Security Safes

Security safes are used to protect valuables, cash, documents and sensitive items from theft, unauthorised access and, in some cases, fire damage.

Some security safes offer fire resistance, but not all are fireproof. Always check the fire rating if fire protection is required. Some security safes may have different levels of fire protection for different materials, for example paper and documents may be protected for longer than digital media.

Many security safes should be securely bolted to a wall or floor to prevent removal. Fixing requirements depend on the safe type and security rating.

This depends on your needs. Electronic and digital locks offer convenience, while key locks provide simplicity. Some safes combine multiple locking methods for maximum security and convenience.

Insurance providers may require specific types or ratings of security safes depending on the value and type of items being stored. You should check with your insurance provider.

Security safes are designed to protect cash, valuables, confidential documents and digital media from theft and unauthorised access. Homes, offices, retail premises and public buildings all use them as part of a security and risk management strategy.

 Home safes are a practical way to protect cash, valuables and important documents from theft. They come in a range of sizes and security ratings, so you can choose one that fits your space and risk level.

 A good cash rating is one that matches how much you're storing and what your insurer requires. Our team can help you find a rating suited to your risk level.

 Professional fitting is not required for every security safe, though bolting one to a solid floor or wall can improve security. This depends on the model, so check the product details or ask our team.