What gauge steel does the wall and door of the safe contain?
1310911
Not sure; I can't find that info on my paperwork or on the safe. The walls of the safe are about 1.25 to 1.5 inches thick and fireproof. Including the locking mechanism, the door is about 4.25" thick. It's a pretty standard gun safe, judging by the ones I inspected in stores. It's not one of those thin gun cabinets.
1964616
I believe it is 8cr13mov. That is a Chinese steel but still get the job done!
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.
1098839
Yes. It is thin gauge galvanized steel. I ordered mine because it was hard to find in the local retail stores, and I got tired of looking.
136086
I don't know the gauge of the steel, but it is thick and sturdy. Maybe a touch thinner than industrial, but then again, I don't work with industrial pots & pans so I don't know for sure. It is heavier than my my set of Kirkland cookware set that I purchased ~$200, ten years ago.
2217042
That would depend on the distance between studs, and/or depth of wall. In a standard wall there will be about one inch available behind the safe.
296206
No one has said there safe was broken into...they said they were not purchasing after I emailed my pictures to them. It is believed teenagers were ones that destroyed mine. I will say once inspected what was left...VERY LITTLE METAL on safe....I bought a steel one from Target.com that is at least metal and around same price.
526836
Xiao. The safe itself is metal. The fittings and the electronic lock components are really cheaply made. They have done just enough to make it look reasonable, but the quality is questionable.
356491
Steel, I believe. The case is probably stronger than the lock that comes with it.
327686
I'm not sure what gauge it is but it is thin. Keep in mind this is not a safe it's a cabinet. It is a very nice cabinet to lock your guns and ammo away to keep from anyone easily getting to them. In terms of burglary, it will probably stump the common grab and go thief but yes I believe a determined person could bust it open in 10 or 15 mins with a pry bar. It's still a really nice product for what it is, a cabinet not a safe.
1019170
I do not recall mentioning the gauge of the stainless in my review. All of the stainless steel parts are durable and not prone to deformation. I have moved the vent off the wall twice to paint and trim with no damage or issues.
976480
I believe it's steel, but suggest you contact the manufacturer to confirm that.
1221143
I think it is. The safe comes with bolts can be used to secure it to a wall or floor.
632034
It has a full length 1/4" padded divider and straps in each compartment to secure long guns. Will hold a safe full in a pinch.
1218030
According to the minimum wall thickness, locking mechanism, and how to open the safe, this is short of California DoJ standards. Unless it has a residential security stamp, that they don't mention. I have the CA DoJ law in another tab while I am shopping at the moment.
1639654
It's not very heavy. Solid, but fairly lightweight, steel construction. It's pretty easy to move around. You need to bolt it down to avoid having someone walk away with the safe.
2118251
There is a matching tool box that goes on top of this shelf. It made of pretty strong steel, not sure of gauge.