Safes with keys: the right investment for your home


Pallas 45 - fireproof safe VdS Class N/0 - (44 x 47 x 44cm)
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Pallas 40 - fireproof safe VdS Class N/0 - (38 x 47 x 44cm)
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Pallas 150 - fireproof safe VdS Class N/0 - (151 x 71 x 48cm)
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Pallas 130 - fireproof safe VdS Class N/0 - (133 x 71 x 48cm)
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Pallas 110 - fireproof safe VdS Class N/0 - (114 x 71 x 48cm)
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Apis 190B - Fireproof safe 60 minutes - (189 x 129 x 46cm)
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Apis 190 - Fireproof safe 60 minutes - (189 x 89 x 45cm)
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Apis 150 - Fireproof safe 60 minutes - (151 x 71 x 48cm)
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Apis 130 - Fireproof safe 60 minutes - (133 x 71 x 48cm)
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Apis 80 - Fireproof safe 60 minutes - (78 x 47 x 43cm)
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Drako 100 - Grade 6 Safe (EN1143-1) - (99 x 66 x 62cm)
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Focus on Security: The Advantages of Safes with Key Locks
Our safes with double-bit locks offer a number of decisive advantages compared to other security solutions. Their robustness and reliability are paramount.
Unlike combination locks, safes with double-bit locks are immune to technical malfunctions or forgotten codes. Access to your valuables remains guaranteed at all times, without the need for electricity or batteries.
Another plus point is their use in damp environments (e.g., basements). Our safes with keys withstand the most adverse conditions and offer optimal storage, even in environments with high humidity.
Simple Operation, No Worries About Codes
The simple operation of our safes with keys eliminates the fear of forgotten codes. The double-bit lock allows for quick and effortless access to your valuables. The included spare keys offer additional security and ensure that you can always access your valuables.
Buy your safe with a key now! Whether you are looking for a large safe for documents and valuables or a compact safe for private use, we offer a wide range of safe types to meet your individual needs.
Our experts are happy to provide you with individual advice today. You can find all contact methods on our contact page.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
A key-operated safe offers solid security, but is more vulnerable to key loss or theft compared to more modern electronic safes with advanced security features such as combination locks or biometric authentication.
Yes, as a rule, the locks of key-operated safes can be replaced to increase security or in the event of key loss. However, it is advisable to have this carried out by a professional.
It is recommended to store the safe key in a secure and discreet location that is protected from unauthorized access, for example in a locked safe or a well-hidden area known only to authorized persons.






