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Thread: Mounting a safe inside a standalone cupboard

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  1. 05-04-2019, 11:17 PM #10
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    Mine is in a walldrobe, only problem was it is dark so I mounted a circuit breaker in it and installed a led light and a anti condensation heater coupled to a thermostat now its stays a constant 20 degrees in there a year round. Our house is concrete floors so it's fixed with 4 10mm excaliber bolt through the base and 4 8mm coach screws into the wall studs. Best thing is it's not visible without opening the walldrobe.
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