Expert Advice on Safes and Vault Doors Tagged "Home Security" Page 10

Data Media Safes

Storing digital media is quickly becoming more and more important in the hi-tech modern world of today. Thankfully digital storage is getting cheaper but one aspect that is often forgotten is securing such storage devices so that they will be safe from fire, water, and theft. Often times digital media has a greater actual and sentimental value than many traditional valuables. Additionally, digital media is usually much more sensitive than the typical mainstays of home safes and necessitates special care from heat and humidity. Here we’ll look at some of the basic options that are available for securing your digital data and why it's important.

July 24, 2013
2 min read

What Makes a Good Padlock?

Owning a decent padlock might just be one of the best investments you make. There’s a ton of great applications for a good padlock and if you shop smartly you can cut out some of the inherent weaknesses found in cheaper models. There’s even times when you’ll find yourself having to secure thousands of dollars of good behind a padlock (i.e. storage containers or a nice bicycle) so it might just be a good idea to do some research and get the most out of your money. So, here we’ll look at just what it takes to make a strong padlock and what to look for when shopping around.

May 22, 2013
3 min read

Complaints about fraudulent security alarm sales are on the rise

Front-Door Bandits Selling Home Security Systems

February 07, 2013
1 min read

Biometric Finger Scanners

Biometric locking mechanisms are quickly becoming a favorite for gun and gun safe owners. There are numerous perks to this kind of locking mechanism that really outshine the competition for your home gun safe. The main perk is the quick and easy access that can be granted with a fingerprint scanning lock. This kind of locking mechanism is best suited for gun owners that keep their firearm in a safe for purposes of home security. Biometric locking mechanisms can be outfitted on any kind of safe; and are even in recent years being used for laptop computers and automobiles.

February 05, 2013
2 min read

Buying a Home Security System? Don't Get Robbed!

We recommend you don't let anyone talk you into purchasing something that you don't want or need be aware of the three day cooling off rule which is federal law and gives the buyer and a door-to-door sales the right to cancel and receive and get a full refund within three business days.

August 06, 2012
1 min read

Safe and Vault Store YouTube Channel

Did you know we have a YouTube Channel devoted to teaching you all about the latest safes on the market, the newest security measures, and for answering all of your burning questions? Well…we do! Dye the Safe Guy has been providing you with some great videos for several years now. Whether you know quite a lot about safes and are looking to add to your home or office security or if you are just now doing research for a safe as a first-time buyer, he has some great information for you! He not only checks out the latest models that have come into the warehouse but also talks about the advantages of different types of home or office safes. If you have a question, let us know and we’ll see if we can’t get Dye to answer your question via YouTube!

May 08, 2012
1 min read

Burglar & Fire Safes Video

February 16, 2012
1 min read

Home Security: Wired vs. Wireless

While the general assumption these days is that wires are messy and complicated relics of a bygone era there may still be some perks for wired systems when it comes to home security. There is a bit of a divide in the home security sector as to which is better: wired or wireless?

November 20, 2011
2 min read

How to Move a Large Safe: DIY Steps and When to Hire a Pro

Moving a large safe is possible as a DIY project, but "possible" and "smart" are not the same thing. Here's an honest guide to weight thresholds, DIY techniques, stairs, floor protection, and when to just hire a pro.

October 23, 2010
8 min read

How to Install an In-Floor Safe: A Step-by-Step Guide for Concrete and Wood Floors

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.

July 01, 2010
6 min read

Browning SP23 Sporter Gun Safe Review: Best-in-Class Fire Protection at an Entry Price

The Browning SP23 Sporter is the entry point into Browning's Core Collection series and packs a Best-in-Class 95-minute fire rating into an economy-tier price. Full spec walkthrough, security features, and how it compares to the SP33.

January 23, 2010
4 min read

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