Liberty Vault Door Beast | 150-Min Fire

Vault Door | Beast

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Liberty Vault Door Beast | Idaho Safe & Vault

Liberty Safe · Vault Door · Enhanced Protection

18 Locking Bars. 150-Minute Fire. Panic Hardware Built In.

When a single gun safe isn't the right scale for what you're protecting, the Liberty Vault Door Beast turns a dedicated room into a serious secure space. Eighteen solid-state locking bars at 1/2-inch thick and 4 inches wide. A 12-gauge composite door with a 1/4-inch inner steel plate. A 7-gauge frame with 1/4-inch steel plate. 150 minutes of certified fire protection. Inside release 3-point handle. 1,245 pounds at the threshold. Available in outswing or inswing configurations.

18 solid-state locking bars Fire: 150 minutes certified Inside release 3-point handle Inswing or Outswing Mechanical or electronic lock Security level 8 of 10

Blockade vs Beast: A Fundamental Tier Difference

The Blockade and the Beast share the same 1/4-inch door-and-frame steel foundation. What separates them is everything built on top of that: 12 more locking bars, 150 minutes of certified fire protection, inside release panic hardware, an outswing option, and a mechanical lock choice. These are not incremental upgrades. They represent a fundamentally different capability tier.

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Buyer Profile

Who the Beast Is Built For

The Beast is the right choice when you want a vault door that covers the full scope of a protected room installation: serious forced-entry resistance, certified fire protection, and the option to use the room as an emergency shelter. It addresses what the Blockade deliberately doesn't. How to evaluate which vault door matches your protection priorities.

The Beast is the right call if:

Fire protection from the door itself is part of your planning. 150 minutes of certified fire protection is a meaningful capability gap from the Blockade's zero.
Your items include heat-sensitive valuables (documents, photographs, financial records, media) that require a rated door rather than relying entirely on room construction.
A shelter-in-place or panic room capability matters. The inside release 3-point handle and inside lock lever are what make this door usable from inside during an emergency.
You want the highest locking-bar count in the Liberty vault door lineup: 18 bars at 1/2-inch thick and 4 inches wide.
An outswing configuration fits your room layout better than inswing.
You want a mechanical lock option alongside the electronic.

Consider the Blockade instead if:

Budget is a primary constraint. The Blockade delivers genuine vault door theft protection at a significantly lower price point.
Fire protection isn't a priority for the items you're storing, and you're addressing fire risk through room construction rather than a rated door.
Your rough opening or project scope doesn't accommodate 1,245 pounds. The Blockade at 655 pounds is a more manageable installation.
An inswing-only configuration works for your room and the reduced footprint of the Blockade fits your project better.

How to compare vault door options before deciding between the Blockade and the Beast.

Evaluating the Beast for a specific room project?

Idaho Safe & Vault carries both Liberty vault doors in the Caldwell showroom. Bring your rough opening dimensions and we'll walk through the configuration decision before you commit.

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Construction Overview

What the Beast Delivers at the Enhanced Tier

The Beast is a comprehensive vault door: heavy steel construction, 18 locking bars, 150-minute fire certification, panic hardware, and two swing configurations. It is the product when a single gun safe isn't the right answer and a properly equipped safe room is. How vault door construction compares to safe construction at the Enhanced tier.

18 Locking Bars at Enhanced Geometry

18 solid-state locking bars · 1/2" thick · 4" wide · 12-gauge composite door · 7-gauge frame

The Beast's 18 locking bars are 1/2 inch thick and 4 inches wide. That compares to the Blockade's 6 bars at 1/4 inch thick. The door itself is a 12-gauge composite construction with a 1/4-inch inner steel plate, not a single-layer door. The frame is 7-gauge steel with a 1/4-inch plate, significantly heavier than a standard residential door frame. At 1,245 pounds, the overall mass is what makes the locking system effective: a door that heavy, with that bolt geometry, requires a sustained and equipped forced-entry effort to defeat. How locking bar count, thickness, and door weight interact in a forced-entry scenario.

