FAQ's

A: The differences in the safes are the security levels provided, installation procedures and size. Floor safes are typically set in the ground and covered on five sides with 2-4" of concrete leaving only the door exposed at ground level. These safes offer the best in fire protection. Some of the advantages are the little amount of space they use, the confidentiality, as well as overall convenience.

A: Wall safes give you the option of concealing them behind a picture, mirrors, tool boxes, clothes, closet organizers, desks, stairways, and more. The option of having a safe just like you've seen in the movies! Even though these safes do not typically offer a high level of security they will not take up any space.

A: Secure and affordable safes designed to fit into closets and other smaller areas. Easy to access versatile interiors to store guns, jewelry, cash and your important documents safely. These safes are typically anchored the floor with four bolts to avoid having the safe removed during a burglary.

A: This can be accomplished with little or no help from your alarm company. With some minor modifications to the safe lock itself, your safe door can be opened as easily as your front door, and still retain its primary function as a secure safe lock. This has been done in the past, and to date there has been no problems to speak of. Hiddenpassageways.com gives you a small taste of what other great options you have for having your own custom, state of the art safe. Overall, convenience is the second most important function of a safe, but it is the deciding factor of what, when and how often you use your safe.