With a depth of 4 inches, does the safe fit in a standard wall with 2x4 studs or does it come through the sheetrock on the backside of the safe?
1527441
Yes it will fit in a standard wall with 2x4 studs are 16 inches on center the safe is made to fit in the stud bay bare in mind that a dressed 2x4 is 1/3/4 by 3 1/2 my safe fit ok and did not come through the sheet rock the backside of the safe Good luck with the installation
420453
Mine does not have holes in the back, only on the sides for mounting. It is very substantial and designed to be mounted to the studs. A cabinet itself is not stable enough to support the safe. That said, I suppose you could drill holes thru the back, but it would have to be screwed into wall studs. Hope this helps!
802892
The face of the safe sits 1/4 inch from the wall plus the keypad is out 1/2 inch from the face of the safe. You could use a picture but it would need to have that amount of space (at least 3/4 inch) between the frame and the back of the picture to cover the safe.
226403
Yes , I bolted it to the wall , holes where already in the safe .Handy thing , works for me , got some guns in there .
1456167
Yikes. You may be up that infamous, stinky creek. One choice is crow-barring it open, which will ruin the safe and maybe damage your 2X4 studs and dry wall. One hope is that you can find the serial number (not the model number). Most companies can replace a key if they know that number. You would also have to convince them you are the owner of the safe... and not a thief that stole a safe! Hope it works out for you... Hey also... maybe a good lock and key company could pick the lock for you??? It might cost you $50 or so.
1412073
This safe can be mounted to the floor or the wall. There are for large screws that are provided with the safe and the 4 appropriate holes are available to mount it.
1493527
Mine has two holes, side by side that measure 1 3/4 inches across. You run the cable in one and out the other so you can lock the safe to the bed frame. This is not a high security safe, since it is plastic, but it will discourage someone who is just doing a quick grab.
1135261
I mounted it semi flush in the wall by cutting out a whole matching the size of the safe along a stud. I then built a stud box to line the hole and secured the safe on all 4 sides to the studs. A little spackle and paint and it is nicely installed. You need to leave it out about 2 inches to allow the door to swing open. Hope that is helpful.
2035306
This product has 2 gang boxes, and they are designed to install in existing walls with 4" cavities. You can install before hanging the sheetrock, but you don't have to. If you have lathe & plaster, then the thickness will be greater, but tabs will extend out enough to grab and hold. Just cut the opening and fit (make sure that there is enough depth for unit to fit, otherwise, you will need to cut as much off the back of the box to accommodate it).This is a great product, and it worked very well for me. I am sure you too will like the end result.
1747468
I don't remember the actual deminsions, but I do remember when it was delivered that it was packed tight to the safe, I'd say add and inch and a half to the actual deminsions of the safe and that would be really close, also It was easly carried in by 2 people
273168
It is made to fit in a 2x4 wall with sheet rock (4"). Hope that answers your question.
1892273
I think your contractor is correct. A 2x4" framed wall is actually 3.5" depth for the framing plus about 1/2" depth for the drywall which gives a total of 4" clearance. That being said I worked with a "standard" size wall and had no problem with fitting the speakers at all. They fit well and sound great.
2270543
I'm guessing that'd you like to sink it into a wall? Yes it could easily fit between studs, however the depth of the safe is thicker than your normal wall. Note it has 6 mount holes in the back and 4 on the floor.
226404
Yes , I bolted it to the wall , holes where already in the safe . Handy thing , works for me , got some guns in there .
678803
The door opens fully, but careful with depth, the space for power and the locking mechanism is about 2-3 inches and takes up room in the safe. Still a great buy, I am very happy with it.
1381578
Sorry dont have inches on my tape measure. I would say that the deminsion that have been quoted are the for the safe in the shipping box. Hope this helps -105mm High, 65mm Wide, 55 Depth for the key safe. Once I fixed it to the wall I gave it a couple a wacks with the hammer to see if if fell apart. Screws the came with key safe held it to the wall and did not become loose, nore did the safe open. You could also fix safe with longer screws than those supplied if you wanted extra holding strength. Hope this was some help. Cheers.
591477
Yes - that would work well with this wall safe. The lock mechanism is recessed in the door and nothing protrudes beyond the perimeter trim.