Silent Guardians Across the Region.
Every image shows a real deployment, presented without client logos or identifying details. These doors protect billions in assets across financial and public-sector sites.
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Head Office Vault for Major Singapore Bank
Pacific Guardian Safes Pte Ltd designed, made, and installed a Class V main vault with dual-person control, biometric access, and a two-hour fire rating. The six-month programme ran beside daily branch operations, with each delivery staged around the bank's working hours. The result is a controlled route for cash and records, with access events recorded at every point.
Quiet work. Serious protection.
Made for the Opening
Steel preparation, lock fitting, fire testing, and final inspection stay under one roof. Each door leaves with a measured fit and a clear installation record.
Financial Hubs, Secured
Each site received a layout matched to its daily cash movement and local operating rules.
- Central Cash Depository, Kuala Lumpur
- Bullion Vault, Hong Kong
- Modular Strongroom, Myanmar
Measured in Secure Openings
The numbers show the scale of work. The details show the care.
Built Around Working Sites
"The team planned around our operating hours and kept every access point documented. The vault was ready without disrupting the people who use the branch."Nurh P., facilities lead
That is the standard.
When the State Demands Absolute Integrity
For a Singapore government agency, Pacific Guardian Safes Pte Ltd built a classified information strongroom with EMP shielding and multi-factor authentication. The room was planned around clearance controls, controlled service access, and the agency's existing security systems. Installation records were restricted to authorised personnel, and the final handover followed the required inspection sequence.
Details remain limited by security clearance.
The Vaults That Guard the Cloud
Co-location vaults protect critical hardware with climate control, fire suppression, and 24/7 monitoring integration. Tier III compliance is built into the planning brief.