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What are wall safes?

Wall safes are safes used for storing valuable items placed in the wall . This is one of the extremely popular types of safes, the specifics of which allow them to be easily hidden and placed almost anywhere in the house, and when protecting valuable valuables, this is what is most important.

How to choose a wall safe?

The choice of a wall safe depends primarily on the capacity of the cache. It is because of the characteristics of the design and the fact that wall safes must be placed in a specific substrate that they are not among the most capacious types of caches. So when deciding on a wall safe, we need to think carefully about what we want to put in it and in what quantity. If our valuables are bulkier items, it is worth opting for traditional safes, such as freestanding or armored safes.

What can be stored in a wall safe?

You can store anything of value to you in a wall safe. You are only limited by its capacity - you can choose both large and small models.

In a wall safe you can easily store, among other things:

• money,
• jewelry,
• antiques,
• works of art,
• a collection of stamps or coins,
• small arms and ammunition,
• documents

You can personalize wall safes according to your requirements. It all depends on your expectations and the requirements you have for your dream locker - there are really many possibilities!

How to install safes in the wall?

It's simple. Wall safes are mounted using wall studs, which allow the safe to be built into the wall The free space between the wall and the wall of the device is then poured with concrete - depending on the availability of the chosen location, the thickness of the concrete should usually be between 10 and 15 cm.

It is best to think about the wall safe before the house is built, but rest assured - installation in an already erected wall is not a problem, and is possible in both partition and load-bearing walls. The only limitation is the thickness of the wall.

We start by forging a hole in the wall, which must be larger and deeper than the safe itself. The front part of the wall safe should be secured in such a way as not to damage the lock, hinges and bolts. Then, after the locker has already been concreted in, we should wait a few days for the mortar to dry well. We can additionally protect the cement with a metal mesh to strengthen the walls of the safe.

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