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f QuickLock® Shield Patent Pending Effective lock down plans have evolved to include locking the door and covering the window to protect occupants. A window on a door renders a lock useless as a shooter can easily break through glass and either unlock the door or remove the cover to aim at victims.
There are an infinite number of ways to secure a school; however, schools have a limited supply of funds. This low cost, common sense solution will not only better protect students and teachers, but may also serve as a deterrent to someone considering a suicide shooting rampage, as they may view this as an obstacle to creating mass casualties. Other efforts to stop shooters before they execute plans are also important, just as the TSA works hard to keep terrorists off planes to begin with. Even with proactive measures in place, the low cost effective plan to fortify cockpit doors was adopted as a back-up in the event terrorists slip through and get on a flight. At a cost less than most door locks, QuickLock Shield can save lives by giving law enforcement time to engage. |
QuickLock
Shield fastens to the back of a
classroom door to provide a fast and easy fortification of a
door window to frustrate and delay a shooter until law
enforcement can engage them. An occupant simply slides the
device over the window and it locks in place. At
a cost less than most door locks, QuickLock Shield can save
lives and will not interfere with the open learning environment.