Singular Security’s modular security walling provides a robust barrier designed to protect critical assets, sensitive areas and high-risk environments against forced entry.
Independently tested and certified to LPS 1175, our walling combines proven security performance with the flexibility and efficiency of modular construction.
Factory-manufactured components are delivered ready for assembly, allowing secure rooms, partitions and protected areas to be created within new or existing buildings with significantly fewer on-site processes than traditional construction methods.
From data centres and utilities to defence, critical infrastructure and high-value commercial environments, Singular Security provides adaptable protection engineered around the requirements of each project.
Physical security performance should be based on more than material thickness or construction claims.
Singular Security modular walling has been subjected to independent physical attack testing to assess its resistance to forced entry.
Certification provides independent verification that the tested system has demonstrated a defined level of resistance when subjected to controlled attack using specified tools, methods and attack durations.
This provides designers, security consultants, contractors and end users with independently verified performance when specifying physical protection for secure environments.
LPS 1175 is a recognised standard for assessing the resistance of physical security products to forced entry.
Published by the Loss Prevention Certification Board (LPCB), the standard sets out requirements and testing procedures for the certification of intruder-resistant building components, strongpoints, security enclosures and free-standing barriers.
Unlike assessments based solely on material specification or theoretical strength, LPS 1175 involves physical attack testing of the security product.
During testing, trained operatives attempt to create an opening through the product using defined categories of tools and attack methods.
The resulting security classification reflects the level of attack the product has successfully resisted, taking account of the tools available to the attackers, the number of attackers involved and the working time of the attack.
This provides a consistent method of comparing the forced-entry resistance of physical security products and enables appropriate levels of protection to be specified according to the threat and application.
A security barrier is only as effective as its ability to resist a real attempt to defeat it.
LPS 1175 testing assesses physical resistance through controlled attack testing rather than relying solely on assumptions about material thickness, construction type or theoretical strength.
For clients and specifiers, LPCB certification provides independent evidence that the certified system has successfully demonstrated the required performance under test conditions.
Security performance demonstrated through controlled physical attack testing carried out as part of the LPCB certification process.
Independent third-party certification provides confidence that the system has been assessed against the requirements of LPS 1175.
Designed to delay forced entry and provide valuable additional time for detection, response and intervention as part of a wider physical security strategy.
Security performance is achieved by the complete walling construction. Panels, joints, fixings and supporting elements work together to form a continuous physical barrier.
Factory-manufactured components are supplied ready for assembly, reducing fabrication and cutting on site while supporting fast, controlled installation.
Modular construction allows secure areas to be designed around the building rather than forcing the building to accommodate a fixed walling system.
Singular Security modular walling can be configured to create secure areas within a wide range of new-build and existing environments.
Typical applications include:
Create dedicated protected spaces within larger buildings without relying on traditional masonry construction.
Protect servers, network infrastructure, communications equipment and other critical technology.
Restrict physical access to critical mechanical, electrical and operational equipment.
Create secure areas for valuable materials, equipment, products or other high-value assets.
Divide buildings into controlled security zones and provide physical separation between areas with different access requirements.
Provide physical protection around sensitive assets and operational areas within utilities, transport, energy and infrastructure environments.
Combine walling with compatible doors, aperture protection and structural components to create complete protected environments.
Traditional secure construction can require multiple trades, extensive cutting, fabrication, wet works and lengthy installation programmes.
Singular Security takes a different approach.
Our modular walling components are manufactured in a controlled environment before being delivered to site ready for assembly.
This reduces the amount of fabrication required during installation and provides greater control over the finished system.
Offsite manufacture reduces operations on site and supports a faster installation programme. Components arrive ready for assembly, helping reduce disruption within live operational environments.
Manufacturing in a controlled environment supports consistent production and accurate fit. Fabrication and finishing take place before delivery, reducing the work required on site.
Modular construction allows security requirements to be considered over the life of the facility. Secure areas can be extended, reconfigured or adapted as operational requirements change, subject to the requirements of the certified system.
