American Reacts to European Doors VS American Doors

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[Cyan]

I never understood how in American movies doors are kicked open so easily. Now it makes sense.

[andreastietz]

Why should you have a full metal door in the US when you can just walk trough the wall next to that door? 🤣

[Slgjgnz]

Your exterior doors looks like our interior doors

[Henoik]

As a European who views Americans as very protective, I am honestly quite shocked that you guys don't have sturdier doors

[BBTurning]

Ireland here, five or seven point locking systems are the norm here, I have not seen a one point lock on a door in thirty years. As a retired firefighter we were trained to break out the center panel if there was one on the door because you are not getting through the locking system.

[malkontentniepoprawny]

European doors are suitable for European brick or concrete walls, not suitable for American paper walls.

[timhartherz]

America: Slaps a sheet of metal onto flimsy wooden door to strengthen it.
Croatia: Slaps a sheet of wood furnishing onto Vault door to make it look less intimidating.

[peterm.]

Berfore upgrading to European doors, you guys need to replace the wall with something more stable...
Just imagine the weight of such a door and then someone slams the door in an angry

[MaelZack]

Doors in america feels like toilet doors back in 25 +years ago in europe… 😂

[blakiedeadman]

My door in Europe doesn't have an outside handle.Just a stationary knob so u can move the door when u go out. Insert ur key, unlock, 1/4 turn more of key and voila the door opens

[gonace]

I live in Sweden, most apartment door here are thicker to not only be harder to break but also to contain a fire.

Each apartment is a fire cell to prevent the fire to spread as easily.

[JuanFernandez-jesl]

Now I understand why in the American movies they open the doors with credit cards, I thought it was just fantasy😂😂😂😂

[Monique-izlp]

Don't need a quality door if you can just punch your way through the wall instead

[lydia]

This door is called Anti Burglary Door. They also have (at least my door does) soundproofing that reduces noise from outside or inside up to 40dB. The thickness is about the same (as in the video). They have a wide-angle peephole, so you can see outside well. Mine have 4 main bolts and 2 more bolts horizontally at the top and bottom (not vertically, as in the video). Instead of the safety chain that the old, classic door had, this door has a built-in rigid mechanism that replaces the safety chain and is impossible to remove. Doors closed with this mechanism only open so far, that you can put your fingers in the opening. On the hinge side of the door, there are fixed, non-moving pointed bolts that go into holes in the door frame, when the door is closed. Thus, when the door is closed and locked, it is "anchored" in the frame - on both sides. We can truly say that they are like vault doors. And most importantly: you also get a card (the size and appearance of a bank card), without which they cannot make a copy of the key for you. 😎

[Wildfire]

It is extreamly thick for security yeah, but also important for preventing fire from spreading. And lastly insulation. We always had some heavy duty security doors with multiple locks and latches.

[karl-heinzgrabowski]

We usually don't have a "movable" door handle on the exterior door in Germany. You cannot pull it down. You can only put a key into the keyhole plus turn it around while pushing the knob to open the door.

[CP-okrm]

In France the 3 points door lock, completely metal door and metal frame became the standard like 10-20 years ago. All house insurance require 2 points lock at minimum. What we call here "security doors" will have like bolts on the 4 sides of the door, multiples bolt per sides, and anti lift system to prevent to try to break it by a lever method.

[zepoxandy]

Look up European police breaking down a door, they have to sweat for it unlike the US cops just shoulder bashing through a front door 😂

[Jim_]

13:31. That's like a bedroom door.

[Shinomever]

I have to add some information. In most buildings the front door don't have handles anymore, on the outside, as you don't want someone to open the door if they don't have the key, so you only use the key to open the door; you have to rotate the key to actually open the door from the outside. Changing one of this doors cost you at least 1000€.

Also, if you get shot from the outside, depending on the caliber, you won't get hit at all.

Edit: I think that if you don't protect your house as a Bank would protect its money... what are you doing? The most value thing that you have are in your house, money wise or not.