Vault Door | Blockade | Left Inswing | Black | Black Electronic Lock
Vault Door | Blockade | Left Inswing | Black | Black Electronic Lock
Vault Door | Blockade | Right Inswing | Black | Black Electronic Lock
Vault Door | Blockade | Right Inswing | Black | Black Electronic Lock
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Liberty Safe - Vault Door Blockade Series

$4,139.00
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Key Features

Protection Level Essential Protection
Security Level 2
Capacity None
Weight 654 lbs
Made in USA Yes
Warranty Limited Life-Time
Liberty Safe | Vault Door | Blockade

Liberty Safe - Vault Door Blockade Series

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Current Price $4,139.00
Blockade converts an existing closet, office, or storage room into a secured space. The door is quarter-inch steel and so is the frame, with six hardened bars at a quarter inch and a UL listed electronic lock. The door carries no fire rating, so it is a security door rather than a fire barrier. It sits at the entry of the protection tiers in the Liberty Safe lineup, as the accessible way into vault doors.

Who This Safe Is Best For — and When to Consider More

Choose this model if:

Choose this if you want a secured room and you are handling fire protection some other way. It is the right call for a renovation or a new build where the opening can be framed correctly the first time. Choose it too if the contents are firearms, gear, and supplies rather than irreplaceable paper. Come see a door hung in our showroom before you commit, because the scale of one is hard to judge from a photograph.

Best For:

This fits if you have a room worth securing and the contents do not need a fire rating. It suits a walk-in closet, a basement storage room, or an office in a new build or a renovation. It works well when the plan is a secured room for firearms, gear, and emergency supplies, with a rated safe inside for papers. If you are framing now, this is the moment to size the opening rather than after the drywall goes up.

Not Ideal For:

This is the wrong product if fire is any part of what you are solving, because there is no rating to discuss. It is also wrong if you need a door with a published attack certification. Blockade ships inswing only, so if the room cannot take a door swinging in, this is not the one. Confirm the interior release and locking arrangement with us if anyone will be inside with the door shut.

What Makes the Vault Door Blockade Different

Six hardened locking bars at a quarter inch hold the door into a quarter-inch frame. That bar thickness matches what the mid-range gun safes use rather than the entry ones.
Quarter-inch steel on the door and quarter-inch steel on the frame is the whole construction story, and it is a substantial one. The finished door weighs 655 pounds. Six hardened bars at a quarter inch throw into that frame.
The lock is a UL listed electronic lock and it is the only option offered on this door.
Liberty Safe | Vault Door | Blockade open view
This model has no door panel, interior organiser, or accessory content. What you are securing is the room, so the storage plan lives inside the room rather than on the door. That is the practical difference between a vault door and a safe, and it is usually the reason people choose one. Plan shelving, racks, and a dehumidifier as part of the room build rather than as door accessories.
The door measures 78.5 by 29.5 inches, with a 1.875 inch threshold and a textured black finish. Rough opening runs 82 to 85 inches high by 38 to 42 inches wide, and depth depends on the mounting method. Hinge side is selectable left or right, though swing direction is not. The walkthrough clearance is listed as the full door width, which we would confirm before you move a safe through it.

Security Construction & Burglary Protection

Quarter-inch steel and six quarter-inch bars is a real obstacle, and the frame matters as much as the door. A vault door is only as good as what it is anchored into, which is why the rough opening and the surrounding construction do half the work. The specification is the steel and the boltwork. What it buys you is time and noise, which is what residential security is actually made of.

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Quarter-inch steel door and frame with six hardened locking bars at a quarter inch, behind a UL listed electronic lock.
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Certified Fire Protection & What It Means

This door carries no fire rating and no fire barrier of any kind. A secured room is not a fire-rated room either, since the walls, ceiling, and floor around the door are not rated. If fire matters for anything going into that room, the answer is a rated safe inside it. We would rather set that up properly than let the door carry a job it was never built for.

