Safes and Vaults

We are a small, specialised company and carry out all installations, repairs and interventions ourselves. As a result, we are rarely in the office, and our phone is usually switched off during the workday.

We check our e-mail regularly. E-mail allows us to help you more efficiently — especially when we receive the necessary information right away.

 
For interventions or emergency access requests:

If available, please include the following details in your message:

• A clear photo of the safe door, fully visible and taken from the front
• A brief description of the issue, for example:
  – lost key or code
  – key left inside, door closed
  – safe used to open normally, but now doesn’t
  – lock is blocked or mechanism is stiff
• The location of the safe (municipality or postal code), so we can estimate the travel cost
• Optional: a phone number for faster follow-up
• If this concerns a branch or business location, please also mention a contact person and phone number

The best safe doesn't exist — what does exist is the best safe for your situation. A jeweller has different needs than a private individual. An office faces different risks than a pharmacy. And a fireproof safe doesn't protect against burglary in the same way as a certified burglary-resistant safe.

Some essential criteria:

• Against what — burglary, fire or both?
• What value — the resistance grade determines the value that can be stored safely
• What volume — does a specific object need to fit inside? Think of a firearm, a laptop or an A4 folder
• What type of lock — key, mechanical combination or electronic? With or without emergency key?
• Where — freestanding, built-in or in a cupboard?
• What budget — a grade 1 safe is accessible, a grade 6 represents a significant investment

View the comparison of the 10 best safes in Belgium 2026

There is no such thing as a completely inviolable safe: with enough time and the right tools, any safe can be opened. A safe is therefore considered burglary-resistant, offering a specific level of resistance against forced entry.

Most of the safes in our range are tested and certified according to European standards, and classified into security grades ranging from S1 up to Grade VI. The higher the grade, the greater the resistance.

From Grade III onwards, safes are considered truly secure, requiring significant time and professional burglary tools to be opened.

 Learn more:

• Our burglary-resistant safes

• Resistance grades and EN 1143-1

Yes. Despite digitalisation, the safe is more relevant than ever.
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A safe keeps essential documents, backups, jewellery and cash secure against theft, fire, and data loss during outages or cyber-attacks.

Read the full article: Why a safe is more essential than ever for your security and peace of mind