150-Minute Certified Fire Protection

150 minutes of certified fire protection · Palusol smoke seal on inswing

The Beast carries 150 minutes of certified fire protection on the door: two and a half hours. For buyers in Western Idaho and Eastern Oregon, where wildfire events in mountain communities produce extended exposure scenarios, this matters in a way the Blockade cannot address. The Inswing variant adds a Palusol heat-activated door seal that expands to help limit smoke penetration during a fire event, a meaningful addition for buyers planning the room as an emergency shelter. The critical context: the door's certification is the door's certification. The room's overall protection level is also determined by how the surrounding construction is built. A Beast door in a well-constructed room is a serious fire shelter. A Beast door in a standard-frame room is a certified door in an uncertified room. How vault door fire ratings work and what the surrounding room construction contributes.

Panic Room Hardware

Inside release 3-point handle · inside lock lever · UL Listed locks in two configurations

The inside release 3-point handle and inside lock lever are what make the Beast a functional shelter-in-place option, not just a secure entry. The ability to lock the door from inside and release it from inside without an external access credential is the difference between a vault door and a panic room door. Lock options are: UL Listed mechanical lock (standard) or UL Listed electronic lock (optional). How mechanical and electronic lock options compare for vault door applications.

What the Beast Doesn't Do

The Beast is a residential vault door, not a commercial vault or bank-grade installation. A determined attacker with significant time, equipment, and an undetected approach can defeat any residential product. What the Beast does is make that scenario impractical in most residential threat environments. It also doesn't make the surrounding room fire-certified on its own. The door's 150-minute rating is the door. The room's fire performance is a function of how the walls, ceiling, and floor are built. If the room itself needs to serve as a shelter, the room construction matters as much as the door. How to evaluate the Beast against your specific situation before committing to a vault door installation.

Common Mistakes

Four Things Buyers Get Wrong About the Beast

Most of the confusion around the Beast comes from either underestimating the installation scope or misreading the difference between the two variants. Each of these is worth clearing up before you plan the rough opening.

Misconception:

"The Beast is just the Blockade with more features bolted on."

Reality:

The Blockade and Beast share the same 1/4-inch steel spec at the door-and-frame foundation. The Beast builds a fundamentally different product on top of that: a 12-gauge composite door with a 1/4-inch inner plate, a 7-gauge frame with a 1/4-inch plate, 18 locking bars at three times the thickness of the Blockade's, 150 minutes of certified fire protection, inside panic hardware, and an outswing option. This is not the same door with extras. It is a different tier of product. How the Beast's locking bar geometry and door mass compare to the Blockade.

Misconception:

"Inswing and outswing are just aesthetic choices. I'll decide later."

Reality:

Outswing and inswing are structural decisions that determine your rough opening dimensions (different for each variant), your swing clearance requirements, and which features are available. The Inswing variant adds a Palusol heat-activated smoke seal that the Outswing does not have. The decision is permanent once the rough opening is framed. Walk the clearance plan in your actual room before ordering. How inswing and outswing configuration affects room planning and feature availability.

Misconception:

"The panic hardware is a bonus. I don't need to think about it during planning."

Reality:

The inside release 3-point handle and inside lock lever are the features that make shelter-in-place use functional. If an emergency scenario is part of your planning, those features need to be considered alongside the rough opening, the room layout, and the swing direction. The room behind the door also needs to be set up for occupancy: power, communication, supplies. Treating the panic hardware as a bonus means planning the shelter-in-place use case after the door is installed, when the decision is already made. How to plan a vault room installation so the hardware matches the actual use case.

Misconception:

"A 150-minute fire-rated door makes the whole room fire-safe."

Reality:

The Beast's 150-minute certification is the door's certification. The room's fire protection level is determined by how the surrounding walls, ceiling, and floor are constructed. A Beast door in a masonry-walled, fire-rated room is a serious fire shelter. A Beast door in a standard stud-frame room with drywall is a certified door access point in an uncertified room. If fire protection of the vault room contents is the goal, room construction decisions matter as much as door selection. We recommend working through the room construction plan alongside the door selection, not after. How vault door fire ratings work alongside room construction in a complete shelter plan.

