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Anyone have one of these or helped a buddy move one? Read quite a few positive things about them and they can be broken down into small moveable pieces when it's time to move which is a huge bonus.
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marking so I can view it at home, sounds cool."If I asked people what they wanted, they would have said faster horses." - Henry Ford -
No thanks... Id rather have a welded heavy as fuck safe that I pay someone to move.Comment
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I would love a solid safe but don't want 700+ pounds above the basement and I don't think it's possible to get one into the basement.De Oppresso Liber.Comment
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I'll have to see if we carry these. Somewhat interested but would they still offer the same fire protection?Comment
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I think it's a great idea but considering it assembles with only a hammer I'm real skeptical. Can it not be pry'd apart?
It's a cool idea though but if I designed it, it would bolt together from the inside with some beefy hardware.
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Cost?! Pricing wasn't listed..../ ____ _ _\.
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It is held together with tapered pins; they are ultra strong.Originally posted by Lason View PostMagnus, I am your father. You need to ask your mother about a man named Calvin Klein.Comment
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Yeah I believe that but per the instructions the bottom is first then the sides then the top so I'm assuming the top goes straight down onto the sides with the pins going down engaging the side pieces (im assuming anyway). What keeps the top from being pry'd upward after it's assembled? I know I must be missing something.Originally posted by svo855 View Post
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I just got another one last week that was just shy of 700lbs. Dropped off the tailgate of the truck, unbolted it from the skid crate. Two of us layed it on its side and slid it through the house on a piece of carpet layed upside down. Piece of cake.
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Did you look at the websites?Originally posted by 95DRGT View Post
Zanotti Armor® withstands 1200° for approximately 20 minutes
SnapSafe Closet Vaults: Fire Shield is rated at full 1-hour protection against temperatures up to 2300°F.
Didn't see any on the Zanotti, doesn't look like they do direct sales??Originally posted by 4.6coupe View Post
The Snapsafe has the prices on the "Products" page:
Titan: Price $899 + $149 shipping
Super Titan: Price $1,399 + $199 shipping
Little Titan: Price $799 + $149 shippingComment
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Thanks I didn't since I was on my phone. Good info. I wonder if we carry Zanotti- I'll check into itOriginally posted by Chili View PostComment
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