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Saturday, October 15, 2011

The Gun Safe, Fire Safe, Burglary Safe Chronicles: Gun Safe Essentials

You may want to buy a gun safe that has more space than you initially think you need. Trust me, you’re going to use it.

You may want to buy a gun safe that has pockets, racks, maybe some drawers, and other accessories (see the video, below).

You may want to buy a gun safe from a dealer who really, REALLY knows gun safes. You won’t know you bought the wrong safe until you’ve had an event ---don't’ let that happen.

The Safe Place is a safe dealer selling the general public gun safes, fire safes, and burglary safes at wholesale prices. We are located in Reno / Sparks, Nevada, but we sell and ship gun, fire, and burglary safes to homes and businesses all over the world. The best way to find the very lowest price on a safe that perfectly meets your needs is to phone us at 775-358-7233 and/or peruse our website.

Ask us about some of the LOWEST Fort Knox Gun Safe prices in the nation.

Wednesday, October 12, 2011

The Gun Safe, Fire Safe, Burglary Chronicles: When My Security System Failed Me, My TL-15 Saved the Day

They forgot to turn on their alarm --that's what one of our clients told us recently. But their jewelry was not stolen in the burglary that happened, even thought their safe was assaulted, because they owned a TL-15.

A jewelry safe is a safe that is designed to protect jewelry and other valuables from burglary and from damage due to a fire and/or smoke. These safes are made to resist break-ins by amateur and professional burglars. You can tell how secure a safe is by the burglary rating assigned to it.

Burglary ratings are specified in minutes they are tested. A a TL-15 rating means that the safe would resist break-in using common power and hand tools for at least 15 minutes.

The Safe Place (http://www.TheSafePlace.com) is a safe dealer selling the general public gun safes, fire safes, and burglary safes at wholesale prices. We are located in Reno / Sparks, Nevada, but we sell and ship gun, fire, and burglary safes to homes and businesses all over the world. The best way to find the very lowest price on a safe that perfectly meets your needs is to phone us at 775-358-7233 and/or peruse our website.

We often (if not always) have some of the lowest prices in the nation on jewelry, gun, fire, and burglary safes, including Ft. Knox gun safes.

Monday, October 10, 2011

The Gun Safe, Fire Safe, Burglary Safe Chronicles: Self-Defense and The Art of The Pistol Safe

Your pistol or pistols could and should be locked up tight, but not so tight that in a situation where you might actually need a gun, you can’t get to it. See our selection of pistol safe boxes. You can have one to lock up the bulk of your collection --and other valuables --and a small and handy one in one or more of the perfect “get it now” locations in your home or business.

We offer some of the best prices in the nation on Ft. Knox gun safes. Ask us for a quote.

The Gun Safe, Fire Safe, Burglary Safe Chronicles: What Happened When a Burglar Hit My Safe Dial With a Sledge Hammer

“It destroyed my dial, that’s what happened when my gun safe was hi with a sledgehammer. But, because of a great little invention called a re-locker --and some fine steel, the thief who broke into my house didn’t get my safe open.”

That’s what we want to make sure happens to you, should your safe ever get knocked around. The best way to find out which safes can withstand a sustained physical attack is to talk with an expert. We’d like to suggest it’s somebody at hour offices.

Saturday, September 3, 2011

The Gun Safe, Fire Safe, Burglary Chronicles: A Safe for My Sister

OK, so I’ve been thinking about buying my Mom a safe --and I had to ask myself, “Maybe my sister could use a safe too?” I don’t think my sister would ever go out and spend her own money to buy a safe, yet I know she has some things that absolutely ought to be locked away, for safe keeping. Hmmm....Christmas? Her birthday? It’s on my mind! Your’s too? Contact us for more information.

Friday, September 2, 2011

The Gun Safe, Fire Safe, Burglary Safe Chronicles: A Safe for Mom

I’ve been thinking about buying a safe for my Mom. I’d like her to lock up her jewelry when she’s away from home. I’d like her to keep her valuable papers in it. If you have a mother or grandmother who also might benefit from a little added security, vist our website for more information. Granted it’s not your usual Mother’s Day gift, but a safe might be something that a Mom can appreciate? I’ll let you know!

