International Standards for Vaults and Safes
Our products are subjected to rigorous testing under international compliance standards to ensure functionality, durability and resistance.
Burglary Resistance Standards
To guarantee that our safes, vaults and strongrooms are in line with physical security compliance and secure storage standards, we partner with accredited international bodies to conduct burglary resistance testing against core drilling and explosive attacks. These tests ensure that all insurance-related standards are met, risk is reduced and customer confidence is heightened.
We have also explored new ways to improve our manufacturing process, particularly focusing on the development of advanced barrier materials. These materials are not only lighter and more efficient but also reduce environmental impact, delivering enhanced performance without compromise.
Insurance-approved Security Standards and Certification
Safes, vaults and strongrooms are assigned a grade based on burglary resistance testing results. These grades are critical as it demonstrates to insurers the overall risk status and asset value to receive an insurance-approved certification. It’s important to note that there are varying independent accredited bodies within each region and therefore, differing insurance-related requirements. It’s crucial to confirm product grade acceptance with your local insurance providers to guarantee your assets remain protected.
Fire-resistant and Burglary-resistant standards
Gunnebo safe storage products meets all fire-resistant and burglary-resistant requirements under international compliance standards.
Fire Protection Standards for Security Products
Alongside burglary resistance, we also work with certified bodies to perform fire-rated physical security tests. Our safes and vault doors undergo exhaustive testing to comply with international fire resistance certification and standards.
Both our 90mm Centurion standard vault door and the “door-in-door” variant (Grades V and VI) have been independently verified to offer up to 120 minutes of fire protection, as certified by GryfitLab, an accredited test laboratory.
These tests were performed in accordance with:
- EN 1363-1:2020 – General requirements for fire resistance testing
- EN 1634-1:2018 – Fire resistance of doors and shutters
