Liberty Gun Safes have been around for more than 20 years and they have improved with age. The California wild fires of 2007 proved the durability of this line of safes. Kim Crosser knew that he would not be able to save his home, but he had no idea the safe he had installed in an upstairs room would make it either. With his home completely burned to the ground, Mr. Crosser returned the next day to find everything gone - except one thing. Lying on the ground amongst the rubble was his Lincoln series safe. You can imagine how Mr. Crosser felt when the safe technician opened his safe and he looked inside to find his papers, jewelry and prized possessions had survived. And Mr. Crosser wasn't the only customer either. Mr Norquist of Lake Arrowhead also had his Presidential Safe survive the devastating fires of California.

Liberty Safe is driven to build the best fire and security safes on the market today.

• Years of time and investment to engineer and develop the best fire safes in the world
• Lincoln Series received top rating from North American Hunter for design, quality and organization options
• BTU(British Thermal Unit) fire rating is used. BTU represents the heat resistance capacity of the materials built into every safe. The more materials installed in the right places, the higher the BTU rating and the longer the safe will last in a fire. For example, Liberty's Lincoln series have four layers of fireboard in the ceiling, three in the walls and three in the door
• BTU plus Construction - Use these questions to determine the level of fire protection -
  • How many layers of fireboard are in the safe? Key areas include the ceiling, wall, door jams, and door. More layers equal more protection.
  • What is the thickness of the steel? The thicker the steel, the slower the heat penetrates. Seven gauge is thicker than 12 gauge.
  • Are the fire materials installed in the right places? Fireboard and steel BTU ratings alone don't guarantee a great fire safe. Placement of fireboard is the key. Where are the layers placed? Do they only cover the ceiling, walls, and door? What about the door jambs? Is the fireboard just laid on top of one another, or does it interlock for the best protection.

LIBERTY SAFE AND SECURITY PRODUCTS WARRANTY Liberty Safe and Security Products warrants each new Liberty, National Security or Centurion safe or vault door will be free from defects in material and workmanship for the lifetime of the original owner, excluding the lock. If there is a defect in either materials or workmanship of the locking mechanism during your lifetime, Liberty will fix it *free of charge. Liberty will also repair or replace your safe *free of charge if it is damaged during a fire, a break-in or break-in attempt during the lifetime of the original purchaser. There are no hidden expenses with Liberty's limited lifetime warranty, no charge for opening the damaged safe, no charge for freight, and if the safe needs to be replaced, no charge for the replacement safe in your home. When the unthinkable happens, you want to know that your safe is backed by a reputable company, and a warranty is only as good as the company behind it. Liberty, National Security and Centurion (23 cf size) mechanical locks will be repaired or replaced free of charge, including labor, for the first five years of ownership. After five years and for the life of the original owner, Liberty will replace the parts free of charge. Electronic locks are covered for five years. Liberty Safe and Security Products warrants the painted surface of the safe with a limited lifetime warranty. Liberty Safe and Security Products warranty is transferrable. See written warranty for complete details.