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It is often thought that every safe is fire resistant. That is possible, but not by definition. A safe is only truly fire resistant if it has been tested and certified according to a fire-resistant standard. In this blog article we will discuss what kind of safe a fire resistant safe is, w

What kind of safe do you own? Safe with electronic code lock Safe with electronic code lock and emergency key Safe with a key lock Safe with fingerprint lock Safe with 2 locks (double locks) 1. Your safe is equipped with an electronic code lock Many 'problems' of a code lock are caused by a

Regardless of the weight, we always recommend anchoring your safe. This prevents the safe from being taken from you. A well-anchored safe is an absolute necessity for light and medium-weight safes. The European standard even prescribes that all burglar-resistant safes up to 1000 kg must be prop

A wide variety of locks are available for safes. You can buy a safe with a key lock, mechanical code lock, electronic combination lock or biometric lock. There are also time locks and safes can be equipped with double locks so that 2 people are needed to open the safe. Each type of lock has its own

We often get asked about the replacement of lost keys or supply of additional keys. We can only provide replacement keys for a small selection of manufacturers and if you have purchased the safe from us. Extra and replacement keys for elsewhere bought safes If you have purchased a safe from a diffe

Not all safes on the market are fireproof. Most safes do not offer any fire protection at all, so it is important to check the safe you are purchasing gives you the protection you require. When purchasing a fire safe it is important to choose the right safe for whatever it is you are planning to sto

Alarm systems are usually purchased as a result of a burglary or burglaries in your area. There is a wide choice of home security options available. This buying guide is to help you make an informed decision as to which type would suit you best. At Simply Safes, we understand there are a lot of comp

Wall safes are specifically designed to be secured within a cut out section in a wall as opposed to a standard type safe which you bolt to a wall or floor and this is a free standing type of safe. Whether a wall safe is suitable to be installed in your home would be determined by the type of walling

Here at Simply Safes, this is one of the most frequently asked questions that we receive. We have put together this handy buying guide to help you make your choice. Ultimately it is our opinion that this broadly down to your own personal preference. This guide also goes into further detail about the