Presumably a P*** taker... :stuck_out_tongue:

​is that so... hmmmm :smirk: where do ya live matey?

These are a cracking buy all you need is a bit of imagination and some fireshield plasterboard. Find a suitable corner of a cupboard, fix safe to floor, either concrete fixings or large coach screws through to floor joist. then encase in 3-4 layers of plasterboard (glued together) removable lid. Cover it with plywood, fill any gaps with painters mate and paint it and the interior of the cupboard (next time you decorate). You can run a couple of pipes into the side of it to make it look like an encased pipe junction.
I do NOT have one of these in my home as I am mostly skint, but I have installed a couple of them for relatives.
Most thieves are looking for a quick in grab what they can and out, they know about hollowed books, false electrical sockets, fake bean or soup tins. Just an idea might help someone, wouldn't do for something that could be detected by smell, so stash your hash in something else. though I do have an idea or that might work LOL.

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cheese . you could put in some smell proof bags then place what you want in safe .[/quote]

The first place burglars look is the main bedroom in the wardrobe, on top of the wardrobe, under the bed then in the drawers.
There are several sizes of safe and this looks the smaller one and has been this price before.
Better to use this as a decoy, leave a nice note for the burglar inside it and store your valuable s somewhere else, like the kids bedroom under the floor or in the loft.

Depends what you expect of it, I would think this safe could be reasonably effective against a distraction burglary, providing it was adequately secured, and I'd suggest 4 bolts, not 2. It might even defeat an opportunist thief providing you own tools are safely locked up.

I just hide my money inside hollowed out books, it is the safest place. Because crooks are stupid and don't read.

Meh. Looks like it could be opened without too much hassle with the right tools.

Anyone who's serious about a key safe should invest on a more secure one than this.

"I'm pregnant of yo kid and yos gonna pay fo child support."

is this any good to keep cash inside? it weighs 6.5kg so it can be picked up and taken by robbers pretty easily.

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​some strange people live near me

These are a cracking buy all you need is a bit of imagination and some fireshield plasterboard. Find a suitable corner of a cupboard, fix safe to floor, either concrete fixings or large coach screws through to floor joist. then encase in 3-4 layers of plasterboard (glued together) removable lid. Cover it with plywood, fill any gaps with painters mate and paint it and the interior of the cupboard (next time you decorate). You can run a couple of pipes into the side of it to make it look like an encased pipe junction.
I do NOT have one of these in my home as I am mostly skint, but I have installed a couple of them for relatives.
Most thieves are looking for a quick in grab what they can and out, they know about hollowed books, false electrical sockets, fake bean or soup tins. Just an idea might help someone, wouldn't do for something that could be detected by smell, so stash your hash in something else. though I do have an idea or that might work LOL.

Hmmn something valuable comes in small bags and has a very pungent smell?

Presumably a P*** taker... :stuck_out_tongue:

Any idea if this would be smell proof?

I have one bolted inside my wardrobe, i have it a few years, i had it in my last flat inside a wardrobe as well but had it bolted to the floor , good wee safe.

not if you bolt it down in a tight space, where it is hard to get a crow bar to