Check out these tested and certified Fireproof Safes to protect paper documents from fire and smoke damage. Some safes protect you from burglary, but only a properly tested Fire safe can resist damage from fire, heat and smoke. Protect your business now and choose from fire resistant safes offering from 30 minutes to 120 minutes fire resistance with many complying to the most stringent fire tests available.
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58Kg (9.2 stone)
34L
120min
62Kg (9.8 stone)38L25min
43Kg (6.8 stone)20L60min
25Kg (3.9 stone)14L60min
53Kg (8.3 stone)36L60min
48Kg (7.6 stone)36L25min
57Kg (9 stone)41L60min
58Kg (9.1 stone)37L60min
31Kg (4.9 stone)15L25min
45Kg (7.1 stone)25L60min
62Kg (9.8 stone)41L25min
32Kg (5 stone)21L30min
81Kg (12.8 stone)24L60min
57Kg (8.9 stone)57L60min
55Kg (8.7 stone)41L25min
52Kg (8.2 stone)28L60min
51Kg (8 stone)41L60min
62Kg (9.8 stone)38L25min
34Kg (5.4 stone)21L25min
48Kg (7.6 stone)37L25min
48Kg (7.6 stone)36L25min
83Kg (13.1 stone)15L25min
51Kg (8 stone)46L25min
58Kg (9.1 stone)37L60min
62Kg (9.8 stone)60L60min
91Kg (14.3 stone)34L60min
57Kg (9 stone)58L60min
56Kg (8.8 stone)49L25min
105Kg (16.5 stone)21L25min
55Kg (8.7 stone)41L25min
57Kg (9 stone)41L60min
42Kg (6.6 stone)35L30min
138Kg (21.7 stone)37L25min
93Kg (14.6 stone)63L90min
79Kg (12.5 stone)57L120min
24Kg (3.8 stone)11L30min
Frequently Asked Questions about Fire Safes
Fire safes provide the best protection from fire, heat and smoke damage for your valuables. These fire business safes are designed to keep internal temperatures below 170 degrees, allowing your important documents to survive a fire and giving you piece of mind. We've put together this informative FAQ to help you learn more about them.
Fortunately, a fire safe can be waterproof and there are currently two models on the marketplace that fit the bill. The Master Lock LFW-123FTC 60 minutes Fire Safe is both fire and water resistant, keeping your documents secure until the fire brigade arrives. Most other models offer water sprinkler or fire hose resistance after a fire as the thermoplastic seals fitted around the door secure the safe due to the heat from a fire.
The idea here is to strike a balance between your budget and increased security. Generally the more you spend on a safe, the more secure it will be. Ideally you should choose a safe that meets the fire resistance level you require and then spend as much as you can afford. Make sure that this safe meets the specification you need - for paper or plastic media.
Fire Safes are primarily designed to offer fire protection for Paper Documents, but also offer varying levels of security from burglary and forced entry. Fire safes can have a limited insulation offering 10-30 minutes protection or 1 or 2 hours tested and certified protection. Some models such as the Master Lock fire safes and Sentry fire safes also are tested and certified to offer fire protection for digital media such as USB drives, CD/DVD discs, hard drives, mobile phones or tablets and laptops. Also Phoenix safe will offer a lifetime warranty to replace your Phoenix fire safe if it is ever damaged due to a fire.
Most of the Master Lock and Sentry Fire safes are also tested and certified to protect your valuables from water damage due to floods. However, all Certified and tested fire safes with a minium of 60 minutes fire resistance will automatically seal the doors so they are both heat and water tight when in a fire - so even water sprinklers or hoses won't damage the contents. (not applicable for fire safes with less than 60 minutes certification)
Protect Marriage Register from Fire and Theft. The majority of our fire safes comply to the minimum internal dimensions of 310mm x 465mm to offer both fire resistance and security for the protection of marriage registers as per the Registrar General.
Marriage Registers now need to be protected from theft and fire. It is against Government policy not to follow the guideline listed below.
Home Office Identity and Passport Service - A Guide for Authorised Persons - UPDATED FEBRUARY 2019
Your registers and stock must be kept in a fire-resistant safe (ideally with internal dimensions of no less than 310mm by 465mm) and must be kept in the registered building, or in another building approved by the Registrar General.
Anchoring down a safe is not always necessary or practical. Safes that are over a certain weight and used for certain purposes should not be anchored down at all. Hidden wall safes on the other hand should be bolted into the structure of the home for added security.
