A bank safe deposit box is a secure storage unit provided by a bank or financial institution where individuals or businesses can store valuable items. These boxes are typically located in a vault, designed to protect the contents from theft, fire, water damage, or other disasters.

Here’s a more detailed description:

Features:

1. Security:

• The safe deposit box is locked with a key, and access typically requires both the customer's key and a bank representative's key (in some cases).

• Vaults are highly secure, with advanced systems like biometric scanning, security cameras, and alarm systems in place.

2. Size:

• Boxes come in various sizes, ranging from small (ideal for documents, jewelry, or compact valuables) to large (suitable for larger items like firearms, antiques, or collection items).

3. Privacy:

• Only the box holder (or authorized individuals) has access to the contents. The bank does not have knowledge of what is stored inside.

• Access is typically granted during business hours, though some banks offer extended hours or 24/7 access for premium customers.

Sizes: The boxes come in various sizes, typically categorized by small, medium, and large, though the exact dimensions can vary depending on the bank. Sizes can range from about 2 inches by 5 inches (for documents and small items) to larger boxes that can accommodate more bulkier items.

Small boxes (about 3" x 5")

Medium boxes (about 3" x 10")

Large boxes (about 5" x 10" or more)

XXLarge boxes ( about 10'' x 10''  or 20''x10'' )

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Locking Mechanism:

Dual-lock system: Most banks use a dual-key system, where one key is held by the customer and the other by the bank. To access the box, both keys must be used together. In some cases, customers may also be required to enter a PIN code or use biometric identification for added security.