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Liberty Home Safe
Protect What Matters with a Fire and Water Resistant Safe 

Fire & Water Resistance

Built for the Unexpected.

You can’t plan for every emergency, but you can prepare. That’s why we built our water resistant fire safe. 

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Fire Resistant: 60 Minutes. 1,200°F

Home Advantage is fire rated for 60 minutes at 1,200°F, helping protect what matters when every minute counts.

Water Resistant: Up to 2 feet. 72 hours*.

Home Advantage is water resistant in up to 2 feet of water for up to 72 hours

*With bolt-down installation

Protection You Can See

Not all protection is created equal. We tested Home Advantage alongside other home safes under the same conditions to see how they performed when exposed to extreme heat.

When You Don't Have Time To Prepare

House Fires by the Numbers

A typical house fire can exceed 1,100°F in minutes.
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Home Fires

On average in the U.S. there is a house fire every 96 seconds - that's around 350,000 house fires annually*.

Time

A fire can fully engulf a home and become life-threating in less than 3 to 5 minutes*.

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Causes

48.7% of reported home fires are often traced back to unattended cooking equipment*.

Flooding by the Numbers

It doesn't take much water to cause serious damage.

Flooding

Flooding is the most common natural disaster in the United States**.

Damage

Just 1 inch of floodwater can cause up to $25,000 in damage to a home**.

Depth

Just 6 inches of fast-moving water can knock over an adult, while 12 inches can carry away most cars**.

Frequently Asked Questions

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Protection for the Unexpected

Be ready for what you can't plan for.

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From important documents to the things that carry a lifetime of memories, Home Advantage helps protect what matters from the moments you can’t plan for.

*Fire Sources:National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) and U.S. Fire Administration (USFA). Data represents the latest available U.S. residential fire data.
** Flooding Sources: Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP), and National Weather Service (NWS). Data represents U.S. flood risk and impact guidance.

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