Protection Reality

What the Beast Covers and What It Doesn't

The Beast addresses the three scenarios that drive vault door buyers at this tier: a serious forced-entry attempt, a fire event lasting up to two and a half hours, and a shelter-in-place emergency where the room needs to function from inside. Eighteen locking bars at 1/2-inch thick and 4 inches wide, 1,245 pounds of steel at the frame, 150 minutes of certified fire protection, and inside release hardware cover those scenarios at the Enhanced tier. The Beast is also the only Liberty vault door that offers an outswing option, giving buyers whose room layout requires exterior swing clearance a workable configuration. How to evaluate which of these scenarios should lead your vault door planning.

The honest limits: the Beast is a residential product. A sufficiently equipped and patient attacker with undetected time can defeat it. The 150-minute fire certification is for the door. The room's overall fire protection is a function of the surrounding construction. If your situation requires body-level commercial vault certification or a room independently rated to a specific fire standard, those conversations start outside the Liberty residential vault door lineup. For the residential buyer whose collection, valuables, and family warrant a genuine Enhanced-tier vault door installation, the Beast is the correct product. How to evaluate whether the Beast covers your specific situation.

Protection Scale

Where the Beast Sits on the Protection Scale

The Beast sits at Enhanced, Security Level 8. The Blockade sits at Balanced, Security Level 3. How all four protection levels compare in construction and fire detail.

Maximum

TL-30 rated commercial vault construction. Beyond the residential vault door lineup.

Enhanced You are here

12-gauge composite door with 1/4" inner plate. 7-gauge frame with 1/4" plate. 18 locking bars at 1/2" thick and 4" wide. 150-minute certified fire. Inside panic hardware. Inswing or outswing. 1,245 lbs.

Balanced (Blockade)

1/4" steel door and frame. 6 locking bars at 1/4" thick. Electronic lock only. No fire rating. Inswing only. 655 lbs.

Essential

Entry-level fire-rated safe construction for buyers whose primary need is certified safe storage rather than room-level security.

Western Idaho & Eastern Oregon

Why a Vault Door Installation Starts With a Local Conversation

At 1,245 pounds, the Beast requires professional delivery, precise installation, and pre-installation planning that starts before the door ships. Idaho Safe & Vault has been delivering and installing safes and vault doors across Western Idaho and Eastern Oregon for 32 years, with 3,500-plus installations in that time. Our delivery and installation work is in-house. We don't hand vault door projects off to a contracted crew. Why factory-authorized local installation changes the vault door experience.

Why the Beast's fire rating matters in this region: Western Idaho and Eastern Oregon is a wildfire-dominant market. The 2024 season burned roughly 996,000 acres in Idaho alone, with evacuation orders in the Hailey corridor and extended fire activity across Blaine County. For buyers in wildfire-exposed communities, a door rated for 150 minutes of fire protection is the difference between a vault room that functions as a fire shelter and one that doesn't. Buyers in McCall, the Wood River Valley, and along the canyon edges outside Boise are not choosing between a Blockade and a Beast as a theoretical exercise. They're choosing between a door with no fire protection and a door with two and a half hours of it. What in-house vault door delivery and installation covers for Beast projects in our service area.

Configuration Guide

Outswing or Inswing: A Permanent Decision

The Beast comes in two configurations: Outswing and Inswing. The door's security and fire protection are the same between them. The right choice is a function of your room layout, your swing clearance situation, and whether the Palusol smoke seal matters to your planning. This decision is permanent once the rough opening is framed.

The Beast Outswing

Dimensions: 79" H x 34" W • Weight: 1,245 lbs

Rough opening required: 81"–85" H x 37"–42" W x 7"–9" D

Walkthrough clearance: Approximately 27" at 90 degrees. Approximately 32" at 180 degrees. Threshold height: 1.875"

Right call when: The room behind the door is tight, and you don't want to give up interior space to door swing. The exterior hallway or adjoining room has enough clearance for the door to open outward without creating a traffic or access problem.

Finishes: Textured, marble, and gloss. External 5-spoke SureTight handle available in multiple finishes. Left-hand and right-hand swing options available.

The Beast Inswing

Dimensions: 77" H x 30.5" W • Weight: 1,245 lbs

Rough opening required: 82.5"–85" H x 39"–42" W x 7"–9" D

Walkthrough clearance: Approximately 26.5" at 90 degrees. Threshold height: 1.875"

Right call when: The exterior of the door faces a narrow hallway or cramped space where outward swing isn't practical, and the room interior has enough clearance to accommodate door swing without blocking access to stored contents near the entry.

