sentrysafe :: combination big bolts fire-safe {giveaway}

Posted on by Shannon

What is the one thing you would grab if you had a house fire.  If you could take one thing (outside of your kids and family of course – because obviously that is #1), what would it be?  For me, it would be my computer ONLY because it holds all my pictures of my children.

What would you protect in a fireproof safe?  Birth Certificates? Pictures? Passports? Jewelry?  Your safe, your valuables.

Having a fireproof safe on hand is just something that I think everyone should have.  There are those things in life that just need to be protected.  From what I have experienced with SentrySafe, you can’t go wrong with their products.

It is that time of year when it seems like so many are in their “Spring Cleaning” mood!  That is where this product comes in hand! We received the Combination Big Bolts Fire-Safe SFW123CS and have been filling it up 🙂

SentrySafe is proud to announce a new line in valuable protection.  Now with 60% bigger bolts and a pry-resistant hinge bar the Big Bolts safes provide additional security while maintaining the same great standards in fire and water protection.  Improvements to the mechanical combination lock such as audible feedback make accessing your important documents and valuables easier than ever.  Features such as a key rack, door tray and multi-position shelf help keep items organized during storage.

Here are some features on this safe:

  • ETL verified 15 ft. Drop Test
  • ETL verified for 1 hour fire protection of CDs and DVDs up to 1700° F
  • ETL verified for water-resistance in up to 8″ of water for up to 24 hours
  • Lifetime after-fire replacement guarantee
  • Manufacturer’s limited warranty
  • UL Classified 1-hour proven fire protection
  • ETL Verified to pass a 15 foot/4.5 meter drop test to ensure contents remain intact and locked upon impact
  • Mechanical combination lock
  • Multi-position shelf to enable easy organization
  • Key rack, door tray and door pocket for small, easy-to-misplace items
  • May be bolted to floor (hardware not included)

In addition, it is in the home stretch now, but SentrySafe is working on a Spring Cleaning Challenge!  Head over to Facebook to check it out and see what it’s all about.

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A SIMPLE GIVEAWAY!
One SIMPLE reader will win a safe just like the one pictured.  Here is how to enter:
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*The product in this review was provided to me for the purpose of conducting this review. All opinions expressed are my own*

83 thoughts on “sentrysafe :: combination big bolts fire-safe {giveaway}”

  1. I have a folder (totally flammable) that I have tax documents, passports, social security cards, birth certificates, etc. I’d also put photos and baby books in there. Thanks!!

  5. I would put birth certs, SS cards, nice jewelry…basically important stuff that I wouldn’t want to get stolen!

  7. I’d put the only thing I have from my paternal grandmother – a tablecloth, and also a small dress that I wore as a baby, which is the only baby/childhood item I had.

  15. I would put money, birth certificate’s, ss cards’, pictures, jewlery, etc in the safe

  21. I would put our passports, birth certificates, marriage certificate, etc.
    Thanks for the chance!

  23. I would put birth certificates and SS cards. Thanks for the awesome giveaway 🙂

    Renee
    fattybumpkins at yahoo dot com

  29. My pain prescriptions to keep them from the grandbabies now that one is mobile & the other is on the move. When it was just hubby & I it wasn’t a big deal, but now my 18 mth, old has learned to move the chair to the counter to climb to the cabinet, and I thought that was high enough for my pills. I have some narc’s I take, we were just talking about this yesterday. Thanks for the chance.

  35. I would store my external hard drive which contains my photos! Thanks for the chance to win!
    mrsmchappell at gmail dot com

  36. I’d put important documents, computer back-ups, and collectibles in a safe.
    jtmagmom73(at)gmail(dot)com

  38. I would put all of my valuable items and documents in this safe.
    champ_ion76(at)yahoo(dot)com

  41. I’d put in special pictures, papers, documents and my discs i have photos backed up on

  43. I would put a backup drive of important documents and family pictures in the safe

  45. Passports, birth certificates, copies of credit cards, backup memory stick of my kids pictures.

  51. I would put the normal important papers…and also some pictures I have of my grandmother from the early 1900’s! Precious to me!

  57. My car title, resume, will, lawyer related papers, anything of importance.

  66. Oh those important documents, memories of my girls, jump-drives of the important stuff…my pearls…

  67. Birth certificates, various legal documents, passports and insurance policies.

  71. I would put in passports, birth certificates, wedding certificates, jewelry, photos, and all my kids medical record.s

  73. I would put back-up photos, our marriage license, birth certificates, and any other important papers. Thanks!

  74. Car title, marriage license, birth certificates, ss cards, handgun, money
    thank you

  76. I would put our passports, documents like visa information, some money and maybe a hard drive or flash drive with photos saved on it!

    Thanks!
    h4schaffer at gmail dot com

  77. I would put all my important documents, passport, jewelry, keys, money as well as some remembrance stuff. 🙂

  78. I would put all our important papers, like titles to our cars, old pictures of my family, all the picture albums of my girls. I would put up all their birth certificates. I would put up everything that I have of my angel baby in the safe.

  79. I would store our passports, my husband’s and my will and some of my jewelry.

  81. I would put our passports, birth certificates, marriage certificate, Social Security cards and any credit cards not actively being used.

  82. I would put my jewelry, important paperwork, and a couple spare keys in the safe.

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