Safe Room Solutions

in Switzerland

Discreet, engineered residential safe rooms
to protect what matters most.

A Rational Approach
to Residential Security

A safe room is not about fear.
It is about control, continuity, and preparedness.

Our safe rooms are conceived as passive protection systems — always ready, never intrusive.
Because a system designed to prevent intrusion should not become one itself.

They integrate seamlessly into your home
and remain invisible in daily life.

Private homeowners
Executives and public figures
Families seeking long-term residential protection
Owners of high-value or secondary residences

Every project is custom-engineered, discreetly executed, and treated with strict confidentiality.

What is a Residential Safe Room?

A residential “panic room” is not a separate bunker
or an isolated space.

In most projects, it is an existing room, often a bedroom,

discreetly adapted to provide protection when needed.

The room remains fully usable in everyday life.

Reinforced Walls
and Windows

Certified Security Doors and Locking Systems

Controlled
Air Supply

Independent Power & Communication Systems

Structural elements are reinforced | Systems are integrated invisibly.

Habitability, comfort, and discretion are preserved.

In normal conditions, it is simply a room. When needed, it becomes a secure refuge.

Engineered for Real-World Scenarios

Our safe rooms are designed to address
credible residential risks, not fictional scenarios.

Each project is engineered according to the specific context of the property and may include:

Reinforced walls, floors, and ceilings
Certified security doors and locking systems
Controlled air supply and ventilation
Independent power and communication systems

All components are selected for reliability, longevity, and silent operation.

From Concept to Integration

Every project follows a controlled and transparent process:

Confidential consultation
Risk and architectural assessment
Concept design and technical specifications
Discreet construction and integration
Final validation and handover

Each phase is handled with precision, coordination, and discretion.

Designed for habitability

A panic room should never attract attention.

Our designs prioritize:

architectural integration
invisibility to visitors and service staff
silent operation
minimal maintenance

From the outside, it is indistinguishable from the rest of the home.

Only when needed does it reveal its purpose.

Compliance, Confidentiality & Standards

All projects are developed with strict attention to:

Local building regulations
Fire safety and habitability requirements
Structural and technical compliance
Absolute confidentiality

We do not publish references.

We do not showcase private projects.

Discretion is part of the service.

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General Legal Framework Governing Our Activity

Swiss legal framework (construction & residential use):

Federal Act on Spatial Planning (LAT, SR 700) and applicable cantonal building laws (LC)
Structural standards:

SIA standards 260 to 265
Fire safety:

AEAI fire protection regulations
Ventilation, air quality and health:

SIA 382/1 and SIA 180
Security doors and access protection:

EN 1627 to EN 1630 — Resistance class RC3 and above
Electrical installations & autonomy:

OIBT (Ordinance on Low Voltage Electrical Installations) and NIBT standards — SN 411000
Confidentiality and data protection:

Federal Act on Data Protection (FADP, SR 235.1) and GDPR where EU clients are concerned