FR2678672A1 - REMOVABLE SAFE. - Google Patents

Abstract

A safe which may be dismantled and reassembled at will by a user, consisting of a number of wall elements (a) which are assembled to form an integral, rigid, strong body, as well as a locking door (b) and removable shelves (c), is disclosed.

Description

 The present invention relates to safes. They consist of several wall elements assembled together or fixed on an independent frame to form a one-piece, rigid and robust shell which can be dismantled and reassembled at will by the user.

 One or more locking access doors are located on the top, front or side.

 Safes sold on the market are expensive and if a safe is large, it is inconvenient, heavy, bulky and difficult to handle. It is then necessary to have recourse to specialists equipped with an appropriate material to transport it, entailing significant additional costs coming on top of the purchase price.

 The installation of the trunk of the invention does not require masonry work, it simply lands on the floor. Once assembled, it offers no outside grip and its weight of several hundred kilograms prevents anyone from moving it.

 The fact of transporting and assembling one's trunk is an element of discretion therefore a guarantee of additional security.

 This new concept of manufacturing safes makes it possible to obtain a variable shape and dimensions depending on their destination.

 The wall elements are made of waterproof, reinforced and vibrated refractory concrete or solid metal.

 Very hard materials are mixed with the aggregate constituting the wall elements to reinforce the resistance to puncture.

 A wall element has one, two or three faces.

 the wall elements have a rabbet on their periphery to ensure a perfect fit between them.

 A seal incorporated into the rebate or a sealing paste ensures non-communication between the exterior and the interior of the boot.

 Metal inserts are embedded in the concrete for the assembly of the wall elements.

 One or more protection systems (shock detector, heat detector ...) incorporated in the wall of the elements and connected to an audible and visual alarm reinforce the safety of the safe.

 Description of boxes with concrete wall elements of the present invention by way of nonlimiting examples, illustrated by the accompanying drawings.

Drawings plate 1/7 - Elongated chests:
Fig. 1 - With door on top
Fig. 2 - With door on the front
Fig. 3 - With door on the side. This safe is intended to protect
long objects such as weapons.

Drawings plate 2/7 - Cases of various shapes
Fig 4 - Cubic chest with door on the front
Fig. 5 - Cubic chest with door on top
Fig. 6 - Cabinet shape safe with door on the front. This chest can
serve as a wine cellar. The significant thickness of the elements of
wall allows good thermal insulation.

Fig. 7 - Cabinet shape safe with door on top.

Drawings plate 3/7 - Cutaway plan of an elongated chest:
Fig. 8 - Front view with partial section
Fig. 9 - Section following AA
Fig. 10 - Section along BB a - Wall element b - Locking door c - Removable shelves
Plate 4/7 drawings - Wall elements
Fig. il et 12 - Single-sided wall elements
Fig. 13 and 14 - Double-sided wall elements
Fig. 15 - Three-sided wall element
Plate drawings 5/7 - Sectional wall elements:
Fig. 16 - Reinforced and vibrated waterproof refractory concrete wall element.

Fig. 17 and 18 - Wall elements in vibrated waterproof refractory concrete with shielding.

Fig. 19 - Reinforced waterproof refractory concrete wall element, vibrated with metal rebate.

Plate drawings 6/7 and 7/7 - Principle of assembling the wall elements together
To a threaded insert (f) of the wall element (d) corresponds an insert with a smooth hole (g) on the other wall element (e) to be joined. A screw (h) fixes the two wall elements.

 The investment is low for an industrial application.

this consists solely of the creation of welded steel molds. The manufacture of the wall elements being carried out by companies specialized in the manufacture of building materials such as breeze blocks, bricks and cement slabs .... The access doors with locking are of conventional construction.

 A safe must meet very specific burglary resistance criteria, classes 1 to 8 according to the A2P brand issued by Apsaird. All the constituent elements it must be manufactured with quality assurance according to ISO 9001 to obtain a finished product corresponding to the Specifications.

Claims (9)

 1) Wall element characterized in that it is made of waterproof, reinforced and vibrated refractory concrete.  2) wall element according to claim 1, characterized in that it is on one side.  3) wall element according to claim 1, characterized in that it has at least two faces.  4) wall element according to claims 1 to 3, characterized in that it has a rebate on the periphery for interlocking with another wall element.  5) wall element according to claim 4, characterized in that a seal is incorporated into the rebate.  6) wall element according to claims 1 to 5, characterized in that metal inserts are embedded in the concrete for assembly.  7) wall element according to any one of claims 1 to 6, characterized in that one or more protection systems can be incorporated in the material constituting it ..  8) Safe made from wall elements according to any one of the preceding claims, characterized in that these wall elements, assembled together form a monobloc, rigid and robust shell removable and reassemblable at will.  9) Safe according to claim 8, characterized in that it has one or more locking access doors located on the top, front or side.