Thwart Thieves with a Diversion Safe

A sample diversion safe

One part of home security that is often neglected is protecting your valuables from thieves who may have already made their way inside of your home. Did you know that, on average, burglars spend less than ten minutes inside of any particular home? Thieves are able to go through homes so quickly because most homeowners keep their valuables in fairly typical places: jewelry is kept in a box in the bedroom; money is kept tucked into a drawer; other valuables are kept in closets or in a box under the bed… If you find that you are a homeowner who makes a robbery easy, you may want to learn more about a diversion safe.

A diversion safe is a place to put valuables such as money, jewelry, important documents and other such items, which means it is similar to a traditional safe product. However, these newer diversion safes are unique in that they look strikingly similar to regular household items. For example, what appears to be simply another plug outlet is actually a small diversion safe; what would otherwise seem to be a Stephen King thriller is actually a safe hidden within a bookshelf.

There are many different kinds of these safes; and some homeowners pick several different kinds and place them throughout their home. It is actually a great way to hide your valuables in plain sight! No hurrying thief would ever think to search through jars of dried soup in search of a hidden diversion safe; and what pre-occupied burglar is going to realize that the jar of peanut butter in the pantry is actually full of precious jewels?

For diversion safes and a whole realm of other home security products, contact Promark Safety. We specialize in making home safety affordable and accessible to our clients, and we can help you choose equipment to meet any budget and lifestyle. Visit our website today at www.promarksafety.com for more information about our simple, yet effective, home security items.

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