Gerda High Security Premises Information Box

The Gerda High Security Premises Information Box is designed to provide quick and easy access to building plans and information for the Fire & Rescue Service.

An Emergency Response Pack guidance manual is provided with this product, it contains best practice guidelines for the process of preparing premises plans and collating information. It includes sections on orientation plans, layout & contents and safety & emergency features. Also accompanied by a comprehensive symbols CD in different image formats.

Constructed from steel. The hinges are positioned inside the box to prevent vandalism. This box is available in Poppy Red as standard and is guaranteed to resist corrosion.

This product uses an aluminium alloy handle that's positioned centrally on the right side of the door. The handle is designed to detach from the door if excessive force is applied.

• Door has internal rubber seal
• Photo-luminescent emblem on outer face of door
• Internal velcro strap for holding A3 sleeves with information and plans
• Lock is contained in a partition to prevent plans catching behind the lock
• Patented integral cylinder

Designed to LPS1175 I: Burglary resistant building components, strongpoint's and security enclosures. Manufactured to ISO 9001:2008 standards and certified with the British Standards Kitemark. The lock cylinder is tested to EN1303:2005, achieving best grades in all categories and has Secured by Design approval which is a police preferred specification. The lock is designed to be operated by the Fire and Rescue Service One Key System. The independent two point locking system features an anti-glue and anti-drill cylinder.        

Four fixing holes on the back of the box allow for wall mounting - supplied with steel screws, plastic and aluminium washers and a coach screw rawl plug system for fitting.

FREE Delivery - Please allow 8 to 10 weeks for delivery of this product.

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