Bespoke vaults and strongrooms

NetCom Private Value

We design high-security rooms for homes, businesses, archives and significant assets throughout Italy, coordinating the armoured shell, vault door, access and security systems.

When you need a vault

A vault protects an entire room and offers greater capacity, organisation and access control than a single safe. It is the right choice when the quantity, value or nature of the assets call for a dedicated space and defined procedures.

Strongroom for a villa or private home

In a villa, a strongroom is not just a reinforced room: it must fit in with the spaces of the house, the existing structure and the habits of the people who live there. It can be created from an existing room, such as a cellar, a storeroom or an internal room, or planned as part of a new build or a renovation.

Before proposing a solution we check where to place it, how it is reached, which walls and floors surround it, where the building services run and who must be able to enter. The aim is a discreet room, usable every day and consistent with the rest of the home.

A vault at home or in the workplace: what changes

A vault for private wealth, a collection or an archive has different requirements from one for a business. At home, discretion, access times and integration with the security system matter; in a business, procedures, responsibilities, traceability of openings and operational continuity matter.

Together we define what the room must hold, how many people access it, at what times and under what rules, and we start the project from there.

Vault with open armoured door and shelving in a prestige private setting
Steel vault door set into the stone and wood wall of a residence

The enclosure: walls, ceiling and floor

Security depends on the continuity of the shell. We analyse the existing structure, weak points, service penetrations, loads and site constraints to define protected walls, ceiling and floor.

Vault door and declared performance

The door is chosen according to the required resistance level and the characteristics of the room. We assess products classified according to the applicable standards, checking locks, frame, opening and compatibility with the masonry.

Choosing the door for the vault

The door is the most visible part of the project, but it only works if it is consistent with the rest of the room. We assess the required resistance level, the type of lock and opening, the size of the opening, the weight to be supported and how the frame is anchored to the structure.

For each case we recommend products whose performance is declared and documented by the manufacturer; the performance of the whole also depends on the masonry, installation and commissioning. Learn more about vault doors and armoured doors.

Interior of a private vault with shelving and illuminated display cases
Corridor in a villa leading to the door of a private vault

Access, alarm and internal conditions

The project can integrate access control, opening and attack detection, alarm, video surveillance and environmental monitoring according to the assets stored and the authorised users.

Feasibility study and coordination

We check the structure, access routes, technical spaces and operating procedures before the detailed design. Learn more about vault doors and armoured doors or see all Private Value solutions.

How to choose between a vault, a strongroom and a safe

A safe protects a container; a vault or strongroom protects an entire room. The assessment covers the assets stored, volumes, daily access, the value to be insured and the available structure. The resistance grade is chosen according to the risk and to any insurance conditions, to be checked with your own insurer.

Modular steel safe deposit boxes in a private vault

From feasibility within the property to the interior layout: the points to clarify when designing a room for valuables.

What information is needed to understand whether a vault can be built in my property?

We need the intended use of the room, the assets to be stored, the available spaces and the characteristics of the structure. NetCom examines site access, floor, walls, ceiling and service routes, together with any load-bearing checks. The feasibility study clarifies how to create a continuous shell and use the room in a practical way. Even in an existing building, several configurations can be assessed and chosen according to the conditions actually found.

How is the interior of a vault organised so that assets are easy to find and move?

The layout stems from the inventory and from the operations that will take place in the room: depositing, consulting, withdrawing or checking the assets. Shelves, containers and circulation spaces must allow these activities without getting in each other’s way. It helps to separate what is used often from what stays in storage for a long time, and to plan for growth. The NetCom project coordinates this layout with the door, authorised access and the vault’s systems.

Can a modular vault be adapted if spaces or needs change?

Some modular systems allow extensions or reconfigurations, where provided for by the manufacturer and compatible with the new project. This option should be assessed at the initial selection stage, together with the building structure, panel dimensions and access for assembly. NetCom can take the future evolution of the room into account in the feasibility study, so that the configuration considers both current storage and foreseeable changes. Any modification nevertheless requires a check of the performance of the whole.

How are suitable internal conditions maintained for the assets stored in the vault?

Temperature, humidity and air exchange must be assessed according to the assets, the surrounding environment and the presence of people. Archives, precious items and collections may have different needs, to be agreed with whoever is responsible for their conservation. The project coordinates any environmental systems with the protected shell and with the access needed for maintenance. NetCom considers these needs from the feasibility stage, to make the room suitable both for security and for long-term storage.

How is access managed when several people need to use the vault?

We define the authorised persons, the permitted operations and who updates the authorisations when roles change. Locks and access control are chosen to meet these needs, assessing the functions actually available and the procedures of the room. For a business or a family, this means orderly management even with several users. NetCom coordinates access and alarm within the project, including the operating procedures to be checked before handover.

How much does a vault or strongroom cost?

It depends on size, structure, resistance grade, door, systems and access. There is no standard price: after studying the room we prepare a bespoke proposal.

Do you also work outside Verona and abroad?

Yes. We operate throughout Italy and, for major projects or on request, abroad as well. We assess the room and coordinate design and installation wherever needed.

Can a strongroom be built in an existing villa?

Often yes, but it depends on the structure, the available space, access and building services. A survey and a feasibility study show whether it is better to adapt an existing room or to plan new works.

How long does a bespoke vault take?

It depends on the size, the structure and the building work required. After the survey we indicate timescales and phases, distinguishing between design, supply, works and commissioning.

Can the strongroom be integrated with the alarm and access control?

Yes: the project can include alarm, video surveillance, access control and opening detection, chosen according to the assets stored and the authorised persons.

The cost items, one by one: how much a strongroom in a villa costs.