The dimentions say the safe is 4"X12"X14". The distance between two studs (16" on Center) is 14". That means the safe will have 1/4" space on each side. What do you do? Just shim the safe? The dimentions say the safe is 4"X12"X14". The distance between two studs (16" on Center) is 14". That means the safe will have 1/4" space on each side. What do you... » Read More The dimentions say the safe is 4"X12"X14". The distance between two studs (16" on Center) is 14". That means the safe will have 1/4" space on each side. What do you do? Just shim the safe? « Show Less
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I've installed two of these. One fit perfectly in a 16 inch space. The other one I had to shim. Remember, once you cut the hole in the drywall it's easy to install filler pieces on either side. Then get long lag bolts and bolt right through the filler and into the stud. Very secure, even if they tear out the drywall around it.
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Shim and/or float between the studs by centering with tightening the screws on each side. I doubt it will be an issue. Framing members are not that accurate when constructed in the field. You may find the opening slightly smaller in reality. Good lock.
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Yes, you can either put some 1/4" shim stock on the studs or like in my case, i just tighted the lag bolts until I felt slight resistance. don't overtighten or you could deform the safe. My gap was slightly less than 1/4" on each side (wood and houses aren't perfect) but it is plenty strong. I'm not overly concerned about would be theives from prying it out since mine safe is hidden and to be honest, if they find it and want it, they will find a way to get it out.
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Yes, or you can attach one side directly to the stud and shim the other side. The screws dig into the wood well, so the tension might be enough without the shim on the one side. Mine fit fine that way.
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I just floated mine which made it easy to level since my studs were not square.
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Paul: You can shim it if you want, but for a 1/4" space I would just center the safe and use longer bolts (the ones that came with the safe are too short in my opinion. In my case I had a 24" on center space so I used 4x4 spacers. Even with that I had a 1/4" gap on each side. Using 3" bolts I bolted the safe in. Works great. Mark
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you could. I didnt. I screwed it into the studs on one side and had it resting on a horizontal stud on the bottom and secured it there too. Then used a Long sheet metal screw and washer to hit the opposite side. really if someone wants to pull it out of the wall -they can.. especially drywall. Its more to hide your things I believe. hope this helps.
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The interior dimensions are 14"x18-1/8"x3" which equals 757 cubic inches or .438 cubic feet. The interior of this safe is slightly less than one half of one cubic foot.
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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
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From another site: This handy fabric organizer expands the storage possibilities inyour safe and keep frequently used supplies or items close at hand. The double organizer has mesh and full panel pockets for storing tools and supplies. A "belt strap" is also included for hanging knives and other equipment. Easily attaches to the safe door. Full size is 37-1/2" high by 17" wide (not including 2" hanging strap).Packaging Dimensions:: 10.5" W (26.7cm), 1.81" D (4.6cm), 11.31" H (28.7cm)I believe that the dimentions here are the shipping package size From another site: This handy fabric organizer expands the storage possibilities inyour safe and keep frequently used supplies or items close at hand. The double organizer has mesh and full panel pockets for storing tools and supplies. A "belt strap" is also included for hanging knives and other equipment. Easily attaches to the safe door. Full size is 37-1/2" high by 17" wide (not including 2" hanging strap).Packaging Dimensions:: 10.5" W (26.7cm), 1.81" D (4.6cm), 11.31" H (28.7cm)I believe that the... » Read More From another site: This handy fabric organizer expands the storage possibilities inyour safe and keep frequently used supplies or items close at hand. The double organizer has mesh and full panel pockets for storing tools and supplies. A "belt strap" is also included for hanging knives and other equipment. Easily attaches to the safe door. Full size is 37-1/2" high by 17" wide (not including 2" hanging strap).Packaging Dimensions:: 10.5" W (26.7cm), 1.81" D (4.6cm), 11.31" H (28.7cm)I believe that the dimentions here are the shipping package size « Show Less
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The safe is very small inside - perhaps 5 inches deep as it has to fit in the depth of the wall. I do not have the dimensions in front of me, but do not expect more than a couple cubic feet - it is perhaps 2.5 by 2.5 feet by 5 inches.
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It comes with 2 keys. The safe measures 6'' wide, 9 1/2'' length, 2'' depth.
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I would have to agree with other answer. Its a very nice safe with alot of room. The dimensions are in his post.
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Not sure I understand your question but I believe you want to know the measurement between the two mounting bolt holes on each side. I measure it at 1-1/4" from center to center. Hope that helps. Doug S.
