Safes

List what you plan to store: passports, A4 documents, cash, jewelry, a laptop or watches. Then compare that with the interior dimensions or capacity on each product page, since thick fire-resistant walls make the inside noticeably smaller than the outside. Choosing a little more space than you need today leaves room for documents you add later.

A key lock is simple and needs no batteries, though the key must be kept somewhere secure. A digital keypad lets you set your own code and change it when needed, and it runs on batteries that should be replaced regularly. Check the product page for the lock type of each RGT and Campomatic safe.

Fire safes are tested to protect their contents for a set time at high temperatures, and that rating differs between models. Check the product page for the fire rating of each safe, including the duration and the type of contents it covers. Placing the safe away from obvious fire risks, such as the kitchen, adds a margin of safety.

Digital safes usually warn you with a low battery signal, so replace the batteries as soon as it appears. Many models also have an emergency key or another backup way to open the safe. Check the manual for your model's emergency access method, and keep any backup key somewhere secure away from the safe itself.

Yes, our team can install your safe, including fixing it to the floor or wall where the model has anchoring points. Bolting a safe in place makes it much harder to remove. Choose the location before installation day and check that the floor can carry the weight, especially for larger fire safes.

Yes. Every safe we sell comes with the manufacturer's warranty. Terms range from 1 to 10 years depending on the product and the manufacturer, and we pass them on transparently, exactly as RGT or Campomatic supplies them. Ask us for the exact warranty of any model before you order.