The three things that make us unique to ANY safe on the market:
1. When comparing our body gauge thickness to other safes with comparable gauge thicknesses, you will pay more with their safes (don't forget to include their delivery charges). Rule of thumb: when a safe mfg isn't bragging what gauge thickness the body is made of, it's nothing to be bragging about.
2. We use a real fire insulator, t
hat is really made to insulate objects from fires, such as ovens and kilns. It's the lightest, most affective material that can be used in safes, and this is beneficial, because you are going to be paying for freight as well as moving the safe.
3. We have a linkage design can that take abuse because we have no parts designed to break as a "security feature" when force is applied, such as clutches or sheer pins. We also do not have touchy re-lockers such as spring loaded or glass. You can abuse our linkage for a lifetime without the worry of locking yourself out and needing repairs. Everyone else in this industry cannot say that. To prove it, you can even look at their warranties, which will state something like "*Don't shut the door with the bolt work in the locked position. Damage to the bolt work and marring the safe’s finish may result. *Don't stack contents of the safe so that the door must be forced shut. Jamming of the bolt work may result." The only way you can lock yourself out of our safe is if something happened to the dial, and the only way to fire our relocker, is if someone was to put direct pressure on it.
