Fireproof safes are built to withstand fire, flood, and similar disasters. However, while there are several safes available for personal and business use, not all of them offer the same level of protection. It’s important to ensure that the safe you select is truly fireproof before installing it in your home or business.
Overview
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Features:
- Fireproof safes generally have a thick wall structure and a thick safe door. The use of different barrier materials increases the thickness of the wall and the door, but keeps heat out as much as possible.
- The frame of the safe door is provided with a kind of tape (often black). This tape swells in the event of a fire and provides extra sealing
- For fire resistant data safes, a wooden inner box is often used. This is wood-colored or lacquered wood. A wooden inner box can provide a watertight seal.
