Home Safes

Can Safes
Fake can safes offer a versatile and cost effective approach to hiding cash or jewelry out of sight without a need to have a full-scale safe at home ...[More]

Depository Safe
Opening a safe is a case of entering the correct code on a electronic keypad (up to 8 PIN numbers) or using a set of keys. Money drop safes can be equipped with auto-tampering devices ...[More]

Diversion Safes
Book Diversion Safe - a actual book (in assorted titles, often unpopular and boring) opens up to reveal a secret compartment hollowed out for concealing valuables, such as a passport, jewelry...[More]

Fire Media Safe
Media fire safes can be key locked, operate with a biometric fingerprint lock, or combination code to offer an immense choice in security devices. All locks can be programmed to accept ...[More]

Fire Resistant Safe
A solid built fire proof safe offers 1 to 2 hours for protection for DVD's, CD's, memory sticks, USB drives, or critical paperwork up to a fire temperature of 1700° - 1850° F ...[More]

Fire Safe File Cabinets
SCHWAB, FireKing®, Sentry Safe Group all manufacture a series of extremely rigorous, fire - impact - and water-resistant cabinets to protect all vital documents in one secure and convenient ...[More]

Picture Frame Safe
A picture frame wall safe is a perfect solution for locking valuables out of sight in a private residence or business premises. All valuables in need of safeguarding can be hidden within an elegant ...[More]

Safe Boxes for Home
Believe it or not, safe boxes for home can actually serve as aesthetic cabinets of unparalleled security. Some safe boxes can be bolted on the wall. Some safe boxes can actually be bolted WITHIN ...[More]

Security Lock Box
Security boxes are often seen to be constructed in a double steel wall for an effective security measure, with a insulation that's fire retardant to protect from heat and flames ...[More]

Brinks Home Security Boxes
Most Brinks security boxes allow you to turn your alarm system on with just one touch. That key is easy to find—it is simply marked “on.” Since most systems include a motion sensor ...[More]