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Expert Advice on Safes and Vault Doors

In recent months we have noticed an increase in activity of safe sales and the main reason for this is that people fear their hard-earned money is not safe in a financial institution.
While many people keep guns in their home for protection, hunting, and many other reasons, not everyone stores them safely. This can be particularly dangerous in homes with children.
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Many safe consumers assume that sensitive items such as hard drives, DVD's or photographs can be stored in a standard fireproof safe and that these items will be protected.  
A big part of being a responsible gun owner is keeping your weapons safe. Handguns, in particular, can be very deadly in the wrong hands. In this article, we’ll cover some tips for handgun security. 
Whenever we talk about safe rankings and ratings here at Safe and Vault Store, we inevitably talk about the UL or the Underwriters Laboratories. But, what exactly is the UL and how does it come up with ratings for safes and vaults?  
Hi, Dye the Safe Guy, Dye Hawley Sales Manager for Safe & Vault Store. Here today to talk about the Vaultek VT20i. This is a fantastic product. It weighs 7.5 pounds. As you can see it has a door that opens up to the back. It's spring loaded. The other feature about this that I really like is it has a not only a biometric lock as you can see me operating here, it also has a keypad to backup the biometric lock. And if all else fails, there is a key override right here as you can see.
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One of the best uses for safes is the safekeeping of important family and life documents such as marriage certificates, birth and death certificates, home deeds, stock or bond certificates, and other important financial documents. Even with the increased digitization of…well, everything it is still important to keep hard copies within easy reach. 

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