Digital Fire Safe installed in Welwyn Garden City, Hertfordshire AL8
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Digital Fire Safe installed in Hertfordshire
(case study 03070)
A Fire Safe for a Reception Area
Our customer in Welwyn Garden City needed a fire-resistant safe for a reception area, mainly to protect important paperwork, small valuables and everyday business items without taking up too much room. After discussing the level of fire protection they wanted and the available space, we recommended the Burton Safes Firebrand (Size 3) Digital Fire Safe as a sensible fit for the job.
This model offers independently tested 60-minute fire protection to EN15659 LFS 60P and carries recommended insurance ratings of £1,000 for cash or £10,000 for jewellery.
The reception area had a straightforward installation position with a timber floor beneath, which meant the safe could be fixed neatly in place without it becoming an awkward obstruction in a busy part of the building.
Base Fixing into the Timber Floor
The Firebrand Size 3 is designed for base fixing, and on this job the safe was anchored through the base into the wooden floor using one coach bolt.
Once the safe had been positioned properly, our installer marked the fixing point, moved the safe away from the installation area to drill the floor. After cleaning away the drill dust, he repositioned the safe and then secured it firmly into place.
With the coach bolt tightened, the safe was held securely in its final position while leaving clear access to the door and keypad.
Positioned for Everyday Use
The Burton Safes Firebrand Size 3 weighs 51kg and has external dimensions of 510mm high, 445mm wide and 425mm deep. Internally it measures 410mm high, 340mm wide and 290mm deep, giving useful storage for documents and valuables without being overly bulky.
Its external battery arrangement is also a practical feature, as it helps avoid the all-too-familiar worry of a digital lock going flat at the wrong moment.
Code Set, Demonstrated and Ready to Go
After the installation was complete, our installer showed the customer how to set their digital lock code. That final handover is always worth doing properly, as a safe is far more useful when the customer feels confident using it straight away.
Before leaving, our installer gave the customer their certificate of installation. The finished result was a neat and practical fire-safe installation, ready to protect important contents from both theft and fire.
Looking for a professionally installed fire safe in Welwyn Garden City, AL8 or elsewhere in Hertfordshire? London & Home Counties Safes supplies and professionally installs a wide range of digital and keylocking safes, including fire-resistant models for homes and businesses.
The Burton Safes Firebrand (Size 3) Digital Fire Safe offers 60-minute fire protection, 41 litres of internal storage, a removable tray and shelf, and recommended insurance ratings of £1,000 for cash or £10,000 for jewellery.
Before delivery, we can discuss the best position for the safe, access to the room and the most suitable fixing arrangement for the floor beneath.
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About Welwyn Garden City, Hertfordshire AL8
Welwyn Garden City is one of England’s best-known planned towns and was founded in 1920 by Sir Ebenezer Howard as the second Garden City. It was designed to combine the advantages of town and country living, with broad tree-lined avenues, generous green spaces and a carefully planned town centre.
The town centre remains notable for its neo-Georgian architecture, central parkway and formal layout, all of which reflect Howard’s original vision. Over time, Welwyn Garden City developed into an important commercial and residential centre within Hertfordshire.
Local landmarks include the Coronation Fountain, Howardsgate, Parkway, Campus West and the nearby Stanborough lakes and parkland. The wider area also benefits from easy access to other Hertfordshire towns such as Hatfield, St Albans and Hertford.
Welwyn Garden City railway station provides direct connections to London King’s Cross, Moorgate and Cambridge, while the A1(M) gives strong road links north and south. The AL8 area is particularly well known for its attractive residential streets and proximity to the town centre.
Today, Welwyn Garden City remains a popular Hertfordshire location thanks to its combination of planned design, open space, strong commuter links and established local amenities.