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Installing a safe in an apartment

Cyrus · 2012-05-16 10:50:50

Thinking of buying this: http://www.allsafes.ie/store/Chubb_Secureline_Secure_Safe_Trend_II_27E Our insurers are requiring that we have a safe and its probably not a bad idea anyway. So my issue is that we live in an apartment, most of the walls arent solid, where would i be best mounting this? We have some fitted wooden…

16-05-2012 11:50am

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Cyrus

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Thinking of buying this:

http://www.allsafes.ie/store/Chubb_Secureline_Secure_Safe_Trend_II_27E

Our insurers are requiring that we have a safe and its probably not a bad idea anyway.

So my issue is that we live in an apartment, most of the walls arent solid,

where would i be best mounting this?

We have some fitted wooden wardrobes, one of those maybe?

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#2 16-05-2012 5:01pm

sky6

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Yes you could locate it in the Wardrobe. But I would suggest that you anchor it into either the Concrete Wall or the Concrete Floor using a couple of Steel Rawl Anchors and anchored inside the safe. The Safes usually come with location Holes on the back and bottom for this purpose.

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#3 15-06-2012 4:39pm

crotalus667

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I know this a little bit old but only after seeing it now , chenck with the insurence company most wont pay out unless it is fixed to a solid wall

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