Pharmacy and cash room security doors in NYC

The secure opening

Property and facilities managers: this work goes on your work order, with your NTE, alongside the doors, locks and security systems in the same building. See facilities & property management.

• Reinforced doors and frames: heavier-gauge hollow metal doors and welded frames, reinforced at the lock and hinges
• Attack-resistant openings where the risk calls for more than a standard steel door
• High-security locks: Mul-T-Lock cylinders with restricted keys, so only authorized keys can be cut
• Hinge and latch protection: security hinges, hinge pins that cannot be pulled, and latch guards
• Dutch doors with a shelf: the top leaf opens for handing out orders while the bottom stays locked

Product images: manufacturer marketing materials.

Access control and audit

• Card, fob or keypad entry so you know who opened the door and when; see access control
• Electric strikes and electrified locks; see maglocks and electric strikes
• Two-person or schedule-based access for cash rooms where your system supports it
• Credentials removed the day someone leaves, with no rekey needed

Door position alarms and cameras

• Door position switches that report when the door is open or propped
• Door alarms with local sound or a signal to your alarm company
• Cameras covering the door and the work area; see security cameras

Pass-through windows

Pass-through transaction windows and bullet-resistant glazing are specialty products, usually supplied and installed by glazing or bullet-resistant vendors. We can coordinate with them on the door, frame, lock and access control around the window.

Safes inside the room

Most cash rooms and pharmacies pair the secure door with a safe. We sell, deliver, install and service depository, high-security and narcotics-style safes; see commercial safes and safe sales.

Who we work for

• Pharmacies: dispensary and stockroom doors, with the rules your compliance team gives us
• Retail, restaurants and grocery: cash offices and counting rooms
• Banks, check cashers and jewelers: back-of-house and vault-area doors
• Property managers and multi-location businesses: one secure-door standard across sites

Related work

Related: hollow metal frames and door replacement, exit alarms, access control, commercial safes and Mul-T-Lock high-security locks.