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Anonymous users2024-01-24Yes, but it's best to find a professional.
When the door is installed, it is considered firm, there are expansion screws fixed inside, and the tank is in the cement slurry, if you disassemble it now, the door frame will definitely be damaged, or it will not be removed - unless the wall on the left and right sides of the door and above is smashed, but this is impossible. Therefore, it is not necessary to consider that the door frame can still be intact, and the door frame must be cut several times with a cutting machine, so as to avoid damage to the wall next to it.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23It's better to find a professional! Otherwise, the door is scratched and worthless.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Yes, please ask the master to come over, or you can smack it yourself.
It can be moved but it is strenuous, I don't know if you think pouring cement is safer or is it in what purpose? In fact, the anti-theft door does not need to be poured with cement, if you have a gap between the door frame and the wall after installation, you can directly buy the can glue and put it on the tight.
The installation master here is a variety of drills from the door frame holes, and also various kinds of pries.
There is no impact on the owner's key, because the owner's key is invalid after use, but there is a low probability that it can still be used, you can decorate the key and try again, if you can't open it, all the decoration keys can't be opened, if there is a situation that can be opened, change the lock cylinder.
It depends on whether your door lock is a Class A lock or a Class B lock... Class A lock anti-theft will be worse, Class B is better... Most security doors are still relatively effective for the average burglar.
It needs to be filled with cement or foam glue.
Equipped with an anti-theft lock, it can resist abnormal opening under certain conditions within a certain period of time, and has a certain safety protection performance and meets the corresponding anti-theft security level. >>>More