Protect what is important

Think about the fact that over time your valuables and documents will increase. So don't choose a safe that's too small!

Do you need protection against fire in addition to burglary? Are you interested in a safe for storing weapons or do you need to protect data media, or perhaps you would like to store cash, jewellery or documents?

Remember that the safe should be hidden from view of outsiders. Choose a location that is easily accessible but discreet. You can also opt for a representative safe, with a unique exterior finish and interior fittings tailored to your needs.

Note that the higher the resistance class of a safe, the higher the insurance amount for its contents may be. Check with your insurance provider to determine the required resistance class for your sum insured. If the safe is fitted with an alarm system, this will affect the insurance cover.

You can choose from a standard lock usually equipped with 2 keys, a mechanical combination lock with a knob or an electronic combination lock. If you don't want to remember keys or codes, consider a biometric lock with a fingerprint reader.