In Russia burglars crack steel doors with tin-openers!
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FIRST?
I second that motion.
THIRDED
In the photo with the woman and girl, is that a photo/portrait of Putin on the wall behind them?
Is that a common practice in Russian households?
That’s pretty much modern Russia in a nutshell. Picture of Putin on the wall, cougars in cougar print, and girls prying open metal doors with kitchen utensils. Love that place. Love it.
lol
I’ll second that.
No, it’s not common. I haven’t seen any portraits at home. However, bureaucrats often used to have a portrait of Putin in their office.
If I was a Russian steel door mogul, I’d have a lot of egg on my face right now. Wait, did I say steel doors? I meant “canned cardboard innards”. What a joke, it comes apart like an easter egg.
Not Suitable door for homes in the following cities: Detroit, Chicago, Baltimore, Houston…and so on…
And anywhere else in the world too! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !
+1
FO SHO! Detroit stait up gansta!
That’s nothing but gibberish old chap. You don’t do your cause (whatever that may be) any good by showing the world your illiteracy. You only managed to spell ‘Detroit’ and ‘up’ correctly. You should have much less self esteem.
Don’t forget “Killadelphia,” City of Brotherly Love.
Yes, it’s really in Russia, but it is only a part of show-room in the steel-doors shop. It shows quality of very cheap chinese doors, which looks more or less not bad, and helps customers to see the difference instead of long tolks with a salesman)))/ It’s not a joke, just economy of time)))/
very cheap chineese anything
no wonder the whole country fell down after the earth quake
I don’t get it. In Holland where we have almost no wood houses are made of bricks but the doors are made of wood. In Russia where there’s plenty of wood they build houses of wood but the doors are made of steel? Never seen anything like this…
Steel doors became very common after the collapse of the USSR. Criminality went sky-high, and Russians are already quite paranoid by nature, so there you have it.
The first thing everybody does when moving into a newly built apartment is to have a padded steel door installed, of course as far into the corridor [thus adding some extra space to the hall] as possible.
This is the sad truth – no-one trusts anybody anymore. Steel doors on the private and on top of that coded locks on the public entrance.
picture 8… are those bullet holes?
Steel, wood, Chinese, Russian, whatever . . .
A dedicated driver in an automobile packed with a sufficient amount of explosives opens the door every time.
How do you drive a car up to an apartment door that’s on the 22nd floor with 4 foot wide hallways?
Okay friend this is my third attempt to reply to you. If this one makes it in, please see my full reply, along with instructions for opening door on 22nd floor, below.
I’ve never seen Putin’s photo in households but I’ve seen a few in offices. To see Putin’s photo at someone home, visit China — he is like a rock-star for teens there.
Dear Texas1,
Soon you will have the privilege of hanging the portrait of Presidents Barack and Michelle Obama over your dinner table, to watch over you and make sure you eat your vegetables before dessert.
Aluminum rusts? Only in Russia
I would say – only in English Russia
Those doors are made in China! Seen original photo set, it also contained pictures from Chinese plant.
LMAO!!! great comments
Dear friend,
Thank you for your inquiry. The answer, provided with technical assistance from my good friend Ibrahim who recently returned from Lebanon, is:
You don’t. You simply load the auto with enough explosives to bring the 22nd floor down to the first. The narrow hallway will be taken care of during the descent.
Wishing you success in the creation and exploitation of chaos,
M. Ahmadinejad
Dear Customer,
Thank you for your inquiry. The answer, provided with technical assistance from my good friend Ibrahim who recently returned from Lebanon, is:
You don’t. You simply load the auto with enough explosives to bring the 22nd floor down to the first. The narrow hallway will be taken care of during the descent.
Wishing you success in the creation and exploitation of chaos,
M. Ahmadinejad
Well I think you get what you pay for no matter if your in Russia, Ukraine or the USA. I know they sell really heavy duty doors as well in Russia. When I visited I even saw one apartment that had a steel cage with a security door before you even reached the main apartment door. Lets hope things get better for the average citizen so such items will not be a required in the future.
Mahmoud Ahmadinejad you are simply cracking me up… Keep up good work
safety first in russia!
I think you miss something,our great spiritual leader “RASPUTIN” ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !
Made in China
Made in China…
But verry verry nice price
There are no evidence the door is made in china.
That picture with the little girl?
Pretty sure he mother’s a dude.
Take another look…
I really enjoyed that post, I am a little confused, and have a tiny question. May I send you an email?
export@chinayintai.com
we are a chinese factory for produce steel security doors, and we have dealers in Russia, but i think the importer in Russia want to get very good price, so factory make poor quality door, for our Intime doors, the dealer usually order 0.8mm steel, and filling Ceramic fiber, time against technical opening is more than 3 hours
pls contact us for inquiry!