The wave of the future is here and it’s called laser cut security doors. Gone are the days of wrought iron or steel twisted together to create a pattern and design. The new wave of thinking involves using a computer program to carefully cut out patterns in a piece of heavy duty aluminum. The aluminum is then bonded together with a frame and covered with a screen to create a laser cut security door. Those who are interested in this type of door have a variety of options open to them.
The Southfork is the type of laser cut security door that will make people take a second glance, though in a good way. This doesn’t look like any other door on the market, which is a good thing for those who want something new and different. This door has so much going on at once that it takes several viewings simply to see everything. The outside edge has a rectangular border, with smaller rectangles stacked inside and a large oval inside that. Inside the oval are different scrolled designs as well as a small circle in the middle with a star inside that.
Another great option is the Texas Hold ‘Em laser cut security door. One look at this door though and it’s clear that it probably should have been named after something Native American because it has that kind of look. The door features a big circle in the middle with a large solid star in the middle. Underneath the circle and on top of the circle are small feathers and the whole design is surrounded by a series of curved aluminum pieces that give it a solid and arched look.
One odd laser cut security door is named Vegas, though no one is quite sure how it got its name since it doesn’t really look like Vegas. The bottom of the door has a gorgeous mountain scene, with a large sun rising over the scene. The rays of the sun twist and turn from the bottom of the door, all the way to the top border. It has a completely unique look that hasn’t been replicated very much with this type of door.
The Yuma has a similar look to the Vegas because it also uses a variety of rock and sun designs to create the final door. Here the sun rises over not a mountain, but a series of small rocks, which allows the sun to dominate the rest of the design. The real focus is on the rays of the run though. Rather than curving like the last door, these rays move at crisp angles, exactly diagonal to the rest of the door. Each one of these doors careful intersect with a variety of clouds, also cut into the aluminum door.
The Winslow laser cut security door was also created using the sun as a focus, but this one definitely looks more southwestern than anything else. Mountains at the bottom of the door are studded with small scenes of cacti and even an old fashioned canoe. The sun comes up over the mountains with the straight rays of the sun running through several strategically placed clouds. The very top of the door has a small Adobe looking cutout as well as two trees. This one is far more open than some of the other doors because of the amount of cutouts used.
Shoppers can also choose the Windfall laser cut security door, which has a geometric and slightly traditional look to it. The focus on this door is on using different shaped pieces of aluminum to form different geometric shapes. The center of the door is dominated by a large curved oval shape with a variety of long rectangles scattered around the edges and middle. It also has different straight pieces placed on the corners and along the edges to change the overall dynamic.
Another option in the world of laser cut security doors is the Windsor, which was made to mimic the look of a traditional English rose garden. This door has a large oval with straight pieces of metal dissecting the piece. Then they’ve placed small rosebushes on each corner of the door. When people first look at it, they’ll notice the bold geometric design, but then their eyes will be drawn to the delicate looking flowers on each corner.
These are only a few examples of the many laser cut security doors currently available on the market. These doors are a carefully crafter so that they look the same, without any surprises or missing pieces from one door to the next. Since they’re made of high quality aluminum, they can handle a number of different pressures and stress that other doors simply cannot handle. They are easily the best bet for the small amount of money they cost.
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November 10, 2008, 6:52 am 
