Panic room in old building Security expert for old building wanted

Have you already contacted the responsible monument conservator? Her opinion on this would be interesting!

In fact, you won't be able to build such a high-security area in a house like that. The observing superkiller will probably just make a hole through the wooden beam ceiling (or brick wall or whatever) past the steel plate. With the right preparations, that can be done quickly.

Is there a reason to isolate only the upper floor like this? Does the lower one have to remain more "insecure"/open?

The Butze is only worth it if you never go outside. Otherwise, the inclined killer will just shoot you while shopping.

I stick to it: Pareto principle. Security door upwards, windows, front door, possibly camera at the front door. Panic rooms if desired.

Except for the rooms, also customizable.

If I can't get in and you can't get out, I'll just send you a letter bomb.

The measures only help against unimaginative perpetrators.

Security measures in an old house. The rest stems from some damp imagination.

Security measures in an old building, I see the question here less. The focus here is on sealing off the upper floor as a whole as a panic room. It may be tempting to think about the implementation over a beer in the evening, but repeatedly blaming a forum for its paranoia is simply not healthy. Just put a fence around the property and that's it. Or a moat. With a drawbridge. Close the flap, monkey's dead.

Sometimes getting arrested, sometimes there is enough panic and [steckt im room]

actually recommend therapy for this ... paranoia.

Hello

I briefly outlined the problem here and asked a specific question.
People who obviously get their knowledge from private media medical shows are already diagnosing me with schizophrenia (what evidence in the thread suggests a split personality) and advising me to get therapy because of my recognized paranoia. Someone else says that all security measures are pointless anyway, you could send a letter bomb. Surely heavy artillery would penetrate any secured roof.
Without background information, once again the club of the clueless swings its cudgel. This forum often seems to me like a mix between a kindergarten and a left-wing cadre training ground.
So, go ahead, you amateur psychologists and explosives experts (by the way, the problem with a letter bomb is not the explosive but the ignition. In case you want to acquire some knowledge).
Maybe there is someone here who is really interested in giving me information regarding the opening thread.
By the way, I am already a big step further and have been given the names of 3 companies that could do something like that.

Steven