All of us here at the Safe and Vault Storewant to express our appreciation for our loyal customers. We have been serving the public for the past seven decades—focusing on home safety and security.
Between COVID-19 and the holidays, fast-approaching police departments such as the Spokane Washington Police warn that online shopping is on the rise and with that so are porch pirates. Yes, sadly these are thieves who set out specifically to steal packages that are left on your property.
Whether it’s by having insurance policies or a fire escape plan, we plan for unlikely situations that bring a heavy burden. Do you have a home invasion plan, though?
Are you looking for a great holiday, birthday, or anytime gift for the handgun or pistol owner in your life? There are lots of great gifts that you can buy, and the best part is that there are different gifts to fit every budget.
When wildfires spread, families often flee with only minutes of notice. Here's what to store in a fireproof safe (and why digital media needs its own kind of safe).
Are you ready to act quickly if someone breaks into your home while you are sleeping? In the unfortunate event of a home invasion you only have a few seconds to wake up, reach for your handgun and deal with the imminent threat.
Cannabis security is an important part of developing a comprehensive safety plan for cannabis growers, dispensaries, pharmacies, transporters, and testing facilities to protect assets and to protect employees, vendors, and customers.
Owning a firearm is a freedom that many Americans enjoy. However, gun ownership comes with immense responsibility -- not only when handling or firing a gun but also when it comes to storing one.
This video "Safe Anchoring System demo" shows the importance of the need to bolt your safe to a solid surface. In the video, a safe is bolted to a concrete pad. A forklift is being used to hit the safe and try and dislodge it from the ground. You can see that with a safe bolted correctly, even a heavy-duty forklift cannot remove it from the ground.
During the coronavirus pandemic, we've been told that we're safer at home. And while this is certainly true when it comes to stopping the spread of COVID-19, this isn't to say that our properties are impenetrable.
