Ultra duty safe/vault

Phantom Man · Dec 26, 2020

I have a couple of retired grocery store bank safes to sell 72"x 40"x27. These weigh in at about 3800lbs. These are not what you typically see for sale. Programmable to not unlock when you are not home. 1.25" hardened steel walls and door. Very high fire rating. Power access point to run your heat lamp or dehydration device. These are nearly impossible to breach and are too complicated to steal without fork lifts, trailers, etc.
$4000 each or $700 for both which includes drop off on Portland with reasonable access to home or business.
$4000 for 1 (one). $7000 for 2 (two).
I'm told these retailed originally between $12-14K. Program instructions provided.
contact via Phone. 360-936-0776
Thanks...

Kindrox · Dec 26, 2020

When I see "gun safes" I laugh. This is what folks should really be using. Do you know if these are TL15 or TL30?

Phantom Man · Dec 26, 2020

Kindrox said:
When I see "gun safes" I laugh. This is what folks should really be using. Do you know if these are TL15 or TL30?

I don't but will try to find out.

Phantom Man · Dec 26, 2020

Kindrox said:
When I see "gun safes" I laugh. This is what folks should really be using. Do you know if these are TL15 or TL30?

A member noticed the TL15 tag in one photo.
I'm told by somebody in the know that it takes the same amount of time to cut 15 vs 30.

Kindrox · Dec 26, 2020

Oh I see it. Your comment on the TL15 vs TL30 is and isn't true. A TL 30 does keep experts out of the safe for 30 minutes of working time vs 15 minutes of working time.

But the experts start with a schematic of the safe, and the time they spend deciding how to attack the safe is not included in the 15/30 minutes. The experts probably spend as much time deciding how to attack a TL15 as a TL30.

I am a bit of a safe snob. I still regret the day I let a TXTL60 rated safe slip through my fingers.