Expert Advice on Safes and Vault Doors

After a generator went missing from her property, Gayle Kiser decided to check her wildlife camera tapes – and there he was, an unknown man, checking out her property. Unfortunately, no one has yet been able to identify the thief but now Gayle realizes that a wildlife cam may be able to serve two purposes! 

Most robbers you hear about are usually bumbling fools – down on their luck, just looking to make a quick buck. But back in the day there were some seriously inspired robbers – we’ve seen movies about them, read books, and now I have a great list for you of the top ten heist stories.  

If you’re in the market for a safe, it goes without saying that you want something that provides unparalleled security at a great price. There is nothing quite so important as protecting your precious heirlooms, goods and belongings from burglary and, in the unfortunate event that your home is broken into, you deserve the peace of mind that comes with knowing your belongings are secure.

Did you know summer is the absolute peak time for home break in’s? That’s why, while we’re all carefree and enjoying our summer holidays, robbers are thinking of new and creative ways to break into your home. It is especially important to remember how vulnerable your home can be while you and the kids are off visiting Grandma or at the Lake for a week with friends.  

One often overlooked bonus of owning a home safe is the insurance perks that can come with it. It’s common for many home insurance policies to cover small amounts of cash stashed at home but this number increases greatly when you keep your assets in an insured safe.  

Hi, Dye the Safe Guy here, manager of Safe & Vault Store.com. Today we're going to talk about the Lagard Basic II Digital Electronic Lock. Many of our safe manufacturers use this very popular lock, manufactured in Lexington, Kentucky. It's one of the staples of the digital electronic lock business.

This is a fantastic video about how a safe can manage to be both incredibly inaccessible and very accessible at the same time – depending if you are trying to break into the safe or if you have a code at the ready. It really helped demystify the safe as a security method for me. Did you know that safes are made of steel, concrete, and Diatomaceous Earth? Do you understand how the locking mechanism of a safe works? You will after watching this video.

Hi, Dye the Safe Guy here, manager of Safe & Vault Store.com to talk today about why is composite concrete material better overall for burglar and fire protection then drywall material. Right here you will see a display showing two different safe constructions out there today. I'm talking about burglar fire safes, I'm talking about gun safes. All kinds of safes. Many gun safes and burglar fire safes use two layers of steel, the inner and outer layers. And for the fire protection inside they use drywall. Regular drywall that goes up in a home or a commercial building.