1. What will go inside?
Documents, jewelry, firearms and business assets call for different interiors and protection. Allow space for future needs.
Make an informed choice
Start with what you need to store, understand the ratings and plan for the space. A good buying decision considers all three.
Documents, jewelry, firearms and business assets call for different interiors and protection. Allow space for future needs.
Fire and burglary protection are separate. Discuss the rating with us and any requirements with your insurer.
Measure the position, delivery route and full door swing. A safe must fit the building as well as your belongings.
Understand the label
A burglary classification describes performance in a specified test. It is not a promise that a safe cannot be opened, and it does not establish fire protection.
A practical checklist
Check exterior and interior measurements, door projections, open-door clearance and the entire delivery route.
Plan floor loading, stairs and access with appropriate professionals. Do not assume a heavy safe suits every floor.
Ask about the exact lock, number of keys or codes, shelving, interior configuration and accessories.
Request current photos, the rating label, lock details and any refurbishment or warranty terms in writing.
Common questions
No. They describe different tests. Ask for the fire-test specification and burglary classification separately for the exact safe.
Yes. Ask us about the options, condition, locks, dimensions and any written terms for the actual units available.
Please discuss this with us before ordering. Access, weight, placement and site conditions affect what arrangements are needed.
Contact us with the model or requirements. We will confirm what options and ordering arrangements are available.
A conversation is a good place to start
Tell us what you need to secure. We’ll help you consider the safe, the space and the installation.