How wide is the frame that will show on the wall and how far from the edge of the frame to the door hinge? Also could the safe be mounted so the door opens to the right?
468525
Face is 17 1/8 x 11 3/4, hinge is 4" from edge, and yes you can flip it and it will work the same.
468526
First, I really use this daily to hold my secret stuff. (Have snoopy Grandkids) it will hold all my meds, & both my pistols, & ammo! The measurements: frame: 17 1/8" wide x 11 3/4 tall Door hinge is 3 3/8" to hinge. The measurement from the door edge to the end of frame is 3 1/2", it can be upside down, only downfall: the raised lettering would be upside down.. Big deal, because most of these are placed behind a picture or something to obscure it. I have mine covered with my bathrobes.. In my bathroom, behind the door. I put a coat rack just above the safe!
468527
1) How wide is the frame that will show on the wall? From left edge to right edge is 17 inches.2) How far from the edge of the frame to the door hinge? 4 inches.3) Could the safe be mounted so the door opens to the right? Sure. That's how ours is installed.
468528
The frame is 4" on hinge side & the latch side. It is 2" on the top and bottom. The overall size of the face that you see is 11.75" x 17". You can mount it with the hinge on the right; the name stamped on the door will be upside down, other than that it's fine. That's how mine is mounted.
1123575
The safe protrudes about one & a half inches from the wall with the flange on. It did not come with any shelves, however I made one and it fits just fine and the locking mech is about one and one quarter inches thick......................otherwise easy to install and works just fine
1206084
The unit is not reliant upon traditional methods of attachment. The frame basically slides over the top and bottom of the door. I do not believe width of the door would be a factor at all. Depending on how thin the doors are you may need a little additional bracing to keep it from moving back and forth, but I doubt it.
510874
The safe has predrilled holes in the back but not the sides. It could be mounted in the wall but it is not designed for it. The door would not allow it to mount flush with the wall either. I mounted mine on a wall in a closet. Vline does make another safe specifically for inside the wall mounting. The buttons are completely mechanical and have no electronics or batteries.
974273
Hi Deborah The part of the bracket that mounts on the door is 1/2" wide. On my camper the edge of the door that is exposed when the door is closed is 3/4" on one side and 1 1/4" on the other side This allows plenty of room for the mounting bracket. I would say you need at least 9/16"Sam T
547252
The door side is one big open area - I dont know how deep it is - I think that's listed in the dimensions of the entire center. The width is at least 19" I believe - its half of the total width listed in the dimensions of the entire center.
1308836
The hinge is about 1 1/8 inch from the wall after the box is attached and the gasket is compressed. We have four and they work great on our Cemplank siding. Cover can be mounted using hinges on top or side.
1516020
The OD of the case that would fit into the wall measures 14 5/16. The OD of the door frame measures 14 9/16.; These are the measurements that I just took off ours. I flush mounted ours on the wall in our closet. If you are trying the fit the frame into the wall it would fit, but not the door. It would probably be best to have a bit of a reveal of the case for the hinges to work best. Hope this helps.
218148
Hi Dirk, The locker is very, very low profile once installed. The edges themselves only raise above the surface of the drywall the thickness of the metal. The hinge is maybe an 1/8th - 1/4 of an inch. Even the the lock mechanism is fairly flush, as I believe it is somewhat countersunk into the door a bit due to the way the door sheetmetal is stamped.
1993708
I'm not familiar with that cabinet. Mounted mine in a safe on the inside of the door. It's only about a foot long and maybe 2 inches wide and 2 in. high. Mounting is easy, either with 2 screws or Velcro, both provided.
1123577
As the ad says it's 6.2" deep. A stud wall is 3 1/2" plus 5/8" drywall. That's 4 1/8" deep therefore it sticks out from the wall approximately 2 1/16"The locking mechanism sticks into the safe approximately 1" to 1 1/4". The bottom line is this safe is PERFECT for a hand gun, money, and valuable documents, maybe even some jewelery
787324
If the door opens into a corner it will open all the way if the required distance between the door and the return wall is there. If the door opens on a flat wall, it will probably not open all the way.
166414
Hole pattern on the top mounting plate is 5 1/4 by 7 1/4 in inches. Mounting plate perimeter is 7 by 9 and about 1/8 thick in inches. The four holes on top of the safe that are designed to fit the mounting plate can be found centered at 3 and 8 inches from the rear and 1 1/4 and 6 1/4 from either side. The top holes near the rear are 3/8 by 3/8 squares while the top holes near the front are 1/4 diameter circles. The safe has two threaded holes on the each side for a total of four threaded holes. The two holes on each side are 2 1/2 and 8 inches from the rear of the safe and centered between the top and bottom of the safe. The exterior of the safe is 7 1/2 by 10 1/2 by 2 1/2 inches when door is closed. In order to open the door adequately, only the rear bottom 7 1/2" by 9" surface of the safe can be obstructed by shelving. To open the door to hang straight down, only the rear bottom 7 1/2" by 8 3/8" surface of the safe can be obstructed by shelving. An obstruction under the safe that is thicker than 1/2" shelving can only cover the rear bottom 7 1/2" by 7 3/4" surface in order to let the door completely hang. The inside of the safe generally measures 7 3/8 by 8 1/2 by 2 1/4 inches but the sliding tray is 6 7/8 by 8 1/2 by 1 3/4 inches because the two knob-like mounting bolts hang down 5/16 of an inch near the front of the safe. I know this seems like a lot more than asked but for those interested in concealing the safe, these dimensions could be useful. Hope you enjoy this product as much as I do.
1665401
Yes. Your inner door measurements match mine in height and are wider than mine in width. The manufacturer's website seems to indicate that it will fit your safe: Maximum Door Panel Height & WidthAdjustable from:48-1/2″ H to 51-1/4″ H / 20-3/4″ W to 25″ W- I am very happy with this choice, over others I considered. The picture does not show it, but it holds up to two long guns (butt stocks in bottom left/right pouches, and velcro straps to hold the barrels.
940792
Hi Stephanie It has been a while since I have purchased my door organizer, The easiest way I can tell you is if the organizer is at least 1" smaller in length and width than the inner door of the safe it will fit fine. The organizer has a lot of flexibility and adjustment. Very easy install and very nice fitting .
222095
The fabric panel itself is 10 inches wide by 49 inches high. It has two clips on the top to hang it from the inner door wall. The thickness of the door panel that it hangs on in my safe is 7/8" and the clip depth is about 15/16". once the panel is clipped on at the top there are adjustable velcro straps with similar clips to secure the sides of the panel to the sides of the wall. I'm sorry but I did not check to see just how far the velcro straps would adjust out to see how wide a door it would work on. I have a Liberty 12 gun safe and I am really happy with this door panel.
702239
hmm i don't think it would make sense to do that. the piece comes assembled (it comes ready to mount on your wall) so you would have to remove the door and lock and figure it out. But the inside is uniform so theoretically the hinge could be fastened to the other side if you were so inclined