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About LinkBacksI was looking for a mate and saw a LOT of 1.2mm safes, you'd be better off with a wooden 1 compared to some of those. if they don't state the thickness-ask. As trout said fixing is the biggest issue as a bolt head can pull through thin sheet easily, Large heavy washers can improve that though.
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