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Which is stronger Iron Clad or Heavy-gauge, carbon steel?
I plan on getting a device to improve house security these are the 2 I am looking at one is made of carbon steal and the other Iron clad they both have the same concept but which is stronger?
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http://www.improvementscatalog.com/product/door-jamming-alarm-security-bar.do#
They are both constructed from steel – “Iron Clad” is just a trade name. The designs are very similar. I doubt that there is too much difference between them in terms of strength. The amount of force to pop the doorknob off may be the limiting factor.
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