the appropriate metal anchor bolts
There is not a building in the world that cannot be broken in time...Items such as this are to buy people time. That is it. If someone wants in your home, they will get in eventually. I have seen robberies with items such as this and the crooks just took a sledge hammer to an exterior wall to gain entry. Keep in mind also, wouldn't you rather the people just take your stuff and leave rather than waiting until you to home or even works, targeting YOU to gain entry...
every video ive seen off this product only applies to those who have wood floors
If you use it with concrete it should work better provided you do it properly.
+TheShno56 nope, all you would have to do is screw it to the sub-floor. I don't see any reason why this wouldn't work with any type of flooring.. and if you have a slab there are screws for that too.
The device can be installed in any type of floor.
Does this work for ceramic/slab floors ,does it come with the appropriate kit for it ?
You need a hammer drill and tapcon screws for going through the slab. I wouldn't recommend using the included ones.
Absolutely you can install a device on concrete, tile and wood floors
Just saw this 8 years later, looking at your video I noticed a flaw in your deadbolt. I'm not a locksmith but I should be, I see this all the time from contractors that don't have a clue on how to properly install a lock, not mentioning they don't use 3" screws, I hope you have those securing the plate. From what I saw in the video, your deadbolt is not coming out all the way when you close the door, the position of the thumb-turn knob indicates it is not fully extended. If that is the case then, it is not in the "deadbolt position", and can be shimmed very easily with a piece of plastic between the door. When you opened the door and showed us the look, it was fully extended, and the thumb-turn knob was in a further left position covering the screw. I hope after all these years you had that fixed. BTW, Great product.
This product can't be put in place when you leave the house on all your doors. And considering most home burglary's happen when no one is home, it makes this product only useful if you are home.
Not so many people have a garage which they can enter and exit through
Absolutely. That's why I live in a teepee.
Why without dowels?
Look like a good product, but $99 is a little pricy for a couple of little pieces of metal.
A lot cheaper than replacing a £1,000 TV and jewelry and you can never replace your life or that of a loved ones.
What if I want to open my door?.. This doesn't seem practical for a front door..
if you want to open it you just take the thing out, you saw it detaches yes? not the screw in part the other. this is mainly for when the family is home and going to bed or the wife feels insecure etc. All a security alarm does is go blaringly loud 15-30 seconds after something happens, this stopper prevents the break in at the door point of entry in the first place. The guy trying to kick in the door or get in any way possible will now have to make more noise by breaking a window or chopping down the door, by which you can meet him with the barrel of your gun, or the cops guns. c'mon use your sense. and by the way, picking locks is the easiest thing to do and almost completely silent.
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"you saw it detaches yes" no.. I didn't see that it detaches. That makes a lot more sense then. Imagine if it didn't attach and then read my statement.
xFersureMatt want to get out? Bend over and remove the brace. Geeeze
It's typically used when you go to bed at night time to prevent eye home invasion. However many people will insert the door brace on all of their doors and then exit and enter through a garage
This devices should be installed in the middle of the door, not at the left side as you did it.
What if someone was trying to break in to save you from a fire? ... and what about your windows? Can't the bad guy get in the windows?
Vanessa Nelson there is always a trade off, between security and your observation, some, like me, live in an area where fires are rare, but break ins are multiple, so I go with the odds
Thanks for your reply Bob! I think this product is solid and I appreciate people like you who post "how to" videos-especially ones involving the use of power tools. I hope no one ever tries to break into your house. But if they do, they won't get far! :) Take care!
+Vanessa Nelson You think Bob Long is the original poster of the video?
Burglars don't like to break windows because they make too much noise. And if there's a fire the firemen use an ax. burglars are not going to use an ax. it's too loud. They basically want an easy house to enter. Unless they know you have something really valuable in there, they're going to move on to the next house
Vanessa Nelson well if that person is this paranoid that they need to lock them self in this much. something tells me they aren't the type to be calling 911 for anything. 😉
You must not have any problems getting taken advantage of in your life.
I don't see how that provides much more protection.
You need to watch the videos if you don't understand
Really you should watch some of the videos on UA-cam. The door brace can withstand 2000 pounds of force. No human can possibly kick that hard.
It's obvious this guy is doing a commercial for this product, simply getting thicker door plates and replacing the screws with 3 inch ones will get the job done. $99 for this don't waste your money.
Ongard is made of PPS-GF plastic not metal bro.
I think a lot of this stuff is overrated, but at least it gets you a few extra seconds to get your gun and get in position.
Why are you out of breath
Alls I see is a tripping hazard
too much breathing..
I wouldn't waste my money on that crap. rather have a system, install and forget. Door Armor and something similar.