Chubbsafes Omega

Yes. As standard, our safes are prepared for anchoring through holes in the base and — depending on the model — in the back wall. If this does not suit your situation, for example with underfloor heating, a wooden floor or a specific setup, we can provide additional anchoring points where needed. Simply mention this when placing your order: the adaptation is carried out at the factory or in our own workshop, without compromising the safe's certification. We then take care of the delivery, installation and anchoring ourselves.

Both types are found on compact, untested deposit safes — an affordable solution for setting aside daily takings during the day. The difference lies in the opening.

A deposit slot, as on the Technomax Trony, is a narrow opening for banknotes and envelopes. Its small size makes the contents hard to reach, and since a slot has no moving parts, there is little that can wear or break. A slot can often also be fitted to a regular safe — keep in mind, however, that the safe's certification is then voided. Coin rolls or thicker bundles will not fit through a slot.

A deposit flap, as on the Salvus Monopoli, offers a wider opening: it also accepts coin rolls, envelopes with change or small sealbags. The flap is fitted with an anti-fishing device that makes retrieving the contents more difficult.

In short: for banknotes only, a slot is sufficient; if you also deposit coins or sealbags, a flap is more practical. Please note: both types are not certified, and they offer less protection against fishing out the contents than an EN 1143-2 certified deposit safe such as the Salvus Tivoli or the Robur deposit safes. If the deposited values need to be insured, always choose a certified model.