Buy a home safe: The perfect safe for your home


Artemis 40 - fireproof safe (60 min.) with S2 burglary protection - (38 x 48 x 47 cm)
Artemis

Linos 70 - Safe Grade 2 (EN1143-1) - (70 x 55 x 46.5cm)
Linos

Artemis 45 - fireproof safe (60 min.) with S2 burglary protection - (43 x 48 x 47 cm)
Artemis

Eris 20 - Furniture Safe Security Level S1 - (19 x 38 x 37.5cm)
Eris

Linos 85 - Safe Grade 2 (EN1143-1) - (85 x 55 x 46.5cm)
Linos

Elios 120 - Grade 3 Safe (EN1143-1) - (120 x 55 x 46.5cm)
Elios

Eris 30 - Furniture Safe Security Level S1 - (30 x 44 x 36.5cm)
Eris

Linos 55 - Safe Grade 2 (EN1143-1) - (55 x 55 x 46.5cm)
Linos

Aton 115 - Safe Grade 1 (EN1143-1) - (115 x 50 x 42cm)
Aton
![Nox 35 - Möbeltresor VdS Klasse 1 [EN1143-1/VdS 2450] - (34 x 50 x 41cm), Widerstandsgrad 1](http://www.bremertresor.at/cdn/shop/files/nox-35lichtgrau-doppelbartschloss-halboffen_1.jpg?v=1785337638&width=600)
Nox 35 - Furniture Safe VdS Class 1 [EN1143-1/VdS 2450] - (34 x 50 x 41cm)
Nox

Elios 135 - Safe Grade 3 (EN1143-1) - (135 x 55 x 46.5cm)
Elios

Eris 40 - Furniture Safe Security Level S1 - (38 x 38 x 37.5cm)
Eris
![Nox 45 - Möbeltresor VdS Klasse 1 [EN1143-1/VdS 2450] - (44 x 50 x 41cm), Widerstandsgrad 1](http://www.bremertresor.at/cdn/shop/files/nox-45lichtgrau-doppelbartschloss-halboffen_1.jpg?v=1785337662&width=600)
Nox 45 - Furniture Safe VdS Class 1 [EN1143-1/VdS 2450] - (44 x 50 x 41cm)
Nox

