vaults
A vault is a secure enclosed space designed to protect valuable items, documents, or assets from theft, fire, or other forms of damage. Vaults are typically constructed with heavy-duty materials such as reinforced steel, concrete, or specialized alloys that make them extremely difficult to breach. They are commonly found in banks, museums, government facilities, and private residences.
Bank vaults represent the most well-known type, used to store cash, precious metals, important documents, and
The construction of vaults involves multiple layers of security. The walls, doors, and floors are typically
Beyond traditional banking applications, vaults serve various specialized purposes. Museum vaults store priceless artifacts and artworks,
In residential settings, home vaults or safes provide personal security for jewelry, cash, and important documents.
The term "vault" also extends to architectural structures, referring to arched ceilings or roofs, and in computing,