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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Vess1, post: 1415963, member: 13650&quot;]The ratings can be misleading.&nbsp;&nbsp; Most manufacturers do their own fire testing and theres alot of different measures by which they decide on how long a safe can hold up in a fire.&nbsp;&nbsp; Some tests are more telling than others.&nbsp; No material or amount of fire protection will be able to hold up if it is subjected to hours of heat with no cool down.&nbsp; It is best to use media containers/additional fire safes within a good safe for max protection.&nbsp; I dont want my slabs to melt or coins to turn colors from heat.&nbsp; Even the ratings these companies list allow for the interior of the safe to reach over 300 degrees within their rated times.</p><p>&nbsp; A residential security container rating is not really that outstanding of a burglary rating.&nbsp; But anything considered should have this rating at a minimum.&nbsp; If anyones considering something that couldnt even obtain that rating, forget about it unless youre only goal is to keep the kids out.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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