The National Safe Advisor: — steel liner
Are Gun Safes Hard to Break Into?
Are Gun Safes Hard to Break Into?
The neccessity for transparency when buying a safe
Merik is a company that prides itself in being transparent. Merik has a philosophy that an informed customer is its best customer.
Will more gun safe locking bolts mean the gun safe is more secure?
Will more gun safe locking bolts mean the gun safe is more secure? The answer is clearly YES, the greater the number of locking bolts around the safe or vault door reduces the possibility of the door being pried open. In addition, the bolts having a larger the diameter further reduces the possibility of the door being forced open.
IMPORTANT reasons to buy a safe having a Cement Insulation Barrier and an Inner Steel Liner
Purchasing a safe with an inner steel liner provides many advantages to the safe owner. As most safe dealers know the weakest points of most any safes are usually the sides, back and top. Most safes today have only one exterior steel skin and fire insulation. The fire insulation can be in the form of gypsum board (or fireboard) or a poured concrete insulation barrier. Why purchase a safe with a cement or concrete insulation barrier and an inner steel liner? The vast majority of safes sold on online marketplaces or through big box retailers are safes constructed having a 12 gauge (7/64") or 14 gauge (5/64") thick steel...