A Swiss company is taking the next step in asset storage as it plans to offer clients secure rock vaults within the Alps.
“Besides its use as a secure storage site, this chamber in solid rock is also ideal as a venue for activities that must meet high security requirements,” Bruenig Mega Safe AG says of what it has dubbed “The Brünig Mega Safe Project.”
The company says it will collaborate with rock engineering firm Gasser Felstechnik AG to make “your site a reality,” and will offer clients “subterranean plots of land.”
The vaults inside the solid rock massif of Mount Brünig in central Switzerland will range from 100 cubic meters to 100,000 cubic meters and prices start at $500,000, according to Bloomberg.
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“The rock subsurface ensures a constant relative humidity of 40% and a room temperature of 12°C (53.6°F),” the company says, and it will build rooms, maintain them, supply water, heat, power and light as well as cleaning, repairs, waste disposal and portal security for clients.
Clients will have 24-hour access to the vaults through a tunnel large enough to drive a truck through.
<a data-cke-saved-href=”https://www.bruenigmegasafe.ch/english” href=”https://www.bruenigmegasafe.ch/english” target=”_blank”>A view of the Alps near Brünig Pass in central Switzerland. </a>
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The vaults are ideal for storing valuables like artwork, gold, jewelry and even car collections, the company says on its website.
Potential clients in talks with the company include art galleries, private art collectors and other wealthy individuals, board member Hugo Schittenhelm said, Bloomberg reported.
Other businesses already located within the massif include a gastropub, a firefighter training facility, firing range and an explosives depot.
Schittenhelm added that rock vaults are cheaper than normal construction. “You’ll get faster construction approvals, the roof can’t be damaged and you don’t need barbed wire and dogs,” he said, according to Bloomberg.
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Construction is expected to start next year, Bloomberg reported.
