Vaults and Safes

Why look any farther for a first class, high quality Gun Safe when there’s the Hollon RG-22 Republic Gun Safe. This Gun Safe has a 3 gauge plated door and 9 gauge seamless body. Some other features include: Torch Resistant Fire Rating for 1 Hour of Protection at 1250°F, Drill/Ballistic Resistant Armored Hard Plate to Protect Lock, Active Spring Loaded Re-Locker to Prevent Punch Attacks, Heat Activated Expandable Intumescent Door Seal Designed to Seal out Smoke and Water. Also, the Hollon RG-22 Gun Safe far exceeds California Department of Justice Regulatory Standards for Residential Security Containers. If you’re looking for a high quality Gun Safe, you can’t go wrong with the Hollon RG-22 Republic Gun Safe. This Gun Safe is top of the line!!!

Do you need a Depository Safe that you can count on? The Hollon FDD-3020EE Depository Safe now has a new look, same great quality. The Hollon FDD-3020EE is a double door, front loading B-Rated Depository Safe.  Some features include: Drill/Ballistic Resistant Hardplate that protects internal lock and re-locker, Heavy duty dead bar, which helps prevent door removal during a forced entry attempt. Also, the FDD-3020EE has Anti-Fish Baffle which prevents theft through the deposit door. If you are on the hunt for a Depository Safe that you can count on, choose the Hollon FDD-3020EE. You can’t go wrong with Hollon!!!

Need a massive Floor Safe? You’ve got to check out the Hollon B3500 Floor Safe, another new safe that’s been added on the Hollon line of safes. Dimensions of this floor safe- 17 1/2″ high, 13 1/2″ wide, 24″ deep, weighing 121 lbs. Talk about massive!! The Hollon B3500 is a B rated Floor Safe for foundations. Some other features of this floor safe include: 1/2″ thick solid steel door, 1/4″ thick body, Powder coated for more durable protection, 5 chrome plated solid steel locking bolts and a drill resistant hard plate to protect the lock. If you are in the market for a large, high quality floor safe, you can’t go wrong with the Hollon B3500!

Hollon has added Hotel Safes to their already extensive line of safes. These safes are designed for use in dorm rooms, hospitals, hotels, motels, or any other place where you need an inexpensive steel safe. The guest will be able to set the combo themselves and are equipped for master combo override just in case the guest forgets the combo. These Hotel Safes are excellent to help reduce theft of laptops and personal items. There is no fire protection on these models, but I’m sure Hollon will be carrying some soon! If you are looking for a Hotel Safe, check out the Hollon  HHS-715 and the Hollon HHS-719. You can’t go wrong when it comes to Hollon safes!!!!

The Hollon WS-1014E wall safe is a new addition to the Hollon line. The WS-1014E wall safe comes with an electronic keypad. Just like any other Hollon safe, the WS-1014E wall safe is top quality. Keep in mind that Wall safes  are designed to be concealed and get a great deal of their security from the way in which they are mounted to your walls. Have a pro do the installation. When it’s done right, wall safes are very secure and, with skill, they can be very effectively camouflaged. When choosing a wall safe, the Hollon WS-1014E should be at the top of your list!!

The Hollon Depository Safes are top of the line!! They now have a new look with even better quality. The Hollon HDS-2014E Depository Safe is a top seller and no wonder, they are at a great price especially for the quality. The Hollon Depository Safes are B-rated, come with a drill resistant hard plate and “shark tooth” anti-fish baffle. For maximum security the “shark teeth” keep your cash safe from thieves trying to use a coat hanger or screw driver to “fish out” your money. When choosing a secure, high quality depository safe, you have to check out Hollon Depository Safes, you can’t go wrong.

Floor safes are designed to be installed permanently in a wood or concrete floor. Floor safes provide more security because burglars cannot carry them off. One factor to consider is the type of door that the Floor safes use. Floor safes are available with doors that lift all the way out, or with doors that swing open on a hinge. Some Floor safes have an optional drop slot, which allows deposits to be made without opening the safe. Another factor to consider when choosing a Floor safe is the type of locking mechanism used on the safe. Floor safes are available with traditional combination dials and with electronic keypads.  The electronic keypad is much more convenient than a combination lock, especially if you’re planning on getting into your Floor safe on a regular basis. Some models of Floor safes use interior steel construction with an outer body of rustproof polyurethane. This is important because of the moisture that a Floor safe can be exposed to when mounted in wood or concrete. Look for this feature if the Floor safe is to be installed in an area that is prone to dampness. There are many factors to consider when choosing a Floor safe. Be sure to consider the type of door the safe uses, the type of locking mechanism, and where the safe is to be installed. Keeping all of these factors in mind will ensure that you choose the Floor safe that best suits your needs.

A wall safe is one that is designed to be mounted directly in a wall for added security. Wall safes are specially sized for mounting between studs in a wall. Wall Safes have special mounting brackets designed for this purpose. There are a few factors to consider when choosing a wall safe.

One factor is the type of locking mechanism used by the safe. Wall Safes are available with mechanical key locks, traditional mechanical combination locks and with electronic keypad locks. When choosing a Wall Safe with a combination dial, look for a 4-number combination for added security. Also, consider a Wall Safe with a dual lock - this type requires both a key and a combination in order to open the safe, just for more burglary protection.

Another factor to consider when choosing a wall safe is the  size and amount of storage you’ll be needing. You should choose a Wall Safe that offers more storage than you currently need, because you never know if you’ll need to add more in the future.  Another factor to consider is the type and arrangement of interior storage. Models are available with interior shelving, both fixed and adjustable. Wall Safes with adjustable shelving provides added flexibility.

When choosing a Wall Safe, another feature to look for is hidden hinges. This type of  Wall Safe is designed so that the hinges are recessed within the cabinet of the safe. This means that they are not accessible for tampering, and makes the Wall Safe much more burglary-resistant. You should also consider the overall construction of the wall safe.

There are a number of factors to consider when choosing a wall safe. Keep in mind the type of locking mechanism used, the overall size and amount of storage required, interior shelving, and the construction of the Wall Safe. By considering each of these factors carefully, you can ensure that you choose a wall safe that is best for you.

Depository safes accept deposits from anyone, but only authorized persons can access and retrieve the deposits. Depository Safes are ideal for businesses that handle large amounts of cash on a daily basis. also provide a convenient way of handling non-returnable deposits. Depository Safes are best for temporary storage. Depository Safes are not as secure as burglary-proof safes because of the opening to the outside.

There are a number of factors to consider when choosing a Depository Safes. Be sure to consider the type of depository opening, type of locking mechanism and whether or not you could benefit from a dual-door drop safe. Taking these factors into consideration will help ensure that you choose the Depository Safes that is right for your needs.

Is a biometric lock really an advantage over say an electronic keypad? When you think about it, there is always room for error for any kind of lock. For the biometric lock, if there is a little bit of a smudge on the reader you won’t be able to get in. So, you’d have to wipe down the reader and then try again. Plus, biometric locks are expensive pieces of equipment. When it comes to the electronic keypad there’s always a chance that the batteries will be dead when you need to get into your safe the most. But, if you keep up with the changing of the batteries, this will not likely happen. Of course, there’s the code that you’ll have to remember to punch in which can be difficult in a stressful situation. The upside on the electronic keypad is that they are not as expensive as a biometric lock. In fact, a lot of gun safes feature an electronic keypad. So, if I had to choose between a biometric lock and an electronic keypad, it’d be the electronic keypad hands down!!!!