Inswing-only feature: Palusol heat-activated door seal. This seal expands when exposed to heat to help limit smoke penetration during a fire event. For buyers planning the room as an emergency shelter, this is a meaningful addition. It is not available on the Outswing configuration.

Finishes: Textured, marble, and gloss. Left-hand and right-hand swing options available.

Important: The Outswing and Inswing have different rough opening requirements. Confirm your configuration before framing the rough opening. Once the opening is built to one spec, the other variant won't fit without reconstruction. Call 208-454-8038 to verify before construction begins.

Caldwell Showroom

See Both Vault Doors Before You Frame the Opening

We carry both Liberty vault doors in the Caldwell showroom. If you're evaluating the Beast, bringing your room plan and rough opening dimensions to the showroom before you start framing is the most efficient use of the pre-installation planning process. The physical difference between the Blockade and the Beast is apparent immediately. The configuration decision between Outswing and Inswing is easier to make standing in front of both options with your room dimensions in hand.

The Blockade is on the floor for a direct tier comparison

The construction difference between 6 locking bars and 18 is obvious when you handle both doors. The fire rating question also becomes more concrete once you've seen both doors and talked through what's being stored and what the room is being used for. If you're deciding between the two, the showroom comparison is the most efficient way to make that call.

Bring your room plan and rough opening dimensions

The pre-installation conversation is most useful when you have your rough opening height, width, and wall depth measured and written down. If you have a floor plan of the room, bring it. The configuration decision between Outswing and Inswing involves knowing what's on both sides of the doorway, and a floor plan makes that conversation faster and more concrete than describing it verbally.

"The buyers who come in having already decided on the Beast usually have the Outswing versus Inswing question remaining. That decision is easier with a floor plan than without one. Most of the time it's obvious in five minutes once we walk through the clearance on both sides of the opening."

Jason, Idaho Safe & Vault, 23 years

What to expect when you come in to our Caldwell showroom • Talk through your room project before you visit

Full Specifications

Technical Specifications

Security level: 8 of 10, Enhanced · Fire rating: 150 minutes certified

Construction and Security (Both Variants)

Door construction	12-gauge composite door with 1/4" inner steel plate
Frame construction	7-gauge steel frame with 1/4" steel plate
Locking bars	18 solid-state locking bars
Locking bar thickness	1/2"
Locking bar width	4"
Locking mechanism	Gear-driven internal lock-out mechanism with dual relocker and slip-clutch
Lock (standard)	UL Listed mechanical lock
Lock (optional)	UL Listed electronic lock
Inside hardware	Inside release 3-point handle · inside lock lever
Fire protection	150 minutes certified (door only)
Door panel	Fabric door panel
Country of origin	Made in the USA with U.S. and Global Parts
Warranty	Lifetime (fire and break-in)

Outswing Variant

Exterior dimensions (H×W)	79" × 34"
Weight	1,245 lbs
Walkthrough clearance at 90°	Approximately 27"
Walkthrough clearance at 180°	Approximately 32"
Threshold height	1.875"
Rough opening required	81"–85" H × 37"–42" W × 7"–9" D
Available finishes	Textured, marble, gloss
External handle	5-spoke SureTight (multiple finish options)
Hinge options	Left-hand and right-hand swing
Smoke seal	Not included on Outswing

Inswing Variant

Exterior dimensions (H×W)	77" × 30.5"
Weight	1,245 lbs
Walkthrough clearance at 90°	Approximately 26.5"
Threshold height	1.875"
Rough opening required	82.5"–85" H × 39"–42" W × 7"–9" D
Available finishes	Textured, marble, gloss
Hinge options	Left-hand and right-hand swing
Smoke seal	Palusol heat-activated door seal (expands to limit smoke penetration)

Rough opening dimensions differ between Outswing and Inswing. Confirm your configuration before framing. Call 208-454-8038 to verify before construction begins.

Before you order or frame:

Confirm your configuration (Outswing or Inswing) before framing your rough opening. The two variants have different dimension requirements and the decision is permanent once the opening is built.
If the Palusol smoke seal matters for your shelter-in-place planning, the Inswing is the correct variant.
Call 208-454-8038 before construction begins. Pre-installation planning is part of how we handle vault door projects.

