Fireproof Cupboards
A fireproof cupboard is ideal for an office or business that requires to store and protect large volumes of documents and valuables from fire damage. A fireproof cabinet combines fire resistance with theft protection, making it ideal for safeguarding important items in homes, offices, or industrial settings.
What Fireproof Cabinets Do?
Fireproof cupboards combine robust construction with tested fire-resistant materials to ensure that the internal temperature remains below the critical threshold at which paper or digital media would be destroyed. Their primary functions include:
• Document Protection: Safeguarding contracts, certificates, archives, and sensitive business records.
• Valuable Storage: Providing secure space for cash, jewellery, or irreplaceable items.
• Compliance & Safety: Meeting workplace safety standards for storing important information or flammable materials.
• Peace of Mind: Offering assurance that even in the event of a fire, essential items remain intact and retrievable.
These cupboards are often used in offices, schools, archives, and homes where large volumes of paperwork or valuables need to be stored securely.
Levels of Fire Protection
The SimplySafes range of fireproof cupboards offers graded fire resistance, tested and certified to withstand fire exposure for specific durations:
30 Minutes Fire Protection
- Suitable for short-term fire resistance.
- Ideal for homes or small offices where fire risk is lower but protection is still essential.
60 Minutes Fire Protection
- Provides extended safety for documents and valuables.
- Commonly chosen by businesses with moderate fire risk.
90 Minutes Fire Protection
- Offers robust protection for larger archives or sensitive records.
- Recommended for organisations with critical compliance requirements.
120 Minutes Fire Protection
- The highest level available in this category.
- Ensures maximum safeguarding of paper documents during prolonged fire exposure.
- Essential for institutions, legal firms, or financial organisations where loss of records would be catastrophic.

_1.jpg)






.jpg)
.jpg)


.jpg)




.jpg)

.jpg)


.jpg)
.jpg)
.jpg)

.jpg)



