It looks like you're reiterating your interest in these types of safes, with a specific focus on the Casseforti Design nuovo WELKO LXS740 KC nero.
Given our recent discussion, you already have a good understanding of:
Két Sắt Khách Sạn (Hotel Safe): Compact, user-friendly safes for temporary guest use in hotels across Vietnam.
Church Safe: Safes used by churches in Vietnam for protecting financial assets, important documents, and valuable items, with varying security and fire resistance needs.
LIBERTY Safe: High-quality safes from an American brand with a presence in Vietnam, known for robust security and fire protection, available through authorized dealers.
And specifically for the Casseforti Design nuovo WELKO LXS740 KC nero:
Brand: WELKO, known for Korean quality standards with a "new design" focus.
Model: LXS740 KC nero (black), with "KC" likely indicating a dual locking system (Keypad & Cylinder). The "740" suggests an approximate height of 740 mm.
Type: A smaller, newly designed safe emphasizing aesthetics and featuring both an electronic keypad and a key lock for enhanced security and access.
Estimated Features: Similar external dimensions to the LXS740 DK, compact internal storage, likely around 80-100 kg, probable fire resistance of 30-60 minutes, dual locking system, robust steel construction with a modern design, black finish, and at least one shelf inside.
Availability in Vietnam: Being a "new design," it's best to check directly with WELKO distributors or online marketplaces specializing in newer WELKO models in Vietnam for current availability and pricing.
Is there anything specific you'd like to know about these safes now? Perhaps you have a particular question about the WELKO LXS740 KC nero, or you'd like to compare it to one of the other categories?
For example, are you wondering about:
The specific security ratings of the WELKO LXS740 KC nero?
How the fire resistance of the WELKO compares to a Liberty Safe?
Where to find the newest WELKO designs in Vietnam?
The price range of the WELKO LXS740 KC nero in Vietnam?
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Ket Sat Chinh Hang 817