The Hidden Doors Manual includes step by step plans to build a full size Victorian Mirror Hidden Door inexpensively that locks, unlocks, opens, and closes automatically - at the push of a button! This Manual also tells the reader how to build a hidden vault that locks from the outside "at the push of a button" with no visible key hole to give away the door!  The manual contains a great deal of information on Hidden Doors to include Hidden Door Secrets like Hidden or Concealed Hinges! The Hidden Door and Safe Room guides contained with-in the website provide a list of hidden door and safe room manufactures. The manual unlocks the website and the website covers Safe Rooms to include Panic Rooms and Storm (Tornado) Shelters.  Having a safe and secure place in your home to retreat to in case of danger is a necessity for every home!  See the Perfect Home or Addition in order to learn how to survive a direct hit from a tornado and how to use a hidden tornado shelter as protection from both severe weather and crime - at the same time! Purchase now and you will get Life Time Membership to HiddenDoors.Net! Members also get to learn who builds the best hidden doors, furniture and cabinetry in Atlanta some of which is hand milled from trees onsite! Members also get a sneak preview of the next Edition to include the documentation of a light duty bookcase hidden door built by a Master Cabinet Builder.  Once compiled and made available, this will include photos and text explaining the construction of the bookcase hidden door.  See a pic and a video of the door on the HiddenDoors.Net main page.  This small bookcase hidden door opens outward and is therefore perfect for concealing nearly any space in the home to include dead space under the stairs! Disclaimer: These photos are not in the Manual as of yet but will accessible using a secret link that will be sent via email to those who purchase now and contact HiddenDoors.Net to request access.  This product (The Manual) and the companion website (HiddenDoors.Net) are intended to prevent victims (Loss Prevention) and are to be used for legal purposes only. We will not be held responsible for any misuse.  The complete password list is contained on the Hidden Door Link Page - Welcome Letter. Use of particle board (or MDF) to build the door, as seen in the manual with the first mirror hidden door, is not recommend because a near-by water source could damage the one piece Trim Front.  This manual shows a very inexpensive way to build a hidden door bookcase and mirror that opens inward but building it to last should include the use of real wood or at least plywood if it is to be painted. There are also other 4 x 8 sheets of materials to consider.

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