It’s important to remember that most wall safes are not as ruggedly constructed as free-standing safes. They can’t use the thicker materials because they have to fit in the space between walls and studs. So most of their security comes from being well-hidden. Behind something against the wall in the back of closet is a good location. Also, rather than mounting the wall safe to studs in the wall, you might consider having it concreted in place.
Another fact to keep in mind about wall safes is they are not made using fireproof construction - if you added the extra insulation necessary to make a wall safe fireproof, there wouldn’t be much room left to store anything. As long as you keep these facts in mind, wall safes can be an effective deterrent against burglars. For more information on wall safes.
Chances are, you have a number of documents in your home or business that would be difficult, if not impossible to replace if they were lost in a fire. That’s where good fireproof safes come in. Fireproof safes are tested under actual fire conditions to make certain that the contents remain safe from damage due to the fire and damage due to the water used to put out the fire.
Fireproof safes have special layers of fireproof insulation designed to keep temperatures inside the safe low during a fire. And they have special heat sensitive door seals that expand when heated to seal the contents off from water damage. Make certain the safe you buy is fireproof - look for a 30 minute, 1 hour or 2 hour fireproof rating. You can also kill two birds with one stone by getting a fireproof safe that is also burglary rated — look for a TL 15 or TL 30 rating. For more information on fireproof safes.
Hello,
I have a brand new Originial TL15-2414 commercial safe for sale. If you live in the south Florida area I would deliver it for free, otherwise I am sure we can work something out to ship it.
High security U.L. tool rated TL-15 safes offer higher forms of protection for home and business. They may be required for insurance coverage of valuables falling into Class ER (TL-15). These safes must successfully resist entry for 15 minutes from attack with common hand tools; like hammers, chisels, and wedges, picking tools, mechanical or electric tools, grinding points, carbide drills, abrasive cutting wheels, power saws, and pressure applying devices.
Body is composite material of high density, high strength materials equal to a TL-15 construction.
Door is constructed of high strength composite materials, including a proprietary super alloy in the plate that surrounds the inner door lining, 1.5-inch hardened steel fixed and moving locking bolts, and exterior hinges.
Lock is U.L. Group 2M high security combination dial protected by a random relocking system, which is activated by a tempered glass trigger when under attack.
Fire rating is lab tested for 2 hours @ 1850 degrees.
Exterior is 2-tone textured grey. High gloss colors are available for additional charge.
Burglary Resistant - Protects against tools, hammers, chisels, wedges, drills, and explosive attacks
Fire Resistant - 350 Degree, two-hour Fire Resistant Rating
Safe Door - Constructed of high strength composite materials, including a proprietary super alloy in the plate that surrounds the inner door lining
Safe Body - Constructed of same high strength, high security composite materials.
Bolt Work - Hardened steel fixed and moving bolts.
Locking Mechanism - Protected with a random relocking system. A tempered glass
trigger will activate the relocking system in the event the safe is attacked.
H2414 30.75″H x
21.25″W x
22.8″D 24″H x
15.00″W x 14.25″D 962 2.7 2
Hello everyone,
I am brand new here. I have a DynaVault DV1215 that I am trying to sell. I live in south Florida and would deliver it for free if you are in the area. Otherwise, I am sure we could work something out so I can ship it to you. It has the Lagard e-lock up grade.
DynaVault DV1215
U.L. Listed RSC (Residential Security Container) Label
Light Weight, Dry Composite Construction - 3 3/4″ Thick Door - 1 1/2″ Thick Body
1 Hour Manufacturer Fire Label
Intumescent door seal (the seal swells up to 8 times its normal thickness at high temperatures to lock out heat)
1 1/4″ Unique locking system. Upon closing, the steel framework on the back of the door slides behind the doorframe, securely locking the safe.
Decorative stainless steel trim on hinge side
Security of 2 relocking devices
Drill resistive hard plate
Adjustable shelf
Mounting holes provided
DV-1215 15″ x 181/4″ x 141/4″ 115 lbs. .79 111/4″ x 143/8″ x 81/4″
If you are interested please e-mail me: navyfrog22@yahoo.com
Have you ever thought about what it would take to replace all of the valuable documents in your home or business if they were destroyed by fire? Some are probably even irreplaceable. A fireproof safe is the best way to ensure that those documents would not be destroyed in the event of a fire. Fireproof safes are specially constructed safes that are tested under actual fire conditions to ensure that the contents remain safe during a fire.
