Gardall Hour Large Record Safe - 4220
These Gardall fire resistive safes are designed and tested to withstand severe fire with outside temperatures reaching 1750°F. Interior temperatures will not exceed 350°F within two hours. The charring of paper occurs at 405°F. All Gardall fire resistive safes provide a comfortable margin that protects your valuables. But these models don’t stop at just fire protection.
They also have Class “B” burglary resistive features built in right at the factory. And don’t forget, every fire insurance policy states that “proof of loss” is required for claims. When your business or personnel inventories are locked inside a Gardall fire resistive safe, your “proof of loss” is protected.
Standard Features
- 3 dead bolts on hinged side of door deterring entry by removal of hinges
- Plated interlocking 3 way door bolts extend deep into safe walls (5 active bolts)
- Hard plate between the lock and dial ring.
- Independent locking device designed to stop forced entry
- U.L. group II combination or electronic push-button lock available.
- Heavy duty casters welded to safe body to allow the safe to be positioned easily
- Adjustable shelves
- Lifetime replacement warranty
Specifications
- Outside: 49.50" H X 25.75" W X 26.75" D (Add 2" for handle)
- Inside: 42.25" H X 20.50" W X 19.50" D
- Interior Cubic Feet: 9.77
- Weight: 871.00
- Burglar Rating: B-Rate
- Fire Rating: 2 Hours
What Our Experts Think
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2-hour fire-rated large record safe designed to protect documents and sensitive records.
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Heavy-duty steel construction ensures durability and security.
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Fire-resistant insulation protects records from heat damage for up to 2 hours.
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Spacious interior accommodates large volumes of documents, files, and valuables.
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Ideal for offices, banks, and commercial spaces needing secure document storage.
Q&A
Q: How long is it fire-rated for?
A: Rated for 2 hours of fire protection.
Q: What is it designed to store?
A: Records, documents, files, cash, and small valuables.
Q: Who benefits most from this safe?
A: Offices, banks, and businesses handling sensitive records.
Q: What material is it made from?
A: Heavy-duty steel construction with fire-resistant insulation.
Maintenance Tips
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Test the locking mechanism regularly for smooth operation.
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Keep hinges and bolts clean and lightly lubricated.
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Avoid overloading beyond the rated storage capacity.
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Inspect periodically for wear or damage.
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Store in a dry environment to maintain security and fire protection.
