R2P Doors Condemns Roblox Simulations of School Shootings

Manufacturer of bulletproof classroom doors calls for action to protect children's lives

Published on Feb. 11, 2026

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R2P Innovations, the maker of R2P Doors, is speaking out against reports that Roblox users have recreated simulations of real school shootings, including Sandy Hook, Uvalde, and Columbine, within a platform widely used by children. The company says this issue highlights a broader cultural problem and a clear need for action to protect students.

Why it matters

The recreation of these tragic events on a children's platform is deeply disturbing and underscores the urgent need for real solutions to improve school safety. While digital platforms face ongoing moderation challenges, physical security measures cannot wait for cultural debates to resolve themselves.

The details

According to published reports, these user-created Roblox games allowed players to shoot characters bearing the names of real victims from those school shootings. R2P Doors, which manufactures bulletproof classroom doors, says the company has chosen to focus on building solutions instead of debating the issue. The R2P Door is designed to repel more than 100 rounds of assault rifle fire, be fire-rated, and light enough for a 5-year-old to operate.

  • The reports of the Roblox simulations surfaced on February 11, 2026.

The players

R2P Doors

A manufacturer of bulletproof classroom doors designed to protect students in the event of a school shooting.

Tony Deering

Founder and CEO of R2P Doors.

Jennifer Greene

A representative of R2P Doors and a mother whose children used Roblox.

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What they’re saying

“For years, America has argued about school safety while families have buried their children in the sick world we live in. We made a different choice. We chose to build a solution instead of debate one. While politicians argue, our focus has never changed: protecting children inside the classroom when it matters most. To us, school safety is not a headline or a talking point. It is a life-or-death responsibility we carry every single day.”

— Tony Deering, Founder and CEO of R2P Doors

“As a mom, it is deeply unsettling to know that tragedies like Sandy Hook or Uvalde can be recreated in spaces designed for kids. Our children deserve better, both online and in real life. I can't control everything they see on the internet, but I can support solutions that make their classrooms physically safer. That's why the work we do at R2P Doors matters so much.”

— Jennifer Greene, R2P Doors representative and mother

What’s next

The company emphasized that protecting students requires more than conversation; it requires action to implement physical security measures like the R2P Door.

The takeaway

This incident highlights the urgent need for comprehensive solutions to improve school safety, both in the digital and physical realms. While digital platforms face ongoing moderation challenges, R2P Doors is committed to providing tangible, life-saving security measures to protect children in the classroom.