A few posts back, I went into a bit of detail discussing the benefits of a wall safe, and one of the primary perks is easy concealment. Now, if you read the article, you may also remember that I recommended not storing anything terribly valuable in them because, in most cases, if a burglar really wanted to, it’s quite feasible that he could simply pry the unit out of the wall and run off with it. A floor safe provides the best of both worlds; it offers the potential for incredible concealment, and can be extremely difficult to break into, remove, burn or flood. If installed properly, a floor safe can be a fantastic home security investment.
Archive for the ‘Floor and Wall Safes’ Category
Achieve Ultimate Underground Protection With a Floor Safe
On January - 14 - 2010
A Few of My Favorite Wall Safes
On December - 20 - 2009
If you read my previous post on wall safes, you already know how I feel about them. I think that they serve fantastically as a way to get to your firearms as quickly as possible, specifically rifles, shotguns, and SMGs. The problem with bedside style pistol safes is that you can’t typically lock up a [...]
Behind Wall Safe Number Three We Have…Home Defense
On December - 16 - 2009
Sorry for the cheesy title, but there isn’t much that can make you feel cooler than pushing a painting aside, swiping your finger over a biometric fingerprint scanner, and pulling a ready to rack Benelli M4 out a secret hole in your wall. That Hollywood action-flick dream can become a reality with with the magic of a wall safe (that and $1500 to buy a new Benelli Super 90). Let my explain what I intend to do in this post. First, in my typical fashion, I’m going to tell you what I don’t like about wall safes, particularly for valuables, then I’m going to tell you what I do like.
