FAQ

A safety locker, also known as a safe or security safe, is a secure storage container designed to protect valuable items such as cash, jewelry, important documents, and other valuables from theft, fire, and other hazards.

Safety lockers typically feature a combination lock, electronic keypad, or key lock mechanism to secure the contents inside. They are constructed with sturdy materials such as steel and may have additional security features such as fire resistance and tamper-proof construction.

You can store a variety of valuable items in a safety locker, including cash, jewelry, important documents (such as passports, wills, deeds, and birth certificates), valuable electronics, and sentimental items.

Consider factors such as the size and capacity of the locker, the level of security features (such as fire resistance and burglary protection), the locking mechanism (combination lock, electronic keypad, or key lock), and any additional features that may be important to you, such as interior lighting or adjustable shelves.

Regularly inspect your safety locker for any signs of damage or wear. Keep the locking mechanism clean and lubricated, and periodically change the combination or code for added security. Avoid storing items that are sensitive to moisture or humidity, and consider using silica gel packs or other desiccants to control humidity inside the locker.

Contact the manufacturer or a locksmith who specializes in safes and security lockers.They may be able to help you reset the combination or unlock the locker without causing damage.

Some safety lockers are designed to be fire-resistant and/or waterproof, offering added protection for your valuables in the event of a fire or flood. Check the product specifications and ratings to determine the level of fire and water resistance offered by a particular locker model.