Store valuables safely and discreetly

A safe is the right place to store important documents, valuables, Watches or storing jewelry at home.

However, anyone who owns such a safe does not want guests and visitors to notice it at first glance.

But what do you do if you don't have a basement where the safe can fit? Or if the apartment is so small that the safe has to be placed in the living area without being directly visible?

There are also solutions that integrate the safe unobtrusively into the look of the furniture.

Matching look to any interior design style

The term safe already makes the benefit clear: the safe is built into a piece of furniture that blends harmoniously with the existing Equipment adjusts.

This way, the safe can be placed inconspicuously almost anywhere, whether in the living room or in the home office.

For a uniform look, the manufacturer Hartmann Tresore offers over 150 decors to choose from.

These include surfaces with the appearance of almost all types of wood, in various color shades and structures, as well as smooth surfaces in numerous colors.

The sturdy panels are coated with durable melamine resin. The built-in solid base, which has a load capacity of 500 kilograms, allows the safe to be placed in the cabinet at a comfortable operating height.

This means you no longer have to bend down to stow away valuables. You can find more information and a contact option for personal advice at hartmann-tresore.de.

The safe itself can be chosen entirely according to personal requirements for security and robustness.

Anchoring in the wall for more safety

If you are planning to purchase a new home anyway, it is a good idea to set up the safe and the cabinet together.

But the cabinet element can also be used later to camouflage the safe in an elegant way.

This is available Furniture in four standard sizes, but individual sizes can also be produced.

The cabinet does not have a back wall, which means it is possible to anchor the safe into the wall for even more security.

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