Available in two colors, graphite and taupe. Protection against temperatures above 1500° and 30-foot drops plus superior protection from burglary. The UL impact test calls for the burglary fire safe to be heated to 1638° for 45 minutes then dropped onto concrete rubble from a height of 30 feet. Then it is inverted and reheated for another 45 minutes. The safe must maintain its integrity throughout the test and protect all contents. Why is impact testing important? In many fires, roofs will cave in or the floor will collapse, destroying everything under them. In such an event, you'll want to know your safe is impact-rated.

When buying a burglary fire safe, it is best to determine the what level of protection you need for your home or business. A simple call to your insurance agent or company will tell you what safe ratings they require to provide you with coverage. Burglary safes are made with two types of walls; steel walls with a thick inner layer of concrete and other heavy materials such as gypsum. Many jewelry stores, banks, retailers and more buy these. Every burglary fire safe should have a UL rating that is at least 350°F for paper documents and a 125°F rating for media. Be sure to check the UL rating before you purchase your Home Fire Safe to make sure that it meets your specific high security needs.