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UK Organisations Providing Security Safe Approval

Posted on January 31, 2013 by admin in Buying a Security Safe, Safe Testing and Certification

It’s not only European organizations such as the ECB-S who can provide approval for security safes and similar products. There are also several UK-based groups who can do likewise. If your safe has been approved or certified by any of the following organizations, then it is almost certain to provide the amount of protection it claims.

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Time Locks

Posted on January 23, 2013 by admin in Buying a Security Safe, General, Locks

A time lock will vastly increase the level of security provided by your safe. Easy to use but difficult for the burglar to bypass, a time lock can be fitted on almost any safe.

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Fireproof Security Safes

Posted on January 4, 2013 by admin in Buying a Security Safe, Fireproof Security Safes

Traditionally, safes were designed to protect their contents against either theft or fire. Anti-burglar safes offered little to no fire resistance, while fireproof safes were relatively easy for a thief to break open. As technology and materials advanced, it became possible to create a safe that could offer both kinds of protection. Fireproof security safes are now readily available, and provide two forms of protection without compromising on either.

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Second Hand Cash Safes

Posted on January 4, 2013 by admin in Buying a Security Safe, Secondhand and Used Security Safes

A well constructed security safe can last for many years if it is properly maintained. Unsurprisingly, there is a large market for secondhand and previously owned models. However, there are several factors worth considering before purchasing a secondhand safe. A little research can be the difference between a great bargain or a waste of money.

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