Placement and Installation

Planning a 1,245-Pound Vault Door Installation

A 1,245-pound vault door requires professional delivery, a pre-qualified rough opening, and an installation team that has done this before. Idaho Safe & Vault handles everything from pre-installation planning through final installation, lock programming, and operation walkthrough. How to plan your room and rough opening before a Beast installation.

Room construction is part of the installation planning

The Beast secures the opening. The room's overall protection profile (fire resistance, theft resistance, and shelter capability) is determined by the surrounding construction. For buyers planning a full shelter-in-place room, the wall, ceiling, and floor construction decisions should be made alongside the door selection, not after. We recommend a pre-installation planning conversation that covers the room construction, not just the rough opening dimensions. Common vault door and room installation challenges and how we handle them before delivery day.

Rough opening requirements differ by variant

The Outswing requires 81"–85" H x 37"–42" W x 7"–9" D. The Inswing requires 82.5"–85" H x 39"–42" W x 7"–9" D. These are firm requirements. Framing the opening to the wrong variant's spec means the door either won't fit or will require reconstruction before it can be installed. Confirm your variant and get the rough opening dimensions confirmed before any framing work begins.

Site access and clearance for 1,245 pounds

Getting a 1,245-pound door from the truck to the rough opening requires a clear path and the right equipment. Stairs, narrow hallways, and low ceilings are manageable with advance planning, but they need to be known about before delivery day. Tell us about your site access situation during the pre-installation conversation so the installation day goes smoothly.

Delivery and Installation

In-House Delivery and Installation for the Full Beast Project

Idaho Safe & Vault handles vault door delivery and installation in-house. The same team involved in pre-installation planning is the team that shows up on installation day. We don't hand Beast installations off to a third-party crew. Why in-house installation matters for a project at this scope and weight.

Pre-installation planning before anything ships

Before the door ships, we confirm rough opening dimensions, configuration (Outswing or Inswing), hinge side, and any construction prep items that need to happen on your end before delivery day. A 1,245-pound door arriving at an unready rough opening is a significant problem. We resolve those issues during the planning conversation, not on installation day.

Lock programming and operation walkthrough

We program both the lock and the inside release hardware, and walk you through operation before we leave. Both lock configurations (UL Listed mechanical and electronic) are handled by our team. Lock service and combination changes after installation are available from us directly as a factory-authorized Liberty dealer.

Service area: Western Idaho and Eastern Oregon

We deliver and install across the full footprint, from the Treasure Valley out to the eastern Oregon border. If you're not sure whether your location is within our service range, call 208-454-8038. What our service coverage includes for vault door installations.

Decision Guide

Is the Beast the Right Call for Your Project?

The Beast Is Right If:

You want 150 minutes of certified fire protection from the door itself, not from room construction alone.
A shelter-in-place capability matters. The inside release 3-point handle and inside lock lever are what make that functional.
18 locking bars at 1/2-inch thick and 4 inches wide is the forced-entry resistance level your situation warrants.
Your room layout requires an outswing configuration, which the Blockade cannot provide.
You want a mechanical lock as standard with an electronic lock available as an option.
The Inswing Palusol smoke seal is relevant to your shelter-in-place planning.
You want finish options beyond textured black: marble and gloss finishes are available.

Consider the Blockade If:

Budget is a meaningful constraint and the Beast's additional capabilities aren't required for your situation.
Fire protection from the door itself isn't a priority and you're addressing fire risk through room construction.
655 pounds is a more manageable installation than 1,245 pounds for your specific site access.
An inswing-only configuration works for your room layout and 6-bar construction is sufficient for your threat environment.

See the Blockade: Liberty Vault Door Blockade for entry-level vault door protection, or compare all four protection levels to confirm which tier your situation requires.

Still Working Through the Decision?

If you're still deciding between the Blockade and the Beast, or evaluating whether a vault door is the right approach versus a large safe, the showroom comparison is the most efficient way to settle it. Come in with your rough opening dimensions and we'll walk through the options with you.

How to confirm your vault door decision before you commit to a project.

Common Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

What makes the Beast different from the Blockade beyond the price?