A durable factory-applied powder-coated finish provides a clean, professional appearance and reduces the need for finishing and painting on site.
Every secure environment is different.
Our modular walling can be configured around the physical and operational requirements of the project, allowing secure areas to be incorporated into both new and existing buildings.
Systems can accommodate:
Our team can work alongside architects, security consultants, contractors and end users to develop a walling configuration that integrates with the wider building and security design.
Physical security does not stop at the wall.
Doors, openings, penetrations and interfaces all need to be considered when creating an effective security envelope.
Singular Security can combine modular walling with complementary physical security products to create an integrated solution.
High-security entrance products can be incorporated into the walling system to provide controlled access without unnecessarily weakening the surrounding security barrier.
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Security grilles, bar sets and glazing protection can be incorporated where openings are required within the secure envelope.
Our walling technology can also be used as part of complete modular security enclosures, creating protected rooms and containment areas within larger facilities.
Singular Security modular walling is suitable for applications across sectors where physical protection, controlled access and operational resilience are critical.
Secure areas, sensitive equipment, controlled environments and protected operational spaces.
Physical protection for manufacturing facilities, production areas, critical equipment and high-value assets, including applications across the defence and space sectors.
Protection for electrical, water, energy, telecommunications and other essential infrastructure.
Controlled areas and physical security applications within highly regulated and security-conscious environments.
Secure storage, operational areas and critical infrastructure within transport and distribution facilities.
Protected storage and restricted-access areas for valuable equipment, materials and information.
Security requirements rarely remain static throughout the life of a building. Changes in operations, assets, occupancy or threat can result in secure areas needing to be extended, reconfigured or upgraded.
The modular nature of Singular Security walling provides greater flexibility than many traditional forms of secure construction. Depending on the configuration and certification requirements, sections of a system can be altered, extended or reconfigured without necessarily replacing the entire installation.
This makes modular walling particularly suitable for facilities where future change needs to be considered from the outset.
Singular Security modular walling is independently tested and certified by LPCB to LPS 1175.
LPCB certification provides independent verification of the forced-entry resistance demonstrated by the certified system during controlled physical attack testing.
Certified products and their approved configurations are listed through LPCB's RedBook Live certification directory, providing specifiers and clients with an independent source for verifying certification.
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Security walling is a physical barrier designed specifically to provide greater resistance to forced entry than conventional internal partitioning. Rather than simply dividing space, security walling forms part of the physical protection of a building or secure area.
LPS 1175 is a physical security standard covering the forced-entry resistance of intruder-resistant building components, security enclosures, strongpoints and free-standing barriers. Products are physically attacked using defined tools and methods to establish the level of resistance they provide.
LPCB certification provides independent third-party verification that a product has been assessed against the requirements of the applicable Loss Prevention Standard. Certified products and their approved configurations can be verified through RedBook Live.
Earlier issues of LPS 1175 commonly used classifications such as SR1, SR2, SR3 and SR4. Issue 8 introduced a different classification system which separates the tool category from the attack working time, allowing security performance to be specified in greater detail.
Yes. Modular walling can be particularly useful when creating protected areas within existing buildings. The suitability of the existing structure, interfaces, fixing arrangements and required security performance must be considered during the design process.
Yes. Compatible security doors can be incorporated into the walling system to create controlled access points within the secure envelope. The complete construction should be designed so that doors, apertures and other interfaces provide an appropriate level of protection for the overall security requirement.
Service penetrations can be incorporated where required, but they must be carefully considered as part of the security design. Cable routes, ventilation, pipework and other penetrations should be designed so they do not create an unintended vulnerability within the secure envelope.
The modular design provides greater flexibility for future alterations than many traditional forms of secure construction, including the ability to upgrade security performance as threat levels and requirements change over time.
Whether you are protecting critical infrastructure, sensitive equipment, valuable assets or creating a new secure area within an existing facility, our team can help develop a solution around your requirements.
From initial concept and security design through to manufacture and installation, Singular Security provides modular physical security built around the needs of the project.
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