GSA Class 5 Vault Doors are designed to serve a wide range of markets due to their high security features, ensuring protection against unauthorized entry and safeguarding valuable assets. Primarily, these doors are utilized in sectors that demand the highest level of security, such as government agencies, military installations and law enforcement departments. The versatility of these doors also extends to their application in protecting classified and non-classified materials, making them suitable for various secure environments.

There are two main types of Class 5 vault doors available. The Class 5-V Vault Door and the Class 5-A Armory Door. These doors are engineered for different types of applications which are explained in more detail below.

The Class 5-V Vault Door is engineered for storing both classified and non-classified materials, offering substantial protection against surreptitious, covert, and forced entries. This makes it an ideal choice for environments where the protection of sensitive information is paramount, such as government facilities or research institutions​​.

The Class 5-A Armory Vault Door is specifically designed for storing non-classified materials such as weapons, narcotics, evidence, money, and other valuables. This type of door provides robust security features tailored to armories, evidence rooms, and high-value storage areas within law enforcement agencies or security firms​​.

Additionally, these vault doors are approved for use by federal agencies and are available in various configurations to meet the specific requirements of different applications, including optional features like optical devices for viewing and Day Gates for restricted access during operational hours

Recently with the legalization of Marijuana at the State level, GSA Class 5 Vault Doors are incorporated into the security solutions to fit the unique needs of cannabis facilities, including growing and harvest facilities, and dispensaries. This aligns with the broader trend of implementing comprehensive security measures in the cannabis (marijuana) industry to safeguard against both external threats and internal vulnerabilities, thereby supporting the industry's sustainable growth and regulatory compliance​. The integration of such high-security doors into the infrastructure of cannabis facilities underscores the industry's commitment to compliance, safety, and the prevention of unauthorized access to sensitive areas.