The difference goes well beyond the price. The Beast has 18 locking bars at 1/2-inch thick and 4 inches wide, versus the Blockade's 6 bars at 1/4-inch thick. The Beast's door is a 12-gauge composite with a 1/4-inch inner steel plate; the Blockade's door is 1/4-inch steel. The Beast's frame is 7-gauge with a 1/4-inch plate; the Blockade's frame is 1/4-inch steel. The Beast has 150 minutes of certified fire protection; the Blockade has none. The Beast has inside release panic hardware; the Blockade does not. The Beast has an outswing option and mechanical lock as standard; the Blockade is inswing only with an electronic lock. The Blockade is a complete door for buyers who don't need these additions. The Beast is the door for buyers who do.

Can I use the Beast as a panic room door?

Yes. The inside release 3-point handle and inside lock lever are specifically what enable shelter-in-place use. You can lock the door from inside and release it from inside without needing external credentials. For this to function as a panic room in practice, the room itself also needs to be set up for occupancy: power, communication access, water and supplies for the duration you're planning for, and a construction envelope that provides the protection you need. The door is the access control barrier. The room is the shelter. Both need to be planned together. If shelter-in-place use is part of your planning, the Inswing variant with the Palusol smoke seal is worth considering over the Outswing.

What is the Palusol smoke seal, and why does it matter?

The Palusol seal is a heat-activated material installed in the door frame on the Inswing variant. When exposed to heat, it expands to fill the gap between the door and frame, helping to limit smoke penetration into the room during a fire event. Smoke moves faster than fire and is the primary cause of incapacitation in fire emergencies. For buyers planning to use the room as an emergency shelter, a door that limits smoke entry is meaningfully different from one that only provides a fire-resistance barrier. The Palusol seal is specific to the Inswing variant. The Outswing does not include it. If smoke protection matters to your shelter planning, the Inswing is the correct configuration.

Should I choose the mechanical or electronic lock?

Both are UL Listed. The mechanical combination lock is the standard configuration. It requires no batteries, has no electronic failure modes, and functions reliably through extended periods without use, making it well suited to a vault room at a second property or vacation home that may go months between access attempts. The electronic lock is available as an optional upgrade. It offers faster keypad access and is more convenient for frequent daily entry, with the tradeoff of battery maintenance and the small risk of electronic component failure over time. For a vault room used regularly, electronic is often more practical. For a room that sits unopened for extended periods, the mechanical lock eliminates battery concerns entirely. How mechanical and electronic locks compare for vault door applications.

How far in advance should I contact Idaho Safe & Vault before a Beast installation?

Before you frame the rough opening. The pre-installation conversation determines which configuration is correct, confirms the rough opening dimensions, and identifies any construction prep that needs to happen before the door ships. Calling after the opening is framed sometimes works if the dimensions happen to be correct. Calling before framing means the opening is built to the right spec the first time. Lead times on vault doors vary, and a planning conversation before construction begins is also when we scope delivery logistics, site access, and installation day planning. Call 208-454-8038 to start that conversation before any construction begins.

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How Vault Door and Safe Protection Actually Works

Construction at each protection tier translated to real-world outcomes. The framework for understanding what the Beast delivers versus the Blockade and what the surrounding room construction contributes to the overall picture.

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How to Evaluate Your Fire and Theft Risk

How to think through your actual risk environment before choosing between vault door options. Especially relevant for buyers in wildfire-exposed areas of Western Idaho and Eastern Oregon weighing the Blockade's no-fire-rating against the Beast's 150 minutes.

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How to Confirm Your Decision Before You Commit

The questions worth working through before committing to a vault door installation: configuration, rough opening, room construction, and whether the Beast covers your specific situation.

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Next Step

Start the Beast Conversation Before You Frame the Opening

Still deciding between the Outswing and Inswing, or evaluating the Beast against the Blockade?

Idaho Safe & Vault has been planning and installing vault doors across Western Idaho and Eastern Oregon for 32 years. The pre-installation conversation is where the project either goes smoothly or runs into avoidable problems. Call us before you frame the rough opening at 208-454-8038, or come in to the Caldwell showroom with your room plan and dimensions. Both vault doors are on the floor.

Talk to a Safe Expert

What to expect when you come in to our Caldwell showroom • The ways to reach us before you commit

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