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This door carries no fire rating, so plan fire protection separately for anything stored in the room.
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Lock Type & Access Options

The electronic lock carries a UL listing and it is the only lock offered on this door. There is no mechanical dial alternative, so battery discipline is part of ownership. Confirm the interior release arrangement with us before you order.

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One configuration, one lock, one finish, and a hinge side you choose at order. The warranty term and the interior release are both worth confirming with us before you order.
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Interior Storage, Shelving & Organization

Living with a vault door is really living with the room behind it. Shelving, racking, humidity control, and lighting are all yours to plan, and none of it comes with the door. The threshold sits 1.875 inches proud, which you will notice every time you carry something in, so plan for it rather than around it. Most owners end up wanting more light in there than they expected.
This model has no door panel, interior organiser, or accessory content. What you are securing is the room, so the storage plan lives inside the room rather than on the door. That is the practical difference between a vault door and a safe, and it is usually the reason people choose one. Plan shelving, racks, and a dehumidifier as part of the room build rather than as door accessories.

Installation, Placement & Bolting Down

Installation planning often determines long-term satisfaction. The rough opening is 82 to 85 inches high by 38 to 42 inches wide, and the depth depends on the mounting method. Decide the mounting method before the opening is framed, because changing it afterwards means changing the wall. Hinge side is selectable and swing direction is not, so confirm the room can take an inswing door before anything is ordered. Our crews handle the install as a paid service, and we would rather look at the opening early than fix it late.

One of the simplest ways to increase resistance is proper anchoring.

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A 655 pound door set into a framed opening is a construction job rather than a delivery, and our crews handle the install across Georgia as a paid service.
Two workers guide a shrink-wrapped safe on a skid steer beside a house on a dirt lot

Is This Protection Level Enough for Your Situation?

Quarter-Inch Steel on a Room You Already Have

Blockade converts an existing closet, office, or storage room into a secured space. The door is quarter-inch steel and so is the frame, with six hardened bars at a quarter inch and a UL listed electronic lock. The door carries no fire rating, so it is a security door rather than a fire barrier. It sits at the entry of the protection tiers in the Liberty Safe lineup, as the accessible way into vault doors.
Step Up If:Step up if you want a fire rating on the door itself, which this model does not offer. Step up if the room is protecting things you could not reconstruct and a rated safe inside is not practical. Step up too if you want composite door construction rather than plate steel.
More Than Needed If:This is more than you need if what you are protecting fits in a safe. A vault door secures a room, and a room costs more to build and finish than a box costs to buy. If the contents would fit in a body you can bolt to a slab, buy the safe instead.

Liberty Safe Vault Door Blockade

Technical Specifications

Models: Blockade Inswing

Blockade Inswing
Weight
655 lbs

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a vault door and do I actually need one?
A vault door is a steel door and frame that turns an ordinary room into a secured one. You need one when what you are protecting is a room's worth of contents rather than a box's worth. What we see most is people choosing a vault door when a large safe would cost less.
Does a vault door need a fire rating to be worth installing?
No, but you have to know it does not have one. This door carries no published fire rating of any kind, and the room around it is not rated either. The common and sensible setup is a secured room with a fire-rated safe inside for documents and anything irreplaceable.
What rough opening does a vault door need?
Blockade needs a rough opening of 82 to 85 inches high by 38 to 42 inches wide. Depth is where the mounting method matters: 7 to 9 inches for a clamshell installation and 5 inches or more for a bolt-in. Decide the method before framing, because switching afterwards means opening the wall again.
How thick is a vault door compared with a safe door?
This door is quarter-inch steel plate, and the frame is the same, which is thicker plate than most residential safe doors use. Safes generally build the door from folded steel rather than plate, so the two are not measured the same way. Thickness alone does not settle it, because a safe is six sides and a vault door is one.
What separates an entry vault door from a high-security one?
Fire rating and door construction are the two real differences. The doors above this one add published fire performance and composite construction rather than plate steel alone. Both are legitimate products, and the choice comes down to whether the room needs to survive a fire or only stay closed.

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Certified fire protection and UL-listed construction for balanced residential storage.

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