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We care first and foremost about your satisfaction with the safe you purchase. Take our advice into account and choose a safe that perfectly matches your ideas and expectations.
- Appropriate size of the safe
- Type of the safe
- Location of the safe
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Security at home
A secure home safe: how to avoid losing 4 million zlotys?
In its online edition of 15 April 2025, Rzeczpospolita reported that: ‘a safe containing 4 million zlotys fell prey to burglars’. The safe contained, among other things, diamond jewellery, cash and expensive watches. The safe and its contents were stolen from a flat in the centre of Warsaw, located on the ground floor of a building. Do you want to secure your valuables? In this article, we explain why the customer lost so much money. Is it still worth having a home safe despite such incidents? How do you choose the best home safe? And what should a safe be like to withstand a break-in and theft? This article is a must-read for anyone facing the choice of the right safe for their home. We’ll also discuss the different types of safes in this article. Read on!
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A secure home safe – why is it worth having one and how to choose it?
Having a secure home safe is not only a way to protect valuable items, but also an investment in peace of mind and the certainty that our most precious belongings are properly secured. In today's uncertain times, when threats such as theft and fire are becoming increasingly common, a sturdy home safe is an indispensable piece of equipment in every home. Safes are playing a key role in protecting property from burglary, fire and other threats increasingly, and their popularity is steadily growing.
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Security in business
Cash or Blik: lessons from the war in Ukraine
In a crisis, pandemic or war, when people become panicked, they make irrational decisions, which paralyses all the mechanisms we are familiar with in everyday life. For example, when the pandemic broke out, people bought up all the food and toilet paper in shops, ATMs were paralysed and daily withdrawal limits were introduced. On 22 February 2022, when we learned about the war in Ukraine, it was impossible to fill up your car because everyone started stocking up on fuel. This raises the question: how should we manage our money in the event of war or another crisis? We address this topic in the following article.
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