Large Safes

At the heart of this evolution, the question of the size of safes inevitably arises. From the discretion of compact models to the imposing capacity of large safes, the dedicated space for the protection of assets has a crucial importance.

How to Measure a Safe?

When referring to a large safe, one is talking about a volume reaching 40 liters. This maximum capacity represents the limit beyond which safes can be embedded in a wall without compromising their integrity. This structural consideration is crucial to ensure the optimal security of precious goods or sensitive documents chosen for protection in these safes.

Advantages of a Large Safe

Opting for a safe with such a size offers several advantages. Firstly, the generous capacity allows for storing a substantial quantity of valuable items, important documents, or even weapons, providing a comprehensive protection solution.

Security of Large Safes

It is worth noting that choosing a large safe does not compromise security. On the contrary, Fichet Bauche models are designed with exceptional technical expertise to offer high resistance to burglary attempts, fires, and even explosions. This combination of generous volume and cutting-edge security positions these safes as ideal solutions for those who demand both space and peace of mind in protecting their most valuable assets.

Different Types of “Large Volume” Safes

InviKtus Safe Range

The InviKtus range by Fichet Bauche goes beyond mere security by offering meticulously designed safes for easy integration and daily use. The exclusive material used in the construction of InviKtus safes ensures optimal performance while significantly reducing weight, thus improving maneuverability. The thickness of the defense structure allows for increased volume without sacrificing space, providing generous storage capacities. The strategic placement of locks at the top and the presence of a pull handle on each model facilitate the opening and closing of the safe, making this range as practical as it is secure. With its 6 available volumes (140 L, 200 L, 300 L, 400 L, 600 L, 1,200 L), InviKtus combines security and aesthetics with a simple and elegant design.

Helios Safe Range

For those seeking unparalleled protection against theft and fire, the Helios range by Fichet Bauche stands out for its compliance with the strictest standards. The EN 1143-1 certification, A2P Label, grade I ensures protection against theft up to €25,000 of insurable values. Additionally, the LFS 60P EN 15659 fire protection certification, ECB•S Label, offers fire resistance up to 60 minutes (for paper documents). Certified mechanical and electronic locks according to EN 1300, A2P Label, ensure advanced security. The composite developed by the R&D department optimizes the weight/volume ratio while maintaining a generous usable volume. Features such as anti-drilling shielding, the delayer system, the full-height bolt on the door, and high-quality fire seals make Helios a reference in protection.

Carena Safe Range

Carena stands out for its successful marriage of aesthetic design and cutting-edge security. Certified according to the EN 1143-1 standard, A2P Label, from grade I to grade III (ensuring insurable values from €25,000 to €55,000), this range offers maximum protection against burglary. Certified mechanical and electronic locks according to EN 1300, A2P Label, guarantee reliable security. The innovative locking mechanism of the door, with a handle maneuver causing a full-height bolt combined with an anti-dismantling hook bar on the pivot side, reinforces security. The option to combine different Fichet locks and factory-integrated alarm configurations, such as the DOCT system (shock and thermal opening detection), makes Carena a versatile option to meet specific security needs.

Advantages of a Large Safe

“Large volume” safes offer undeniable protection for valuable assets and essential documents. Beyond their seemingly imposing storage capacity, these safes embody a complete solution, combining versatility and security.

Significant storage capacity

Equipped with generous space, these safes meet the needs of those looking to secure a variety of items, from administrative documents to precious jewelry. They thus offer flexibility of use, becoming the ultimate refuge for anything worth preserving.

Resistance to the Unexpected

The protective dimension of “large volume” safes extends beyond simple storage capacity. Many incorporate advanced defensive features, resisting fires, floods, and other potential disasters. These safes thus become invulnerable sentinels, ensuring the preservation of assets even in extreme circumstances.

Modular Solution

Privacy is a primary concern. To address this requirement, safes can be arranged in multiple compartments or equipped with sophisticated locking systems. This modularity guarantees enhanced protection for sensitive documents, ensuring that each element finds its secure place.

More Comprehensive Solution

Beyond their role as guardians, “large volume” safes establish themselves as long-term investments. Despite a potentially higher initial cost than their smaller counterparts, their extended capacity and advanced security features make them durable fortress. They provide long-term peace of mind, symbolizing the continuous protection of what matters most.

How to Choose a Large Safe?

Define Your Needs

Choosing the ideal large safe begins with a thorough assessment of your specific needs. First and foremost, clearly define what you want to protect, considering the nature and value of your assets. If you are primarily storing important documents, valuable items, or other precious goods, this evaluation will help determine the level of security required. For example, paper documents may require fire protection, while valuable items may require specific certification to resist break-ins.

Define Your Budget

Once your needs are established, allocate a realistic budget for this investment. Consider the monetary value of the goods you plan to store and ensure that the allocated budget reflects the need to guarantee reliable security. Investing in a quality safe is an essential precautionary measure, and the budget should align with the value of the assets you will protect.

Consider the Lock

In choosing the safe, the selection of the lock type is crucial. Whether you prefer an electronic lock for its convenient access code management or a mechanical lock known for its reliability, your choice depends on your personal preferences and specific needs. Electronic locks often offer easier access management, while mechanical locks are known for their robustness. Also, consider ease of use based on how frequently you will access the safe.

Research Certifications

Security certification is an essential aspect to consider. Ensure that the safe meets standards such as EN 1143-1, A2P Label, and EN 1300, which indicate the level of protection against theft and the quality of locks. Also, evaluate fire resistance certified by standards such as LFS 60P EN 15659. This certification ensures that the safe provides adequate protection against fires, preserving important documents from damage caused by heat and flames.

How to Effectively Maintain Your Safe?

Choose a Suitable Location for Safe Installation

These security devices, crucial for asset preservation, are inevitably subject to wear and tear due to daily use, exposure to moisture, and temperature variations. To ensure their long-term performance, it is imperative to install them away from humid areas or heat sources such as radiators or fireplaces and to provide them with periodic maintenance. This goes beyond simply repairing visible damage, encompassing preventive actions to anticipate potential issues.

Regularly Lubricate the Lock

It is essential to emphasize that regular lubrication of locks is a fundamental step to maintaining the efficiency of the locking mechanism. Locks, exposed to dust and moisture, can accumulate grime over time, compromising their ability to provide reliable protection. The periodic application of a suitable lubricant reduces friction, prevents corrosion, and promotes smooth opening and closing operations.

Keep Your Safe in Good Condition

In parallel, paying meticulous attention to the cleaning of the interior and exterior of the safe is equally important. Dust, residues, and moisture can accumulate over time, potentially harming internal mechanisms. Regular cleaning, performed with suitable products, maintains a clean and dry environment inside the safe, preserving the quality of the stored goods.

Check the Integrity of Your Safe

As part of this cleaning, it is recommended to visually check the general condition of the safe. Special attention should be given to any signs of potential deterioration, such as cracks, deformations, or areas of abnormal wear. This vigilance contributes to quickly identifying any emerging issues and taking necessary measures to preserve the integrity of the safe and the security of the contents.