VVN supplies certified gun safes and weapon cabinets for state institutions, municipalities, army and security units, as well as businesses and licensed civilian firearm owners across Latvia. Our GES1 and GES2 models combine a robust steel construction with a certified high-security lock, giving procurement officers and firearm owners a straightforward way to meet legal storage requirements. Whether you are equipping a single office or specifying safes for a multi-site institution, VVN’s steel gun safes are built for daily use while keeping weapons and ammunition securely out of unauthorised reach.
A gun safe is a purpose-built steel enclosure designed to store firearms and ammunition securely, restricting access to authorised users only.
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Firearms and ammunition legislation in Latvia, as in most jurisdictions, requires that weapons be stored in a way that prevents access by unauthorised persons. In practice, this typically means keeping firearms in a closed, robust steel safe or cabinet fitted with a certified lock — a requirement that applies equally to licensed civilian owners and to state, municipal and army bodies holding service weapons.
A certified gun safe is one of the main ways to meet these obligations and reduce the risk of theft, accidents or unauthorised access.
Gun safes and weapon cabinets are typically assessed against two families of standards — EN 14450, covering lighter-duty security cabinets at grade S1 and S2, and EN 1143-1, covering higher-security safes from grade I upwards. Alongside the security grade, fire resistance indicates how long the contents remain protected in the event of a fire.
VVN offers two gun and equipment safe models — GES1 and GES2 — built from steel sheet, powder-coated and protected against corrosion.
Specification | VVN GES1 | VVN GES2 |
Dimensions (H×W×D) | 1500 × 500 × 300 mm | 1500 × 480 × 320 mm |
Material | Steel sheet, powder-coated finish | Steel sheet, powder-coated finish |
Corrosion protection | Yes | Yes |
Lock certification | Warsaw Institute of Precision Mechanics | Warsaw Institute of Precision Mechanics |
In addition to the standard GES1 and GES2 models, VVN offers custom sizes, materials, functionality and colour options on request.
The rating you need depends on the value of the contents, the level of risk at your site and any regulatory requirements that apply to your institution. As a general guide, EN 14450 S1/S2 suits lower-risk storage, while EN 1143-1 is specified where a higher security grade is required; VVN can advise on the right option for your situation.
The cost of a gun safe depends on its size, material thickness, lock type and any additional features, so VVN provides pricing on an individual quote basis. Contact the VVN team with your requirements to receive a tailored quote.
Bolting a gun safe to a wall or floor significantly improves its resistance to theft, as it prevents the safe from being lifted or carried away with its contents. VVN's safes are designed to allow secure fixing, and this is recommended particularly for state and municipal institutions.
VVN delivers gun safes and weapon cabinets throughout Latvia, including to state and municipal institutions, army and security bodies, and businesses. Please contact the VVN team to confirm delivery details for your specific location.
Yes, alongside the standard GES1 and GES2 models, VVN offers custom sizes, materials, functionality and colour options on request. This allows institutions to specify a safe that precisely matches their storage space and the quantity of firearms held.
Yes, VVN's gun safes are fitted with high-security locks certified by the Warsaw Institute of Precision Mechanics. Certification of the locking mechanism is one of the key factors procurement officers should verify when specifying a gun safe.
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