Home Safes in Zimbabwe

Safes for houses and flats: freestanding, floor, wall and underground safes, made by Shellmate in Harare and installed so they cannot be carried away.

  • Freestanding, floor, wall, underground
  • Bolted down by our installers
  • Key, dial or keypad
  • Free delivery in Harare
Two closed Shellmate safes with a keypad lock and an electronic lock

Which home safe

TypeHow it is fittedGood for
Freestanding safeStands on the floor, bolted to the concrete slabDocuments, jewellery, cash; the most common home safe
Floor / underground safeSet into the concrete floor, only the lid showsConcealment; hard to find and very hard to remove
Wall safeBuilt into a brick or concrete wallSmall valuables, hidden behind a cupboard or picture

Sizes for the home

Most homes choose a 20 or 36 litre safe: enough for passports, title deeds, certificates, jewellery and some cash. Larger households or home businesses often choose 80 litres. Floor and wall safes are made to fit the space available.

Installation matters more than size

A safe that is not fixed down can be carried out of the house and opened elsewhere. Our installers bolt freestanding safes into the concrete floor or wall, and set floor and underground safes into the slab. We can suggest a less obvious location while we are there.

Shellmate safe with its door open, showing the steel interior and shelf
Door open: steel body, inner shelf and door bolts.

Locks

  • Key lock: simple and reliable, works through power cuts.
  • Mechanical combination dial: no key to lose and no batteries.
  • Digital keypad: quick to open and easy to change the code.
  • Electronic lock with override key.
  • Dual locks (for example keypad plus key) so two people are needed to open the safe.

What affects the price of a home safe

  • Capacity and outer size.
  • Standard or heavy-duty body.
  • Lock type, and one lock or two.
  • Options such as a deposit slot or extra shelves.
  • Delivery distance and whether the safe is bolted down.

Questions buyers ask

What is the best safe for a home?

For most homes, a 20 or 36 litre safe bolted to the floor. If you want it hidden, an underground or wall safe. We can advise after a short conversation about what you want to keep in it.

Can you install a floor safe in an existing house?

Yes. We cut into the concrete floor, set the safe and make good the floor around it.

Will a key safe work during power cuts?

Yes. Key and mechanical combination locks need no power. Digital locks run on batteries and have an override.

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Get a quotation

Tell us what you want to keep in the safe and where in the house it will go. We will recommend a size and quote for supply and installation.