Security door is not anti-theft structure support frame is actually made of cardboard
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The lock market has become a real mess! With frequent reports of security door issues and unreliable unlocking mechanisms, it's hard for the average consumer to tell the difference between quality and substandard products. To help you navigate this confusing landscape, we’ve gathered some key incidents currently making headlines in the market—giving you a clearer view of what’s really going on. We hope this information helps you make more informed decisions when purchasing.
One of the major issues: Recently, the Jiangxi Provincial Bureau of Quality and Technical Supervision discovered that some manufacturers are cutting costs by using extremely thin steel plates, resulting in poor-quality doors. As an authoritative body, they explained the situation in detail. According to them, the cost of a metal sheet alone for a door is nearly 500 yuan. Add 100 yuan for the lock, 50 yuan for paint and fillers, 10 yuan for polishing, and 40 yuan for labor. Including management, transportation, and other expenses, a standard security door should cost around 700 yuan. Moreover, a qualified anti-theft door should weigh over 40 kg. Any door below that price or weight should be approached with caution.
Another shocking discovery: Some so-called "security doors" have frames made of cardboard-like materials, completely lacking structural support. This is not just a marketing trick—it's a serious safety risk.
Xiao Bian’s comment: Many people say, “Cheap isn’t always good,†but still, consumers often fall into the trap of choosing the cheapest option. Especially among those with limited budgets, price is usually the top priority. However, it's important to remember that even processed goods must meet quality standards. When it comes to safety-related products, you can't afford to be careless. So, while it's fine to go for the cheapest option when buying everyday items like vegetables, it's risky to do the same for high-value or safety-critical products. What good is being cheap if it compromises your family's safety?
Release date: 2006/9/11 11:22:32