Eris 45 - Furniture Safe Security Level S1 - (46 x 44 x 36.5cm)
Eris

Eris 50 - Furniture safe security level S1 - (48 x 38 x 37.5cm)
Eris

Eris 70 - Furniture Safe Security Level S1 - (73 x 38 x 37.5cm)
Eris
![Nox 55 - Möbeltresor VdS Klasse 1 [EN1143-1/VdS 2450] - (54 x 50 x 41cm), Widerstandsgrad 1](http://www.bremertresor.at/cdn/shop/files/nox-55lichtgrau-doppelbartschloss-halboffen_1.jpg?v=1785337684&width=600)
Nox 55 - Furniture Safe VdS Class 1 [EN1143-1/VdS 2450] - (54 x 50 x 41cm)
Nox
Find the right home safe with Bremer Tresor
There are many different types of valuables. Depending on exactly what you want to store in the safe, models with very specific features are suitable. It is best to use our free consultation or our safe finder to find the right home safe.
Do you have any questions? We are happy to advise you
If you still have questions or special requests, simply contact us by phone or e-mail. Our experts will be happy to help you find the right model for you.
Which types of home safes are suitable for my home?
Not every type of safe is equally well-suited for accommodation within your own four walls. Whatever you decide on, for your own safety, always ensure that the safe is anchored. Due to time and noise constraints, safes are rarely broken into on-site; instead, they are usually taken away for this purpose.
We offer you various types of safes that are suitable for private use at home. Which one is appropriate for you depends, among other things, on what items you would like to keep safe and how much space you have available for the safe. Discover, for example:
- Furniture safes
- As safes built into furniture, a furniture safe is classified as a hidden safe. Especially if you do not have the option of installing a safe into the masonry, a furniture safe is a good alternative. This is particularly the case if you want to securely store a safe in a rented apartment. While dismantling a cabinet and taking the safe away would theoretically be possible, it causes a lot of noise and takes time; both represent high risks for a burglar.
- Security safes
- We recommend security safes that have a very high weight or are firmly anchored. Due to their solid construction, these safes require more space and cannot be easily integrated into a cabinet. However, if space is sufficient, they are probably the most secure option.
- Wall safes
- A wall safe is embedded into the masonry of a wall, which makes it almost impossible to remove the safe. In addition, choose a concealed wall location to increase the security of the safe even further.
- Floor safes
- This is a variant that is less suitable for rental apartments, as the installation measures require an opening in the floor and therefore damage to the floor. However, such a model offers very special security, which can be further increased by a hiding place under floorboards.
Security levels and certifications
As a dealer of safes for the home, quality and security are our top priorities, which is why all our safes are tested and certified by official institutes. There are significant differences between safe security levels or resistance grades, which indicate the break-in protection of a safe, and fire protection classes, which represent a safe's protection against fire.
Resistance grades for security safes
These safes are specialized for the secure storage of valuables and offer protection against burglary attempts. The rule is: the higher the security level, the more effective the protection. The security levels S1 and S2 offer basic protection.
From resistance grade N/0 up to resistance grade 5, the safes have undergone special testing procedures. These offer good to very good protection against burglary attempts.
Fire protection classes for fireproof safes
If you would like to protect important documents in the event of a fire, we recommend choosing a fireproof safe. Depending on the certification, these safes have undergone specific testing procedures to ensure fire protection for 30, 60, or 120 minutes. In contrast, a conventional security safe does not offer specific fire protection for documents.
Choosing the right lock for home safes
Choosing the right lock significantly determines the ease of use and daily security of your safe. While the classic double-bit lock requires secure key management, you avoid the danger of misplacing keys with modern electronic combination locks. Always ensure careful handling of codes and keys when using your home safe. Here you will find a summary of our high-security locks:
Double-bit lock: Secure locking with a key
The double-bit lock for the home safe offers proven security through simple key access. Its simple elegance hides robust security features. Be sure to handle the key properly to prevent unauthorized access.
Combination lock: Electronic security with an individual code
The electronic combination lock enables effortless opening of the home safe by entering a personal 6-digit code and offers flexibility with an additional 7-digit master code.
Kaba Mauer B90: High-tech all-rounder with a hidden key lock
The Kaba Mauer B90 features an elegant electronic combination lock with a hidden key lock for opening options in all situations. The Kaba Mauer lock also offers additional features, such as reading access data via computer software.
Combination lock with override: A combination of code and key
The optimal combination of an electronic combination lock and a double-bit lock allows for opening via code or key and offers additional flexibility.
Optimal placement: Where should I hide my home safe?
Your home safe provides even greater security if it is not placed in an obvious location and is therefore not easily found by burglars. However, please note that your safe must be firmly anchored in any case; otherwise, it is easily transportable as a whole and can be broken into at leisure in any location after theft. Places in the house that are often searched first include the wardrobe and the bedroom in general. We would be happy to advise you on locations in your house where a safe can be securely accommodated.
Small home safe: Maintenance and care
To ensure your home safe provides reliable protection in the long term, regular maintenance is crucial. Regularly check the functionality of the locking mechanism and, in case of doubt, have a professional check the safe. We also offer this maintenance service to ensure that your safe is always in optimal condition.
Buy your home safe today at Bremer Tresor
Investing in a high-quality home safe is a smart decision for anyone who wants to protect their valuable belongings. Whether against break-ins, fire, or both: we have the right home safe for you, including maintenance, transport, and comprehensive consulting services. Discover our range now!
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
The police advise using safes that comply with European standards for fire and burglary protection. A model certified according to EN 1143-1 or ECB-S offers secure storage for important documents and valuables.
The cost of a high-quality home safe varies depending on size, security level, and additional features. As a rule, the budget for such a safe is between 300 and 1000 euros.
The best location for a safe is in an area that is difficult to access. To maximize security, obvious places such as the bedroom or the study should be avoided. Please also read our guide on hiding a safe.
Using a home safe is particularly useful if you want to securely store important documents such as birth certificates, insurance policies, jewelry, or digital storage media. Buying a safe is also recommended in areas with an increased risk of burglary.






