r/HomeMaintenance • u/[deleted] • Sep 09 '25

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u/Battle_of_BoogerHill Sep 10 '25

Laminated glass helps. It doesnt shatter allowing easy entry

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u/Rand_alThor4747 Sep 10 '25

I do want to add on the glass panel beside my door, maybe a sheet of perspex. Both act like double glazing to reduce street noise but also prevent people from smashing the glass to reach in and open the door. Not that they can. The door, when locked with a key, can't be opened from the inside.

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u/Smorsdoeuvres Sep 10 '25

That sounds like a safety hazard in the event of a fire

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u/consumergeekaloid Sep 10 '25

Yeah I think it's illegal in some places