How to purchase a safe

We recommend that every family have at least a cash safe, but we also have storage boxes for almost every need, from fire protection to secure data storage. Purchasing a safe for your home does not have to be expensive, and it can save you money in the long term by lowering insurance premiums and preserving valuables in the case of a fire, flood, or burglary.

Safes are useful for more than just preventing cash loss; for many people, the emotional grief caused by the loss of passports, personal photos, and precious things is the most distressing element. Given the vast array of options available, purchasing secure storage for the home can be a minefield. Our safe shop has been created to be as helpful as possible in order to assist you in selecting the best safe for your needs. Every safe comes with a full description that includes the safe's major features, size, and any industry ratings it has received. Our safes are also organised by size, lock type, cash rating, and use. The following are the first questions we recommend you ask yourself:

• Are you going to keep cash in your safe? If so, what is the greatest amount that can be carried at any given time?
• Are you going to keep cash in your safe? If so, what is the greatest amount that can be carried at any given time?
• Will you keep valuables and jewellery in your safe? If that's the case, what is their maximum value at any one time?
• How much storage capacity do you have for your safe?
• Will the safe be kept somewhere where a fire or flood is a possibility?
• Will you keep data in your safe (CDs, DVDs, memory sticks, etc.)?
• What are the dimensions of the objects you'll be storing in your safe? Make a mental note of the answers to these questions and keep them with you at all times.