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It's a perfect stash and looks exactly as it should.
I like to hide my watch and bracelet, it is great for a surprise housewarming gift.
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It's amazing It is easy to install, alone, because nobody is aware of it.
It looks real and works well.
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I purchased one for each side of the bed. I enjoy them because I looked at all the negative reviews. The process of making them work did not seem as bad as some have mentioned. I had some longer screws which held the drawers together. Some of them were a bit short and began to tear out the hole. It was perfect for nightstands because they were made in Thailand but were made in China. The boxes were loaded with Styrofoam to protect the product during shipping, but it did not cause damage. They are nice looking and are not a bad product.
It was the perfect anniversary gift for my husband. He enjoys having it. The locking mechanism was very difficult to use. The pin inside did not want to disconnect when sliding the magnet over it. We taped it so it never locked.
I don't normally write reviews, but I hate to think that others may read all of the negative reviews and not give this item a chance. I bought one for my husband for Christmas and we like it so much that we bought another one for myself. It does take a little time to make, but it is not difficult. The first one had a small screw missing, but it was an easy fix. It costs only over 200 dollars.
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Every house I have lived in the past 20 years has had this safe. Last week, my house was burglarized. The thieves who broke into my house attempted to use a grinder, a hammer, and a drill to get into my safe with no luck. It is good to see that they did not bring a sawmill. Even after hitting the key pad with a hammer the key pad still worked. The claw hammer they used broke off inside my safe as you can see from the picture below. These two metal objects were caused by the tip of the claw hammer that broke off inside my safe. I highly recommend it. This safe is a terrific value for money.
I am hesitant to cut gaps in my walls. However, this safe is a game changer. I placed the safe on a piece of cardboard and cut out the exact size of it. Then I placed the cardboard on the space between the two studs and traced the cardboard. I made an exact outline to pull out of the sheet rock and then used a razor knife and cut along the line on the wall. I used a hammer to gently knock out the sheet rock in my outline. Being careful, I removed the rocks and plastic sheets. All of the insulation was covered with plastic sheeting. I placed the safe inside the cutout, and pushed it into place, compressing the insulating behind it. I installed the safe using a ratchet, installed the screws, and tightened the safe to the studs. I would give this safe five stars, because it is easy to install, well constructed, and will protect my important documents, money, precious metals and guns. It is only four inches deep, however, it is strong enough to hold four nine mm. It is a great value of both your time and money.
First of all, everything you need to know was in the description and in the pictures. I had to vacuum up the sheet rock dust before installing it. If both codes work then you should test them. Once you understand that, you will be alright. Yes, you'll need to remove the small screw to open up the panel to access it with the key. Before you attempt to install it, read the instructions carefully and follow the procedure. Test the code and make sure that both work. Once you have found that out, you will be fine. Yes, you need to remove the small screw to open the panel to obtain the key. If your house is a newer construction from the last 20 years, your wall studs should be 16 inches apart. Once you have measured them, you can see they are close to 16 inches. I used a level and outlined a line on the edge of one of the studs. I then cut out the line from what is available at the sheet rock saw or any tool store. After I measured them, I cut both the top and bottom horizontal lines. Then, finally, I cut out the other side vertical line. I removed the piece of sheet rock and said that on the side. I placed the safe and opened it. I verified that I had enough clearance, I used the code and opened the door. I then, using a pencil, marked the three holes on each side of the safe where the screws will go. I used a drill bit smaller than the diameter of the screws and drilled my six holes. Another person stated that he removed the beeping mechanism from the circuit board.
It was installed very quickly. It was not an issue if I mounted it on an exterior wall. I simply cut that section of insulation. The beeps from the keypad were ridiculously loud, so I immediately took the three screws out on the inside box that holds the electronics. I twisted off the little cylinder piece that is mounted where it says bell. That will make it quiet. There is not a lot of space but it is perfect for cash and smaller items. You will be fully equipped with a fireproof pouch. I would recommend this to other people.
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The product arrived quickly and without any damage. The safe is heavy and the instructions for setting your own code were easy. I had plenty of storage and I would purchase this again if I needed another one.
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I use three modular pistol racks to store my Colt Defender 1911, CZ P07, Sig Sauer M11A1, Wilson Combat Beretta 92g, Centurion Browning 22 1911, and Sig Sauer P938. My Ruger 5' Customized Redhawk and Coonan 357 Classic would have a high shelf with enough room for my Bond Arms Derringer. The product is designed to be safe for handguns that is built to last and also has many great features that you can customize to meet your needs. It is definitely worth the money.
The size of this item made it difficult to find a home, but it is perfect for me.
