World's Largest Round Vault Door

[Adrian Weber]

Thank you very much for sharing these Doug!

[Ian D. Lewis]

I would like to add a thank you to that to Doug been a really interesting thread.

[wylk]

For MaxVaultage, here's another little weekend project:



Mentioned in an earlier thread, the company makes these tabletop safes using a door design inspired by the great round doors of which the CFRB's is an extreme example. Watch out, last I checked one of these little items was around $23,000.00 as I recall.

http://www.doettling.com/en/tabletop-objects.html



Be sure to download the product information PDF for better images. (I have no affiliation, etc.).

[Adrian Weber]

Doettling does not produce safes themselves. I know a company in Switzerland that is producing safes for them or lets say the ground models of the safes before putting leather and other things on it. I have visited that company already and they produce some REALLY nice high end quality safes.

If anyone is interested I could probably find out which company or who produces that small one, since it is not the company in Switzerland.

[wylk]

Actually, if it's not too much work, both would be interesting to know!

[Adrian Weber]

I will try to reach my friend in Switzerland then! It may be next week though.

[Tom Gordon]

Beautiful - but is the term "high security" accurate?

[Dean Nickel]

Only if you put in in concrete. That would almost be a crime.

[Nicko50]

Yes thank you Doug that was great I could almost be prepared to leave gods country to see that for myself

[wylk]

The Cleveland Fed is briefly featured in the 2010 Modern Marvels episode "Doors" (on the History channel and/or History 2 in the US). At one point the narrator calls the episode "Entries and Exits" (I think that's right, it could have been "Entrances and Exits")) suggesting there was a name change at some point.