Thursday, July 30, 2015

Stainless Steel Vault Door made in USA

Stainless Steel Vault Door
 

American made stainless steel vault door by Vault Pro USA
Stainless Steel Vault Door made in USA
At 96" tall x 36" wide and solid stainless steel, you can't get a door like this anywhere else. It had to be custom built by Vault Pro.

Most of our competitors that use stainless steel do so as a laminate or veneer for looks and use really thin material (1/16" or thinner). It does look good, however, it does nothing for the structural integrity or security of the product they build. If the stainless used is 1/8" thick or less, it can be torch cut and does nothing more than look good. What's the use in that?

Vault Pro uses stainless steel handles & hinge caps on
stainless steel vault door and frame
100% Stainless Steel Door and Frame
some of our higher line safes and vault doors. Stainless steel adorns our lights and cover plates in Vault Pro Safe Rooms and Storm Shelters. We also use thicker stainless steel inside some of our vault and safe doors where the possibility of torch cutting exists.

On this 100% American Made Solid Stainless Steel Vault Door a Custom Stainless Steel dual cam system keeps the locking bolts perfectly aligned, true and running smoothly. The locking bolts, hinges, hinge pins, re-lockers, bolt carriage & bolt guides, risers, towers, springs, internal release and everything else is custom built using Stainless Steel.
stainless steel vault door with bolt work and lock
Stainless Steel Vault Door bolt system
The frame & door front plate as well as the underpinnings are all at least 1/4" or thicker stainless steel. Handle shaft and carriage actuator arms are 3/4" solid stainless for well beyond a lifetime of use. Check out the stainless steel 5-prong handle and matching hinge caps.

If you need a Custom Vault or Safe Door that is impervious to torch cutting, won't rust in weather and will look fantastic for the rest of your life...stainless steel is the material to use and Vault Pro is the only choice. 


Do you have questions about stainless vault doors for your home or business? Call us - 800-299-6929.

Thanks for visiting,

Tony
vaultprousa.com

Monday, July 27, 2015

Custom Modular Safe Rooms

Modular Safe Room/Storm Shelter
Vault Pro's Custom Modular Safe Rooms can be built into many shapes & sizes.  Some Vault Pro Safe Rooms require the pieces to be cut and built in small panels so they can be moved thru a home or office and assembled in a location that isn't easily assessable to large pieces.  Some are built so large they have to be shipped on flat-bed trucks and craned off at their location, set in place on a foundation and will likely never to be moved. Others can be as large as we can make them so long as they are deliverable by lift gate truck. This is one of those.

Shelter Safe Room with Emergency Escape Hatch
Built as large as possible and still able to be delivered by lift gate truck, this custom two piece Modular Safe Room/Storm Shelter is built using 3 gauge steel (1/4") and re-supported with U-Channel Reinforcements every 24" across every surface both vertically and horizontally.  By far exceeding all FEMA recommendations and ICC-500/361 standards this Storm Shelter/Safe Room also comes complete with Max-Fire 2300 Ceramic Fireproofing, two Closable Ballistic Resistant Vents, Full Stainless Steel Adorned Lighting, Electrical and completely paneled in a plush and attractive Tan Rontex material. 


Easy Entry with ADA Regulation In-Swing Door
Entry is easy thru an ADA (Americans with Disability Act) regulation In-swinging Elite Series 2" Step System Vault Door with a minimum of 36" clear thru space.  All Vault Pro Safe Room Doors are equipped with 18-bolt locking systems, multiple re-lockers, Internal Releases, American Made Digital Locks and seal snug and tight against Palusol® gaskets that are designed to swell and better seal the door in the case of fire.

Escape hatch provides a secondary means of egress.
In the case the main door is blocked by debris or distorted in a way that renders it unusable, no true Safe Room or Tornado Shelter is complete without a secondary means of egress.  Secondary means of egress can be accomplished by an In-swing hinged Executive Series Pro Hatch.  Keeping this hatch locked tight and sealed against the frame are 10 independently rotating locking bolts.  However, this Pro Escape Hatch is easily opened by a standard Internal Release simple enough that a five year old can operate it, open the hatch and exit the Safe Room.

We build shelter - safe rooms to any size & standard.
Vault Pro can custom build Safe Rooms, Storm Shelters and Safe Doors to match any standards, specifications, size or shape. Vault Pro can also provide emergency rations, first aid kits, storage seating and just about anything else you may need to complete your Walk-In Vault. Are you wondering how big a shelter and what features you might need for your home or business? Don't hesitate to call Vault Pro with any questions or concerns. When your life is on the line, Vault Pro has you covered. 800-299-6929

Thanks for stopping by.

