Safe Deposit Boxes are specifically designed for banks, jeweller’s, hotels, etc., and can offer a system for safekeeping documents, jewels, money and any type of valuable object.
Safe deposit boxes are a secure container usually made of metal that’s used to store valuables at a bank or credit union. These boxes are often kept in vaults and can be rented throughout the lifetime of a customer for an annual fee.
Our safety deposit boxes can be perfectly installed in Grade IV Armoured Vaults, Grade IV High Risk Safes, Video-monitored enclosed cabinets, etc.
The safety deposit boxes have anti-picking and anti-extraction protection which along with the general construction have achieved an official laboratory certification in compliance of Regulation UNE 108-115 Level B security rating.
What should go in a safe deposit box
Antiques, documents and anything that’s difficult or impossible to replace that isn’t needed right away could be worth putting in a safe deposit box.
What should not go in a safe deposit box
Avoid storing items you might need on short notice or in an emergency in your safe deposit box.
When should you use a safe deposit box?
Even if the item you are storing in a safe deposit box doesn’t typically need to be retrieved quickly, consider how simply not having access to the item might be troublesome.
Why use a safe deposit box?
Safe deposit boxes can provide added safety beyond what you may have available at home.