Professional safes for homes and businesses

A freestanding safe offers several placement options; a built-in safe needs a structure suitable for housing it and installation work consistent with the model. The choice balances usable space, accessibility, discretion and the characteristics of the property. NetCom assesses these conditions before supply, so that the storage unit becomes part of the design of the home or business, with practical positioning and installation in line with the manufacturer’s instructions.

You start from the size of the items and how you want to arrange them: folders, cases and bulky objects may require different shelves and openings. What counts is the actual internal volume, the door opening and the space needed to take out the contents, as well as the external dimensions. A small margin for future needs makes the choice last longer. In a NetCom project these dimensions are compared with the space available and with the route needed for installation.

Yes, once a location compatible with the furniture, the structure and the installation method has been identified. The survey also considers the doors, stairs, lifts and passages needed to bring the unit to its intended position. Weight and anchoring must be assessed for the chosen model; any structural checks are defined before delivery. This preliminary work makes it possible to organise the installation with respect for the existing rooms, while keeping the safe easy to reach in everyday use.

When there is more than one user, it helps to define who may open it and who manages the authorisations. A compatible electronic lock can offer individual codes and management functions, depending on the model; a key lock, on the other hand, requires careful organisation of how the keys are kept. NetCom assesses these needs together with the safe, choosing a configuration that is easy for users to understand and suited to the habits of the family or the office.

The choice must consider the type of contents and the risks to be faced. For original documents, specific fire protection can be provided; digital media require a dedicated assessment, because a rating for paper is not enough to describe their protection. Burglary resistance must also be assessed separately. NetCom matches these performance levels with internal capacity and the way the safe is used, in order to identify a solution consistent with the archive to be stored.

The cost depends on the resistance grade, size, type of lock and installation conditions. After the first confidential, free conversation we define the right solution and give you a written proposal proportionate to what you need to store.

Yes. We operate throughout Italy on a project basis and, for major projects or on request, abroad as well. Before any installation we assess the property, the access routes and the installation logistics, so that the solution can be installed correctly even far from our base.

They are two different kinds of performance. Burglary resistance indicates how well the safe withstands an attempt at forced opening; fire resistance indicates how long it protects the contents from heat. Paper and digital media also have different temperature and humidity limits. That is why we start from what needs to be stored, not from the model.

According to the value and type of the assets, where they are kept and the risk to the property. Burglary-resistant safes are classified according to the European standard EN 1143-1 in ascending grades. If the assets are insured, it is worth checking with the insurer whether it specifies a minimum grade for the valuables to be covered.

As a rule, anchoring is part of the solution: a safe that is not anchored, especially a light one, can be carried away whole. Opening and impact sensors can be integrated with the alarm system and the access control of the room, within the same project.