Can you put a framed picture over the safe for hiding?
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.
591478
Yep! Or a canvas painting, or a mirror...pretty much whatever you want. Just don't put something too expensive over it. If someone does break into your house you don't want them going "oh look, an expensive painting, I think I'll take it...oh look...a SAFE"
591479
Sure, as long as the picture/frame is large enough to cover.. I believe the dimensions are given in the description.
591480
Yes, most certainly, though I can't quite imagine a safecracker so skilled or a thief so determined as to put me to the trouble of always taking down a picture for me to gain access.
159779
Probably not... But have you seen the ReadyGun box? It goes in the wall and is hidden by a picture frame that slides. readygunbox dot comPretty sweet
1638321
No, the picture is on a frame, hence canvas. Therefore, it wont need a frame, which is how I personally like it. If you wanted it with a frame, you'd have to get that separately.
1902282
I guess you could put it anywhere you want. Its so beautiful I don't know why you'd want to hide it !! Good Luck
1422545
That's exactly what I'm using it for. I had to ziptie to the rail, but it looks great while giving some privacy.
1891302
I suppose you could hang it. Thick pieces. Probably need some framing for it just to be safe.
1266619
The gun rest are pieces of foam with adhesive, you may place them at any position inside the safe.
1155782
it's not realy a shadow box. the backing is only cardboard. you could reinforce the backing and give it a try. they are not that expensive and if it doesn't work you can put a picture in it. they are great frames.
2240779
Someone on here had a great idea of hiding it behind a picture! Something I never though of but would even be easy in this respect to hide the wire in the wall if you are super OCPD. Worth a try!
328909
It would work fine for holding the picture. I have a large canvas picture on one and a large wooden framed picture on another.
1490275
Yes....you can by a cable with a lock also from amazon. We bought a 6 footer that loops thru predrilled "mounting" holes in the back of the safe, then looped the cable through one of the holes in the metal bed frame. We looped it so that the lock would be inside the safe, and away from someone trying to pick it, so we wouldn't have to carry around an extra key. Yes, someone can dismantle the bed to steal the safe but they would have to walk out with both the safe AND the metal bedframe tied together by the looping cable, which would be more of a hassle than any thief would likely want.
2249060
No.But it really depends on where the safe is located. As long as its in a heated & cooled space it should be ok.
1992162
No, unless you actually pay for the frame under the options. That frame you see is just part of the picture.
131814
Yes, you can, and are encouraged to set your own combination. It comes with a preset generic combination. Works very well for my purposes. I added additional shelving from the closet accessory dept at Home Depot (that I modified to fit) which was caused by my needs, not a failure of the safe.
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.
484647
No and no. The door has a little play and would allow water and fire in it. It also has holes in the bottom and back of the safe for mounting that would allow foreign materials inside
1896042
I think you could use mini clothespins to display photos and it would look all right. I like mine because i use them to keep the dogs out of a room they don't need to be in and yet i still get to enjky the natural light from that rooms windows.