Housing association House.
Doors are thin wood panels with corrugated cardboard in the middle.
DC age 5, diagnosis of global developmental delay and autism.
Wakes constantly throughout the night. Breaks down doors into bathroom/toilet we've put locks onto and has fun creating chaos silently at 2/3/4am.
DC has now broken the door down so many times it is a shell of a door, flimsy wood with many breaks in it.
Afraid to tell housing association we need new doors as the doors that are in the house are very very flimsy and not up to the job of keeping the children safe. We have stairgates up everywhere- DC can climb a triple stack. We've done everything we can to childproof and make it safe for him, even if the room is empty he will just play with the toilet or rip the locked loo lid off to get to that. We've used door alarms, they constantly fail to go off if DC opens a door quietly.
Simply- we can't afford to replace all the doors in a house we hope to move out of in the near future.
Anyone got any experience with housing associations and replacing things in a situation like this?