I can't find any good info on how resistant to kick-in attacks fiberglass doors are. Anyone know?
They seem to be constructed essentially the same way as steel doors, with foam-filled interiors, fairly minimal wood outer frame except more wood around the lock.
Are there different thicknesses of the fiberglass outer skin, just as there are different gauge steel doors (25 being the cheap ones,24 gauge being most common, and a few thicker 20 gauge)? That would seem to make some difference in how hard it is to bust the door (assuming you've got the door frame shored up so it doesn't bust through first).
They seem to be constructed essentially the same way as steel doors, with foam-filled interiors, fairly minimal wood outer frame except more wood around the lock.
Are there different thicknesses of the fiberglass outer skin, just as there are different gauge steel doors (25 being the cheap ones,24 gauge being most common, and a few thicker 20 gauge)? That would seem to make some difference in how hard it is to bust the door (assuming you've got the door frame shored up so it doesn't bust through first).