The Difference Between a Security Container and a Real Safe

A security container will, most likely, be opened with a crowbar or other prying devise in a matter of minutes, if not seconds. A safe, like a TL-15 (tested to be tool-resistant for 15 minutes), has a LOT of steel in it, compared to a “security container,” which is essentially a steel box with a lock on it.

To find out what safes are really going to keep your valuable protected --and which safes are just metal boxes produced inexpensively and not meant to protect expensive “things” -- ask an expert. You can find an expert, now, at The Safe Place: 775-358-7233.

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