Home safe or safe deposit box

[Olive Drab]

Get a used tl-15 or tl-30 safe.

[fania123]

Winders and good insurance

[Bassplayer]

TL-30, don’t be cheap to protect expensive…


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[0nly5iv3Digits]

Originally Posted by Bassplayer

TL-30, don’t be cheap to protect expensive…


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This ^

[Barbara_C]

Originally Posted by amphr1

Put some in each to spread your risk

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I have rings and some rolex and other brands in a SD box....I bought a safe from a specialty safe store and passed on Academy....we needed somebody to deliver and so us how to use it.,,,plus its about 900 pounds .....we keep a gold rolex in it......cash and gold ....and a few guns in the floor safe oh and my one bitcoin and important papers.

[pickettt]

Originally Posted by Barbara_C

I have rings and some rolex and other brands in a SD box....I bought a safe from a specialty safe store and passed on Academy....we needed somebody to deliver and so us how to use it.,,,plus its about 900 pounds .....we keep a gold rolex in it......cash and gold ....and a few guns in the floor safe oh and my one bitcoin and important papers.

Please don’t inventory your safe contents on public forums. A large part of the security is the unknown.

[Barbara_C]

Originally Posted by Bassplayer

TL-30, don’t be cheap to protect expensive…
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great advice.....fire rating is important also

[Blansky]

We have these threads about every 4 months. Personally I've rented business space on two separate locations that were once banks and they had left behind the vault. I was shocked at the weight of the doors, the frames and even the thresholds when I had to remove them, so I hate, hate, hate, safes, and I'd NEVER want one is my home. I've moved maybe 5 times in the last 30 years and I'd never want to deal with a safe.

A few points....fire ratings are not necessary "real world" in their specs. So keeping important papers or cash would not be something I'd trust. N. California fires destroyed the contents of many safes.

I don't own firearms so a gun/watch safe is a non starter for me.

For a home invasion robbery, you'd give up your combination making the safe meaningless.

For a burglary with you not home, a security system with a loud siren would probably be better than a safe unless you live out in the country and they can take their time.

So for me, I hide my watches, and have a safety deposit box for my papers.

YMMV