Tony
vaultprousa.com

Thursday, July 23, 2015

Gold Storage Safe

gold storage safe made in USA
Custom Gold Storage Safe
Gold Storage Safe

Held and traded among gold reserves, central banks and bullion dealers is the 400-troy ounce gold ingot or gold bar (12.4 kg or 438.9 ounces).  At just under 28 lbs. per bar, the weight can add up in a hurry if you can afford to collect em. If you can afford to collect em, Vault Pro can build you a vault to keep em safe.


gold bullion safe testing
Stu and Juan doing a little informal
weight testing of safe shelves.
We had a lot of fun building this custom safe. Like one we built for the United States Mint, we knew what was going into the safe (which makes it more interesting). This behemoth stands over 90" tall and is built specifically to Safe keep at least 500 lbs. of gold on each shelf. We knew our standard shelves weren't made to support 500 lbs. per shelf, but what will they hold was the question... check out our welders Stu & Juan testing the standard shelving. Pretty impressive.

Gold bullion storage safe
Four of our top welders; Omar, Juan, Stu, Manny
Over built using multiple layers of both Steel & Stainless, we included an American Made S&G Spy-Proof lock with locking dial, 4-way active bolt locking system and Titan 4+1 Re-locking system plus two remote & reverse firing re-lockers in this custom fit 2" Step System Door. Now that’s locked up! Thru-out the safe we included Max-Fire Ceramic 2300° Fireproofing, motion activated American Made L.E.D. Lighting & Electrical as well as custom heavy duty & adjustable shelves that were completely load tested to hold at least 750 lbs. per shelf (over 4000 lbs. using actual weights not welders).

gold storage safe and vault door size comparison
Gold Storage Safe next to one of our 80" tall vault doors.
Check out the safe standing next to an 80" tall vault door (85" with flange & re-bar extensions) standing on a 5" pallet (90" total).  The safe is still taller and is as tall as I can build and still get it into a truck without having to lay it down.

More exciting products coming. Stay tuned.

Tony
vaultprousa.com

Thursday, March 5, 2015

How big of a safe do I need?

How big of a safe do I need?” is a common question and I regularly say, "Get a bigger safe than you need right now. Your Collections will grow and you will need more room for the things you want to safe keep.”

I have caught a lot of flak over the years for saying so and have even been blamed for just trying to make more money, but I know a lot of people who have several safes and are cramming things in every which way and still need more room. Case in point:


My friend in Tennessee…let’s just call him “Mr. L.” was in a similar situation so he decided to stop buying safes and go with a Custom Modular Walk-In Vault that would take care of everything he needed to safe keep. The first picture is of the Vault at Vault Pro before we sent it to him, the rest of the pictures have been sent to us by Mr. L. with a short note from his wife. Take a look.

Mr. L’s Custom 17-Piece Modular Walk-In Vault is 72” width x 96” depth and build in 24” pieces that bolt together using grade 8 bolts & Nylock nuts for maximum strength. Each piece is c-channel reinforced and fireproofed using both Ceramic 2300° Maxfire H-P Fireproofing, X-Rate Fireboard and is covered with Rontex Carpeted Panels. 

Gun racks and bottom shelf are stained solid oak that stack 4 to 5 deep and several rows across and the ammo shelving is all 10 ga. steel in order to support a maximum amount of ammo without question. Pistols are stored on display and are simple to grab.

This Vault also has full lighting and electrical as well as an Elite Series Vault Door with Digital Lock and multiple re-lockers for maximum security.

Here is the note from Mr. L and what he has to say about his new Vault Pro modular walk-in vault room.


"Tony here are some pictures I took today at lunch of the safe...  I am very happy and satisfied with it. It is super nice and built very good. Give your employees thumbs up from me.

I don't think I had it built big enough. My wife said for me to quit buying guns and it would be perfect.


Thank you,
Mr. L.


And thank you Mr. L. for choosing Vault Pro. 

If you have a really large collection of guns and collectibles, stop cramming them in small safes. Call us for a custom, secure solution for your valuables.

Keep it safe.

Tony
vaultprousa.com

Tuesday, December 2, 2014

Busy, Busy, Busy - New 2015 Safe Model Lineup, ShotShow and More!

Everyone here at Vault Pro is busy.  For the past few months we have had to keep our heads down, dig deep and try to keep up with an almost overwhelming demand for safes, gun safes and vault doors.  We have cranked out some pretty awesome stuff that I haven’t had time to share with you until now. 

We have been planning a complete overhaul to our lineup for 2015.  Along with a website update and the addition to a dealer line of safes, we have begun setting up distribution across the nation.  If there are any gun stores or safe outlets that could use a bad ass line of all American Made safes as an alternative to the same thing everybody already has…give me a call.