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It will accommodate my 2/0 with lug and shrink tubing through the ends with a little room to spare. The opening measures 3/4 inch. The flat part of the lug can be 1 inch wide where it fastens to the bolt, but it needs to reduce to no more than 3/4 inch wide at 3/4 inch from the center of the bolt to accommodate the end of the shield. My lugs will not slide through the shield opening, but they do not need to because the shield snaps on from above. There is room at the end of the shield for the wire in the round part of the lug with shrink tubing applied. Hope this helps. I really like the product. It will accommodate my 2/0 with lug and shrink tubing through the ends with a little room to spare. The opening measures 3/4 inch. The flat part of the lug can be 1 inch wide where it fastens to the bolt, but it needs to reduce to no more than 3/4 inch wide at 3/4 inch from the center of the bolt to accommodate the end of the shield. My lugs will not slide through the shield opening, but they do not need to because the shield snaps on from above. There is room at the end of the shield for the wire in the round part of the lug with shrink tubing applied. Hope this helps. I really like the... » Read More It will accommodate my 2/0 with lug and shrink tubing through the ends with a little room to spare. The opening measures 3/4 inch. The flat part of the lug can be 1 inch wide where it fastens to the bolt, but it needs to reduce to no more than 3/4 inch wide at 3/4 inch from the center of the bolt to accommodate the end of the shield. My lugs will not slide through the shield opening, but they do not need to because the shield snaps on from above. There is room at the end of the shield for the wire in the round part of the lug with shrink tubing applied. Hope this helps. I really like the product. « Show Less
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It is 12" high and fits between two studs in the wall. The face of the safe (around the door) is wider and taller then the safe box itself. I made a box with studs to slide the entire safe into the wall. Then I screwed and glued the safe to the studs. It is an excellent safe.
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The container I received was not much bigger than the actual safe. Add maybe an inch to inch and half to the safe size and that is what the container is. It has been about a year since I bought mine, so I may be off a little.
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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 .
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16" apart for studs. I found it necessary to hang on 3 studs total for maximum stability. Not sure of an alternative.
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I will be as precise as possible in my answer. 1. I do not have a 12"by12" by 4" binder to try. 2. But I did try a 12"by12"by 21/2" binder and it will lay flat in the bottom with the rings to the front. 3. it would only go about half down with the rings to the side. so, my opinion is that front to back inside measurement is about 1/16" to 1/8" shorter than the inside measurement from side to side. In conclusion I feel you can store two 12"by12"by 4" three ring binders in this container and still have about 3" of space on top of them. Hope this helps. I do recommend you also order the cart that is available, because 90 + pounds is a lot to move around. I will be as precise as possible in my answer. 1. I do not have a 12"by12" by 4" binder to try. 2. But I did try a 12"by12"by 21/2" binder and it will lay flat in the bottom with the rings to the front. 3. it would only go about half down with the rings to the side. so, my opinion is that front to back inside measurement is about 1/16" to 1/8" shorter than the inside measurement from side to side. In conclusion I feel you can store two 12"by12"by 4" three ring binders in this container and still have about 3" of space on top of... » Read More I will be as precise as possible in my answer. 1. I do not have a 12"by12" by 4" binder to try. 2. But I did try a 12"by12"by 21/2" binder and it will lay flat in the bottom with the rings to the front. 3. it would only go about half down with the rings to the side. so, my opinion is that front to back inside measurement is about 1/16" to 1/8" shorter than the inside measurement from side to side. In conclusion I feel you can store two 12"by12"by 4" three ring binders in this container and still have about 3" of space on top of them. Hope this helps. I do recommend you also order the cart that is available, because 90 + pounds is a lot to move around. « Show Less
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The Rack EM The Maximizer 8 pistol is not the safe, it is the gun rack that you see hanging inside of the safe door on the right. The measurements on the Stack on 14 gun safe are Depth: 20 1/4 inches, Width 19 inches and the height is 55 inches. The link to the safe is Stack-On FS-14-MB-E 14-Gun Fire Resistant Safe with Electronic Lock, Matte Black
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Can't answer about that safe. I have a Sports Afield safe that is 22 inches deep outside measurement and it fits on the side fine.
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standard 16 inch on center studs have 14.5 inches space between studs. This unit requests a rough opening of 14inches. Since your rough opening is .5 inches too narrow it may not fit. After buying the cabinet and it doesn't fit you can always notch out .25 inches from each stud's inner surface using a flat head screw driver and a hammer or a dremel tool if you have it. May be tedious. This is how door latches fit flush with the wood.