My dream safe!

[bgoum]

 

[robjax]

This is an interesting site..

http://www.sportsmansteelsafes.com/fortress-large-capacity-safe.html

 

[bostonasphalt2]

My dream safe is pretty simple: It's my dining room. Oh, to dream......

 

[bgoum]

This is an interesting site..

http://www.sportsmansteelsafes.com/fortress-large-capacity-safe.html

The double door one is pretty damn cool....

 

[jkelly1229]

Kinda lots of wasted space tho

 

[spcantwell]

Not much of a safe. Its just a 20' shipping container. Probably about as thick steel as a stack on cabinet.

Me, I want a bank vault door set into the reinforced walls with a halon fire suppression system and rolling shelves like you see in museum storage areas

 

[robjax]

The double door one is pretty damn cool....

yeah...they do have some nice dream stuff there...lol

 

[spcantwell]

 

[thormx538]

Not much of a safe. Its just a 20' shipping container. Probably about as thick steel as a stack on cabinet.

Me, I want a bank vault door set into the reinforced walls with a halon fire suppression system and rolling shelves like you see in museum storage areas

The steel walls on a conex are a lot thicker than a stack on cabinet, lol

 

[greencobra]

Kinda lots of wasted space tho

nah....i'd have a recliner in there, wet bar, mini fridge, i'd fill that space.

 

[jkelly1229]

Lol well played

 

[warwickben]

nah....i'd have a recliner in there, wet bar, mini fridge, i'd fill that space.

Some thing along these lines. Maybe a swing ....

 

[Hooper]

That's not a safe, it's a store!

 

[spcantwell]

The steel walls on a conex are a lot thicker than a stack on cabinet, lol

Not that much. What are they 1/8"? As opposed to an actual safe that is what 1/2"? The sides have almost no strength. It's the frame that transfers the loads not the skin.

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[Rider]

My dream safe is pretty simple: It's my dining room. Oh, to dream......

That scene from the Matrix...yup!

 

[Davidk]

I believe that its a trade show exhibit. Saw one just like it at Shot. Might have been the same one.

 

[ColdDayInHell]

Some thing along these lines. Maybe a swing ....

 

[Radtekk]

You only have the entry level? Step it up bro

 

[spcantwell]

You only have the entry level? Step it up bro

Are you sure its entry level? It does just says entry which can mean a whole lot of thing.....

 

[Evadd]

Not that much. What are they 1/8"? As opposed to an actual safe that is what 1/2"?

The metal that makes up many personal safes is nowhere near that. The walls of the safe may be 1/2" or 1" thick, but that isn't all metal - it includes the fire-resistant lining. The steel that makes the walls is often 14Ga to 10Ga, which is about 0.07" to 0.14" thick.

 

[Rob Boudrie]

Not that much. What are they 1/8"? As opposed to an actual safe that is what 1/2"? The sides have almost no strength. It's the frame that transfers the loads not the skin.

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1/8" is between 10 and 11 gauge. Gun safes are commonly 12 gauge; less commonly 10; 3/16" (between 6 and 7 gauge) or 1/4".

 

[7OGlock]

I could see something like this for the office

 

[BostonFJ40]

They should utilized the ceiling like The Shooter's Box in Malden does.


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[greencobra]

You only have the entry level? Step it up bro

gotta take baby steps before you walk! lol