Wall safes

Built-in safes are secure storage devices designed to be built into walls, providing a discreet and efficient way to protect valuable items and documents.

Built-in safes are designed to be installed in a niche in the wall. The construction of built-in safes does not bend, does not deform and is designed to withstand wall pressure. Installation of the built-in safe in the wall increases the fire resistance of the wall structure.

Metal built-in safes are available both with and without shelves. As well as GUMI built-in safes, various locks are available: both mechanical and electronic locks.

Built-in safes are available in a variety of sizes and configurations to suit wall structure and dimensions. They can also be customized according to the desired security level and needs.

These types of safes are a practical and reliable way to provide security and protection against the loss or damage of valuable items and documents, while providing a discreet and aesthetically pleasing solution.

Built-in safes are used to store valuable items like money, jewelry, important documents, etc. They are often used in homes, offices, businesses and other places where high security and protection against theft or vandalism is required.

Classification of safety standards of safes according to the European classification:

• Standard EN 1143-1 – determines the classification of all types of safes. Each safe is classified according to one of six anti-burglary security classes from 0 to 6. The higher the class, the heavier the construction of the safe and the more complex the anti-burglary mechanism.
• Standard EN 14450 – determines the classification of safe cabinets. Two safety classes S1 and S2 are distinguished.

The safety and compliance of safe locks is determined by the European safety standard EN 1300, which distinguishes the following safety classes: A, B and C:

• For example, a safe equipped with a class A or B lock will be suitable for private use.
• Class C locks are used in safes subject to particularly high and specialized security conditions.