Vault Mapping
Floor plans, deposit box coordinates, and safe placement diagrams for offline wallet backup storage across Seoul and Korea.
Vault mapping is the practice of drawing where backups live—not what they say. Site Maple Path produces paper floor plans and location ledgers so you, co-signers, and heirs can find seed storage without searching every drawer or calling every bank branch from memory.
What a vault map includes
Each map is drawn to scale when room dimensions are available, or as a schematic when we map multiple sites (home, office, bank). Symbols indicate safes, deposit boxes, fireproof bags, and sealed envelopes. A companion table lists institution names, box numbers, key holders, and last verified access dates.
We never mark seed phrase text on these diagrams. Labels reference ledger codes established during a paper backup cataloging session.
Sample schematic layout
┌─────────────────────────────────────┐
│ [DESK] [BOOKSHELF] │
│ └── envelope BK-02│
│ [SAFE-A] ←── ledger ref. BK-01 │
│ │
│ [CLOSET] └── fire bag BK-03 │
└─────────────────────────────────────┘
BANK — YEONGDEUNGPO BRANCH
Box 447 · Key: client + spouse · Ref BK-04
On-site process
- Walkthrough — We tour storage areas with you. You open every container; we observe placement only.
- Measurement — Room sketches note distances from landmarks (door hinge, window, power outlet) for safe repositioning.
- Institution coordination — For deposit boxes, mapping occurs during your scheduled access. We do not request independent bank entry.
- Delivery — One master map on archival paper, one reduced copy for heirs, and a digital-free duplicate stored in your ledger binder.
Combine with cataloging
Vault mapping alone suits clients who already maintain a written index. Most first-time clients pair mapping with a cataloging session so reference codes align across documents.