The Gun Safe, Fire Safe, Burglary Safe Chronicles: My Dad’s Safe, How I Love it, But How It’s No Good For My Guns

My father gave me his old safe --and I treasure it. But I recognize that it’s NOT the safe for my guns and valuables. Why? Well, for starters, it’s too small. That doesn’t mean I’m going to throw it away, it’s just not the right size for my rifles, pistols, my extra laptop, my wife’s Mac Air, and my framed Bruce Lee autograph I always lock up when I leave town. Second is that I’m not sure a 100 year old safe still has viable insulation --and I’m not risking all the paper I put in my safe on a relic.

If you have an old safe too, it might be time to consider something a little more, well...today. For pricing, sizes, colors, and availability, call us.

Thursday, September 1, 2011

The Gun Safe, Fire Safe, Burglary Safe Chronicles: A Tragic Tale of Valuables Lost, All for The Want of an Inexpensive (Read: Cheap) Safe

We hear it often: Someone buys a cheap safe at a bargain price, only to get it pried open, carried away, or compromised in a way that should never of happened. Like the elderly couple that came into our store with the story of how they had lost some irreplaceable family heirlooms when their safe way carried off while they were on holiday. DO NOT let this be your story! Call us.

Wednesday, August 31, 2011

The Gun Safe, Fire Safe, Burglary Safe Chronicles: Safes for Guns - When You Buy One, Buy the Right One, The First Time

The last thing you want is a safe that ends up not being big enough --or worse, not “safe” enough for the things you put in it (and we do, often, hear stories of cheap safes being pried open --and owners who lost the very things they had sought to protect). When you buy a safe for your guns, collectables, gold, jewelry, or any valuable item or items, buy right, the first time. The place to begin is to get advice --before you spend a dime. Call us!

The Gun Safe, Fire Safe, Burglary Safe Chronicles: A Safe That Decorates AND Protects

If you have a beautiful collection of guns --or anything --and you don’t always want to hide it away under lock and key, you may want to buy a gun, fire, or burglary safe that would look good in your study or game room. Safes today come in a variety of high-gloss finishes, in any number of colors, and lend themselves to custom treatments as well. For information on your options, contact us.

Friday, August 26, 2011

The Gun Safe, Fire Safe, Burglary Chronicles: How to Move a Gun or Fire Safe Across a Wood Floor, without Scratching it.

How do you move a safe (very carefully!)? We place our big safes on very think pads, kept perfectly clean and free of debris, and we slide them across wood and tile floors. Or, sometimes, we have a special mover bring the especially heavy safes in. The movers have great rubber wheels that protect delicate surfaces. Call us, please, long before you get in a position where you need to ask advice. To protect your floors takes a wee bit of planning.

The Gun Safe, Fire Safe, Burglary Safe Chronicles: How to Save Money on a Gun Safe (or ANY Safe)

When buying a gun, fire, or burglary safe, there are some ways to get the best price possible:

Shop carefully
Know someone “in the business.”
Shop at a store with a big enough inventory to accommodate your needs
Ask for a discount
Negotiate
Cooperate with a friend and buy two safes

Wednesday, August 24, 2011

The Gun Safe, Fire Safe, Burglary Safe Chronicles: How to Install Your Gun, Fire, or Burglary Safe

At the bottom of all gun and fire safes, are mounting holes for bolts. You bolt your safe down, no matter the size of it, as the goal is to make the safe as difficult as possible to move. Before you mount a safe, if you have any uncertainty as to how to do it perfectly, be sure to call one of our expert staff at The Safe Place.

Monday, August 22, 2011

The Gun Safe, Fire Safe, Burglary Chronicles: What Thickness of Steel Should Your Fun or Fire Safe Be Made of?

That’s an easy question to answer: Your steel in your safe should be thick enough to withstand an attack equal in value to the contents of your safe. If you have $100,000 worth of jewelry in your safe, you’re not going to buy a safe with the minimal amount of protection (unless you also have armed guards on call 24/7). What thicknesses of steel are available? Good question! Is budget an issue?

For the perfect answer to all your questions, don’t read a report on the different kinds of steel thickness, hard-plate, implanted ball bearings, and all the other protection strategies for keeping your valuables out of someone else’s hands. Call an expert and cut to the quick: The Safe Place, 775-358-7233. We’ve studies all of this so you don’t have to.