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	==References==		==References==
	{{reflist}}		{{reflist}}


			== External links ==
			* [https://vimeo.com/288711470 "Forged and Filed" Coffer by metalsmith Seth Gould] (video)
			* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-HcFuEOhKoQ&t=296s Restoration of a Sentry safe by Meine Mechaniker] (video)


	==See also==		==See also==
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	* [[Security_Ratings\|Security Ratings]]		* [[Security_Ratings\|Security Ratings]]

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	[[Category:Safes]]		[[Category:Safes]]

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	==References==		==References==
			{{reflist}}

	==See also==		==See also==

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	==Vaults and Strongrooms==		==Vaults and Strongrooms==
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			[[File:CFRB_vault_door.jpeg\|right\|thumb\|300px\|Vault door at the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland]]

	~~[[File:CFRB_vault_door.jpeg\|right\|thumb\|200px\|Vault door at the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland]]~~		The primary difference between a safe, a vault, and a strongroom is that safes are movable. Vaults and strongroom are integral to the building they are located in. A vault is a secure room or series of rooms. Many buildings contain vaults, though they are usually associated with banks. Large businesses, military buildings, casinos, and schools often have vaults to protect valuables, intellectual property, and dangerous objects. The name ''vault'' comes from the fact that these rooms were often in the basement of the building where the ceilings were ''vaulted''. Strongrooms are basically smaller, less secure vaults. They were popular in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, before construction methods made large vaults possible.
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	The primary difference between a safe and a ~~vault or~~ strongroom is that ~~a safe is moveable, whereas a vault or~~ strongroom is integral to the building ~~it's~~ located in.

	~~Strongrooms are basically smaller, less secure vaults. They were popular in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, before construction methods made large vaults possible.~~

	~~===Vault===~~

	A vault is a secure room or series of rooms. ~~While~~ vaults are ~~mainly~~ associated with banks~~, many buildings contain vaults~~. Large businesses, military buildings, and ~~even~~ schools ~~can contain~~ vaults. The name ''vault'' comes from the fact that these rooms were often in the basement of the building where the ceilings were ''vaulted''.

	== Compromise of Safes ==		== Compromise of Safes ==

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	:''See [[Safecracking]].''		:''See [[Safecracking]].''

			==References==


	==See also==		==See also==

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	===Vault===		===Vault===

	A vault is a secure room or series of rooms. While vaults are mainly associated with banks, many buildings contain vaults. Large businesses, military buildings, and even schools can contain vaults. The name vault comes from the fact that these rooms were often in the basement of the building where the ceilings were vaulted.		A vault is a secure room or series of rooms. While vaults are mainly associated with banks, many buildings contain vaults. Large businesses, military buildings, and even schools can contain vaults. The name ''vault'' comes from the fact that these rooms were often in the basement of the building where the ceilings were ''vaulted''.

	== Compromise of Safes ==		== Compromise of Safes ==

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	Strongrooms are basically smaller, less secure vaults. They were popular in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, before construction methods made large vaults possible.		Strongrooms are basically smaller, less secure vaults. They were popular in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, before construction methods made large vaults possible.

			===Vault===

			A vault is a secure room or series of rooms. While vaults are mainly associated with banks, many buildings contain vaults. Large businesses, military buildings, and even schools can contain vaults. The name vault comes from the fact that these rooms were often in the basement of the building where the ceilings were vaulted.

	== Compromise of Safes ==		== Compromise of Safes ==

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	==Vaults and Strongrooms==		==Vaults and Strongrooms==

	[[File:~~CFRB_Vault_Door~~.~~jpg~~\|right\|thumb\|200px\|Vault door at the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland]]		[[File:CFRB_vault_door.jpeg\|right\|thumb\|200px\|Vault door at the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland]]

	The primary difference between a safe and a vault or strongroom is that a safe is moveable, whereas a vault or strongroom is integral to the building it's located in.		The primary difference between a safe and a vault or strongroom is that a safe is moveable, whereas a vault or strongroom is integral to the building it's located in.

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	[[File:~~Cleveland_FRB_vault_door~~.~~jpeg~~\|right\|thumb\|200px\|Vault door at the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland]]		[[File:CFRB_Vault_Door.jpg\|right\|thumb\|200px\|Vault door at the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland]]

	The primary difference between a safe and a vault or strongroom is that a safe is moveable, whereas a vault or strongroom is integral to the building it's located in.		The primary difference between a safe and a vault or strongroom is that a safe is moveable, whereas a vault or strongroom is integral to the building it's located in.

Kumorigoe: /* Vaults and Strongrooms */

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	~~\|Img=~~File:Cleveland_FRB_vault_door.jpeg		[[File:Cleveland_FRB_vault_door.jpeg\|right\|thumb\|200px\|Vault door at the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland]]

	The primary difference between a safe and a vault or strongroom is that a safe is moveable, whereas a vault or strongroom is integral to the building it's located in.		The primary difference between a safe and a vault or strongroom is that a safe is moveable, whereas a vault or strongroom is integral to the building it's located in.

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	==Vaults and Strongrooms==		==Vaults and Strongrooms==

			\|Img=File:Cleveland_FRB_vault_door.jpeg

	The primary difference between a safe and a vault or strongroom is that a safe is moveable, whereas a vault or strongroom is integral to the building it's located in.		The primary difference between a safe and a vault or strongroom is that a safe is moveable, whereas a vault or strongroom is integral to the building it's located in.