Expert Advice on Safes and Vault Doors

Hi, Dye the Safe Guy here, Dye Hawley, to talk about the Hayman Polyethylene floor safe model FS2300B. This is the mid-range floor safe in the Hayman Polyethylene line. This safe is 15" high by 18 1/2" wide and 15" deep. The Hayman FS2300B has 1.35 cubic feet of interior shelf space. 

Hi, Dye The Safe Guy here again with Safe and Vault Store.com Today were going to talk about floor safes. There are many types of floor safes. The first thing you want to understand is the fact that floor safes can be used for gold. platinum, silver, coins, jewelry.

News about the state of the economy has more people looking at gold as an investment. While we cannot say whether this is a good idea or not, there will be more people looking for a safe harbor for their investments.  

Obtaining a floor safe for your business is a good sound decision. It can provide maximum security for your valuables in the case of burglary or fire. It is out of sight, very hard to remove from the premises, and being in the floor it is not susceptible to flames.

Eye-level access and easy concealment, or burglar-resistant storage sunk in concrete? Here's how to pick between a wall safe and a floor safe.

Floor safes don't have options in them that are available in other types of safes. They usually aren't large like vaults and aren't durable like high-security safes which tend to survive through floods, fires, earthquakes, and other natural disasters. 

There are some possessions that are irreplaceable, for that reason we take every precaution to protect these items. To that end many have found it beneficial to purchase a burglar fire safe to preserve their valuables.  

An in-floor safe is one of the smartest security choices you can make: once installed and covered, it disappears from view entirely. Here's a step-by-step guide to installing in both concrete and wood floors, plus when to hire a professional and our top 3 floor safe recommendations.