In here our doors open to outside, so you can’t kick them in and as weather goes below -30C in the winter they’re pretty sturdy for insulation. Also nearly every door has some kind of abloy-lock which is practically pick-proof and hinges have safety pins so you can’t pull the door out that way (again, that’s more to do with insulation and weight management than safety). And commonly right next to the door is a nice window to let daylight in.
In here our doors open to outside, so you can’t kick them in and as weather goes below -30C in the winter they’re pretty sturdy for insulation. Also nearly every door has some kind of abloy-lock which is practically pick-proof and hinges have safety pins so you can’t pull the door out that way (again, that’s more to do with insulation and weight management than safety). And commonly right next to the door is a nice window to let daylight in.