Right now we are finishing a group of safes that will be delivered to Heath Moore at Moore Security in Houston Texas for his second stores Grand Opening on December 6th.  I plan to be there along with a big bunch of safes for our like-minded friends in Texas.

We are also under pretty short deadline to the SHOT Show January 20th thru the 23rd at the Sands Expo Center in Las Vegas.  If you are planning to attend, our booth number is 3851, make sure to stop by and see us.

Over the next few days I will showcase a fantastic group of Vault Pro products our clients have asked us to commission on their behalf.  This is just a preview. Check out more preview images of our 2015 models below. Much more to come.


All the best,

Tony


Our NEW Eagle Series Safes for 2015

A group of 30" wide Eagle Series Safes

Our NEW Eagle Series Safes come in four sizes - 30, 40, 50 and 60 inch wide and 60 or 72 inches tall.
 Eagle Series Safes are available in three series: Silver, Gold and American Eagle. Call us for more information. 800-299-6929

Friday, August 15, 2014

What's the difference between Redundant Locking Systems & Dual Locking Systems?

What's the difference between Redundant Locking Systems & Dual Locking Systems? Which one is better?  Why would you need one or the other?

I get these questions a lot and the first part of the answer is simple:

"Redundant Locking Systems" have two separate ways to open a singular lock.  


"Dual Locking Systems" have two separate locks, and both must be unlocked independently of one another.

In order to know which one is better or determine if you need a redundant or dual locking system, you need to understand the functions of each.

Redundant and EMP Proof Lock
Dual lock system for safes and vault doors
"Redundant Locking Systems" use an either/or approach to opening a singular lock.  You can open the lock with either the digital keypad or the rotating dial function. The idea is that you can use the simplicity of the Digital Lock for fast access on a regular basis but, in the case that the Digital Function should malfunction or your battery expires you will still be able to get inside of your safe or vault door by using the Dial Function. The Redundant Locking System is the locking system that you will need in the case an Electromagnetic Pulse or "EMP" knocks out your electronic/digital lock, because you will still be able to open your lock using the dial. If for what ever reason you don't trust Digital Locks but still want the simplicity of using one (with a back up plan of course...) then this is the lock for you.

In a "Dual Locking System" there are two separate

locks...both locks must be opened independently of each other in order to be able to retract the locking bolts and open the door on your safe or vault door.  Commonly known as a "Partners Safe," where the "Partners" each have their own combination. The Dual Locking System would require both partners be present  in order to open the safe adding an added level of security to a company's safe or vault door.  This also works when partners don't trust each other.  If you are a company owner and the book keeper or manager need access to the safe during the hours of the day when you are around, this is the way to go because you can give a combination to that person and while you are there the safe can be accessed by whomever you trust and when you lock your portion of the safe/vault door even that person is locked out. 

A properly set up Dual Locking System is more secure than a Redundant Locking System for a couple of reasons.

1.  A Dual Locking System requires two separate locks and a Redundant Locking System uses only one lock.

2.  I can't speak for my competitors, but here at Vault Pro we set up multiple re-lockers for each lock on a Dual Locking System essentially doubling the number of re-lockers in the system.

Any number of different locks can be used in a Dual Locking System. Most common is the Dual Rotating Dial Locks or the Rotating Dial Lock & Digital Lock.  You can also use Biometric Digital Lock & Dial Lock, Dual Digital locks (both combination numbers have to be punched simultaneously...pretty tricky for one person), or just about any other combination of locks you desire.

Which is better depends on your situation. Call and we'll be happy to discuss the best option for you.


Thanks for visiting.

Tony

Vault Pro USA

www.vaultprousa.com

Saturday, June 7, 2014

A Gift from A Friend

After watching in amazement the Crazy Painter Mr. Tom Kelly add his touch to a handful of safes in my shop, I realized just how fortunate I am to call a true artist such as Kelly my friend and have his work grace a select few products I build. Later that day after a good clean up, Kelly handed me a file folder and said “Consider this a gift from a friend.” I opened it up to see a group of original art ideas for Vault Pro’s logo. As I turned the pages from one to the next, the logo’s and art got better and better. I had planned to update the logo soon but wasn't ready just yet to make the change. Choosing only one became a difficult choice so I decided I would use several of them and in the future I will be rolling them out for client’s choice.  Check out the four I decided to go with and let me know which one you would like on your safe or vault door.

New Vault Pro Logo's by Tom Kelly (Click to enlarge)

My sincere thanks to Mr. Tom Kelly…Thanks for being such a great friend.

Tony

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