Walk-In Safes & Custom Vault Rooms

Banks, jewelry retailers, cash-in-transit operators, and government facilities across Riyadh, Jeddah, and Al Khobar eventually outgrow a single free-standing safe. When storage needs scale — cash, bullion, arms, sensitive records, or high-volume valuables — the right answer is a walk-in vault room: a fully engineered, certified enclosure built into your facility rather than a box bolted to the floor.

At Finloyd, a walk-in safe or vault room is delivered as a complete, project-scoped solution — not a fixed SKU. We assess your space, your risk profile, and your compliance requirements, then design, supply, and install a strong room built around the components your facility actually needs.

What’s Included in Your Custom Vault Room

Every Finloyd walk-in vault room is built from the same certified components covered in our strong room components guide, specified to match your required security grade:

• Vault Door — the primary entry point, certified to the same EN 1143-1 grade as the surrounding structure, with up to five EN 1300-certified locks
• Emergency Door — a secondary exit built into the door or wall panel, required at Grade VII and above in financial installations
• Security Grille — an interior secondary barrier for controlled access during operating hours
• Reinforced / Armored Panels — modular wall, floor, and ceiling systems where poured concrete isn’t practical (upper floors, retrofits, tight footprints)
• Ventilation Grilles & Cable Grommets — certified penetration points for air circulation, alarms, and cabling that preserve the full resistance grade
• Reinforced Compartments — internal partitioned units such as safe deposit box arrays, each independently certified
• Safety Corridor — an optional secured perimeter buffer around the vault for added time and surveillance coverage

Built to Your Required Grade

Vault rooms are classified under EN 1143-1 into burglary-resistance grades from Grade II to Grade XIII. Financial institutions typically specify a minimum of Grade VII; jewelers, government archives, and private clients often scope differently depending on insurer requirements and local regulation. Finloyd’s team advises on the correct grade during project consultation — and can spec either poured-concrete or modular panel construction depending on your building’s structure and timeline.

For projects under US-influenced tenders, Finloyd will also offer vault doors certified to UL 608, UL 887, and UL 768 alongside our EN 1143-1 range.

Who a Walk-In Vault Room Is For

• Banks & financial institutions — cash vaults, safe deposit box rooms
• Jewelry retailers & wholesalers — bullion and inventory storage
• Cash-in-transit operators — secure processing and holding facilities
• Government & defense facilities — sensitive records and asset storage
• High-net-worth residences — panic rooms and private collection storage

How the Project Works

1. Site assessment — our team evaluates your space, structure, and access points in Riyadh, Jeddah, or Al Khobar
2. Grade & component scoping — we recommend the EN 1143-1 grade and component mix your risk profile and insurer require
3. Design & quotation — a full project quote covering door, panels, and any additional components
4. Fabrication & installation — poured concrete or modular panel build, completed on-site by our technical team
5. Handover & compliance documentation — certification paperwork for your insurer and internal compliance file

Frequently Asked Questions

What’s the difference between a walk-in safe and a vault room?
The terms are largely interchangeable in the security industry — both describe a room-sized, certified enclosure rather than a free-standing safe. “Vault room” is more commonly used for bank and institutional installations; “walk-in safe” is common in retail and residential contexts.

Is a walk-in vault room cheaper than multiple free-standing safes?
It depends on the volume and type of assets. For high-volume cash, bullion, or document storage, a single certified vault room is typically more space- and cost-efficient than multiple large free-standing safes, and it centralizes access control.

Can an existing room be converted into a vault room?
Yes. Modular reinforced panels can retrofit an existing room to a certified grade without structural demolition, which is common for upper-floor offices and existing bank branches across the Kingdom.

How long does installation take?
Modular panel systems can typically be completed in days; poured reinforced concrete projects take longer due to curing time. Finloyd advises on the right method during site assessment.

Do I need a minimum room size?
No fixed minimum — Finloyd scopes vault rooms from compact single-office installations up to full bank branch vaults, based on your space and storage requirements.

Does Finloyd handle the full installation, or just the door?
Finloyd delivers the complete solution — door, panels, grilles, compartments, and installation — as a single project engagement, so you don’t need to coordinate separate contractors.

Request a Project Consultation — Contact Finloyd to discuss your facility’s requirements, or browse our Vault Doors range to start.