SAFETY SINCE 1920
Due to high demand, many people are currently focusing intensively on the question of how important documents and valuables can be stored reliably, either at home in their own safe or in solutions such as a bank safe deposit box.
As a manufacturer, we don't just sell products – we live and breathe security technology. We know every weld, every bolt and every weak point from the development stage. With us, you don't get a standard off-the-shelf solution, but a well-thought-out security concept that tackles burglars exactly where they fail.
THE RIGHT CHOICE
Before investing in long-term security, it is crucial to ask the right questions, because only an informed decision will ensure that a safe optimally meets your individual requirements and legal requirements.
Do not compromise. An incorrect resistance grade or insufficient anchoring can cost you your insurance cover in an emergency. Avoid making the wrong purchase and seek personal advice from our safe experts.
DETERMINE CONTENT:
The first and most crucial step on the way to finding your ideal safe is to determine its contents. This is because the type of valuables directly influences the necessary security class (burglary protection) and features (fire protection).
How sensitive are the contents? Documents and data carriers ideally require additional fire protection, while valuable jewellery requires particularly high burglary protection.
TYPE OF SAFE
SECURITY CABINET: For documents and valuables, solid basic protection against theft.
VALUABLES CABINET: High burglary resistance, ideal for particularly valuable items or cash.
FURNITURE SAFE: Compact and inconspicuous, perfect for home or office use.
GUN CABINET: Legally compliant storage of weapons and ammunition.
FIRE PROTECTION SAFE: Characterised by particularly high fire protection.
ARMOURED CASH CABINET: Maximum protection for large amounts of cash and extremely high-value items.
PLAN LOCATION
The installation location determines whether you need a furniture, wall or floor safe and what type of anchoring is required.
FURNITURE SAFE (anchored in furniture):
This type is often discreetly placed in cupboards, shelves or desks and firmly attached to the back wall or floor of the furniture and/or the wall behind it. It is ideal for private use as it is inconspicuous.
WALL SAFE (attached to the masonry)
A wall safe is very inconspicuous and can disappear completely into the wall, leaving only the door surface visible. They can be easily concealed behind pictures, mirrors or furniture.
FLOOR SAFE (free-standing):
Larger and heavier safes can be placed freely in the room (e.g. in the basement, in the office or in a separate room).
TYPE OF OPENING
Choosing the right locking system is essential for the everyday convenience and security of your safe. There are essentially three technologies to choose from:
- KEY
- PIN CODE
- FINGERPRINT
While keys offer absolute reliability, PIN codes and fingerprints (biometrics) provide maximum convenience and are ideal if the safe needs to be opened frequently and quickly. Always ensure that you choose certified lock technology for proven security.
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