Firehouse Innovations Corp. - The Multi-Force Forcible Entry Door System

PATENT NOs: US 8,408,917 B2
and 8,926,332 B2
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	TRAINING TIP # 14 - CHOCK TIPS PART 2 added 10/7/2016 Watch part 2 of chock tips from Firehouse Innovations Corp.	TRAINING TIP # 13 - AXE TIPS added 10/7/2016 In this video we show you some useful tips using the flatheaded axe to offer more leverage and spreading power.


TRAINING TIP # 12 - HITTING TIPS added 10/7/2016 Mike demonstrates the proper striking techniques for using a flatheaded axe with a halligan tool for conventional forcible entry.	TRAINING TIP # 11 - LEVERAGE TIPS added 10/7/2016 Watch Firehouse Innovations Corp. demonstrate conventional forcible entry techniques using tips on leverage when you need more spreading power.	TRAINING TIP # 10 - GAPPING TIPS added 10/7/2016 Mike demonstrates why (sounding the door) can be considered unnecessary and time consuming.


TRAINING TIP # 9 - GAPPING WOODEN JAMBS added 10/7/2016 Mike demonstrates different ways to attack (wooden door jambs) found at private dwellings fires.	TRAINING TIP # 8 - FORCIBLE ENTRY USING A METAL CHOCK added 10/7/2016 Owner Mike Perrone displays the advantages of Using a Metal Chock from Fire Hooks Unlimited for Forcible Entry.	TRAINING TIP # 7 - OUTWARD OPENING DOORS WITH CRUSH DOOR PROP added 7/7/2016 Mike displays his patented Crush Door Prop to demonstrate a method of adding leverage to the Halligan Bar by using a 6 foot (Metal) hook. This method is used on (Outward Opening) doors when more leverage is needed, and another firefighter is not available to provide that extra power


TRAINING TIP # 6 - CLOSE QUARTERS FORCIBLE ENTRY ON INWARD OPENING DOORS added 10/27/2012 When you don't have the room to strike the back of the halligan with a flatheaded axe, use the technique displayed in this training tip. This type of obstacle is typically found on inward opening doors at the bottom of interior basement stairs.	TRAINING TIP # 5 - GAPPING, THEN CLEARING THE LOCK added 08/12/2012 Watch numerous methods to gapping an inward opening left and right hand opening metal door with a metal jamb. Watch the techniques used when operating by yourself.	TRAINING TIP # 4 - 2 FIREFIGHTER CONVENTIONAL FORCIBLE ENTRY added 12/04/2011 Two firefighter conventional forcible entry using a flat-headed axe and halligan.

TRAINING TIP # 3 - ANGLE IRON added 03/04/2011 Two firefighter conventional forcible entry using a flat-headed axe and halligan when encountering a high security metal door with angle iron preventing access to unauthorized entry.	TRAINING TIP # 2 - SPIKING added 01/03/2011 Techniques for spiking right and left hand inward opening wood doors most commonly found at private dwellings.	TRAINING TIP # 1 - SINGLE FIREFIGHTER added 9/26/2010 Single firefighter forcible entry on an opening inward metal door with metal jamb. Utilizing the Adz end of the Halligan tool and 2 chocks to force a tough door by