[ad] Headline: Hidden Safes: What Types are There and Should I Get One?

If you store valuables or larger amounts of cash in your home or office, you’re probably eager to ensure that these things are kept secure – preferably out of sight.

Regular safes are often more than enough to protect precious belongings and sums of money against theft – particularly if you opt for high security options that cannot be forced, broken open or carried away.

However, it is understandable that many people prefer to disguise or hide their safe. Their fear is that having a security box in full view could lead to members of their family or staff being put in danger should any would-be thief attempt to gain access.

As a result, the hidden or disguisable safes at eSafes are often in demand. In this article, we’ll explain why obtaining a hidden safe – such as a wall safe or floor safe – can add an extra layer of security, protecting both your belongings and the people around you.

H2: Why Get a Hidden Safe?

One risk inherent in keeping your valuables in a safe is that the presence of the security box itself may be enough to attract would-be thieves. 

While it’s easy to prevent them from opening the box themselves, they may simply take the whole box with the intention of buying more time to open it – or they may attempt to force others to help them gain access.

To prevent this, you may choose to simply purchase a standard safe and store it somewhere that is difficult to reach – such as in an attic space, behind a locked door in your office or beneath your bed.

However, another option is to choose a security box that has been specially designed to evade detection.

H2: Wall Safes

eSafes stock a wide range of wall safes, all of which can be inserted directly into a wall and concreted in place to sit flush with the surface.

For extra cover, why not place a piece of furniture such as a bookshelf in front of it, or disguise it with wall art or drapes?

Our top wall safe models include the Churchill Magpie Series, which come in a range of sizes – each with a cash rating of £1,000 or £10,000 for non-cash valuables.

H2: Floor Safes

Underfloor safes are extremely handy, as they can be installed in unexpected locations and hidden under carpets or items of furniture. Our Yale Underfloor Safe is one of our best sellers, but Churchill and Securikey also supply superb deposit safes and strongboxes.

Floorboard safes are an ingenious type of security box that fits perfectly between two floor joists and is easily covered up with a floorboard, taking up no space and easily avoiding detection. Take a look at our great Dudley Floorboard series.

To find out whether you could install a wall or floor safe in your home, why not contact our team today on 0800 783 2338 or by emailing info@esafes.co.uk. We’ll be happy to talk to you about your requirements.

This is a collaborative post.