The body corporate at this Chadstone apartment building had a security problem they couldn’t fix with cameras or better lighting. The common entry used two aluminium doors meeting in the centre with no lock guard between them. Intruders were prying the doors apart at the meeting point, walking straight through into the storage cage area, and stealing residents’ property.
It had happened multiple times. The aluminium doors were too light and the centre gap was the weak point — a flat-head screwdriver and some leverage was all it took. The body corporate needed doors that couldn’t be forced apart.