Keep SAFE - Select the Right Security Door for Your Home Vault
Suppose you inherit a small gun collection and some rare coins. Your children are getting older and more inquisitive. You feel it is important to keep the guns out of their reach and for that matter some of the antique pennies as well. Maybe you have started getting involved with genealogy and want to protect the pictures and documents that have been collected. So you start looking at a gun safe as a means of protection. Before long, you realize you have far more items that need to be protected from theft and fire and the kids than would fit in a gun safe - passports, photo albums of the kids, DVDs, insurance papers, the deed to the house and grandpa's antique pocket watch. The more you look at gun safes, the less you like them. You don't want a large metal box in the living room and getting the large safe downstairs is going to be a challenge. Then it hits you. Why not make a home vault. Banks have vaults to protect valuables, so why not have one in your home. You may even hav...