Vaults and Safes

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.