They have extra fireproof insulation in the walls and doors, and a special door seal that expands when heated to keep out the water used to put out the fire. These fireproof safes carry a rating — Typical ratings are a 1-hour fireproof rating and a 2-hour fireproof rating. So why not think about getting a fireproof safe today to protect your valuable documents? For more information on the fireproof safe.
Fire safes are designed to protect their contents from damage due to fire and water. They are specially tested under actual fire conditions to make certain that the contents remain undamaged. A typical fire rating is a 1-hour fireproof rating. This means that the safe has been tested to withstand a 1700 degree F fire for a period of 1 hour, and that the temperature inside the safe did not rise above 350 degrees F. This is a low enough temperature to prevent permanent damage to documents and other valuables.
In addition, the humidity is checked while the fire is being distinguished with water, and did not rise above 80%. This makes certain that the safe will not leak any water that could destroy valuable documents. Fire safes have special seals on the doors which expand when heated, thus sealing out the water. For more information on fire safes.
A good wall safe is one of the most secure storage places available for your valuables. They can be concealed behind a picture, behind a piece of furniture or in the back of a closet. And, if properly mounted, even if the thief finds it they won’t be able to carry it off to open it. Wall safes come with flanges that allow for mounting in a wide variety of materials, including walls with metal or wood studs, or even in concrete.
Most burglars are not going to be in your home long enough to find a wall safe- and even if they do, most don’t have the skills to open one. So your valuable documents and other valuable items are safe from thieves. Think about what it would take to replace some of the documents that you have around your home or business? Why not consider getting a wall safe and gaining a little piece of mind in the process. For more information on the wall safe.
Home safes are a good investment. Think about the valuable documents you have around the house - what would it take to replace them if they were stolen or destroyed in a fire? And what about valuable jewelry and cash? If you’re considering purchasing a home safe, make sure that it carries a good burglary and fireproof rating. Example burglary ratings are UL TL 15 and UL TL 30. These ratings ensure that the safe has been tested against attempts to open it by professionals.
Example fireproof ratings include a 1-hour fireproof rating and a 2-hour fireproof rating. These ratings mean that the safe has been tested under actual fire conditions to make certain that the contents remained safe from fire and water damage. Also, if you choose a cabinet style safe, be sure to use the boltholes in the bottom to bolt the safe down - this will ensure that it is not carried off by determined thieves. For more information on home safes.
Gun safes make sense. They protect children by restricting access to your guns to only authorized persons. And they can protect your valuable guns from theft and from damage due to fire. Gun safes are available in two types - pistol safes and cabinet style gun safes for rifles and shotguns. The pistol safes a really just designed to restrict access to the guns. They are small chest-type safes which can be placed on a bedside table or under the bed. But they can be carried of by burglars.
The cabinet-style gun safes can be used to protect your guns from fire and burglary as well as to restrict access to them. Be sure and check and make sure that the gun safe you are looking at is burglary and fireproof rated. Typical burglary ratings are UL TL 15 and UL TL 30. Typical fire ratings are 1 hour fireproof and 2 hour fireproof. Also, make sure the gun safe has enough room inside for all of your guns - don’t forget a shelf for your pistols and ammunition. For more information on gun safes.
A good fire safe is an important part of an overall security strategy. The results of a fire can be devastating enough, but if you lose all of your important documents and other valuables, it is even more devastating. So if you are considering purchasing a safe, make sure that it has a fireproof rating. Typical fireproof ratings are 1-hour fireproof and 2-hour fireproof. A 1-hour fireproof rating, for example, means that the safe has been tested under actual fire conditions to ensure that the interior of the safe does not rise above a certain temperature.
Fireproof safes are also tested to keep the interior humidity low, to prevent damage from the water used to put out the fire. You can also buy special media safes, which are intended to protect valuable computer backup data from the harmful effects of fire and water. They are tested to much sticter standards to keep your valuable media safe. For more information on the fire safe.