Tips On How To Choose The Suitable Safe

I would add that it might be better to have a few smaller safes rather than one large one.
Smaller safes are easier to hide, and if someone tries to break in, they will hopefully stop looking for valuables after they find the first safe, thinking that's all there is.
Or at the very least, it would take them longer to break them open.

Sel I think it depends on the specific safe but gun safes do seem to be a common favorite for storing high valued things

Mine is technically a hand gun safe.

I store my valuable in a locked filing cabinet. It weighs a lot when full so if burglar looking to take stuff fast and get out won't take it. Only costs me $40 dollars for that square feet of space, it'd cost $300 plus for a safe which would look more suspicious anyway as to its contents. Looking to buy another lockable filing cabinet as mine is getting pretty full.

Also a big fyi, I've been burglarized 4 times and the theif never got into or bothered taking the filing cabinent so I know it works. Just letting you all know. While I was installing a security system he got in 3 more times after the first. 3 into the garge for a 2400 dollar snow blower, 2nd was 500 dollars in power tools in a bag, 3rd was an attempt at my Dad in laws Harley but failed, Lastly was in the house and they took a MacBook laptop. (reported to police never found). told the wife not to leave it out, I carry my alienware laptop with me at all times.

They went in quick though, they missed my wifes Movado Watch which I always tell her to put in the filing cabinet.

You can get these cabinents at Target or lots of places online. $40 bucks.

~ Joe