Escape Hatch

Escape hatch diagram

The Escape Hatch

Hatches add another layer of security to your safe room by creating an additional entry or exit. We offer door skins from ¼” up to 1" thick stainless steel.

  • Escape hatches allow you to exit your safe room quickly and provide the security of having no entry from the outside.
  • 2-Way hatches allow entry and exit and offer several options for entry security. Hatches can be mounted in wood, concrete, or block walls.

Why choose a hatch?

  • Having another way out or in is important – storms, panic situations, or large vault rooms are reasons to install a hatch
  • Having hidden entry/exit is important. Hatches are easy to hide behind bookcases, desks, and under rugs
inside view of an open escape hatch for a vault room.

Inside View

  • Note, the full inside flange that you bolt into place
  • All are in swings with lever handle
Side view of an open escaped hatch for a vault room.

Side View

  • Does not come with a lock
  • Locks are optional, and they would use a key if desired
outside view of an escape hatch for a vault room.

Outside View

Why You Need An Escape Hatch

The Escape Hatch offers you security and a hidden escape in the worst case scenario. The hatch is a small door added to the vault room that allows for a one-way exit.

Our escape hatch comes standard offering a 24" X 24" entry hole that full grown adults can easily fit through in case of emergency. These doors come standard with an in-swing set up and an inside handle. This also has a full inside flange.

Hatches do not come with a lock or outside handle, but this can easily be added. We offer customization on hatches if needed.

outside view of an installed escape hatch
an opened escape hatch with a 20 dollar bill on top of it.
an open uninstalled escape hatch in a warehouse