SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
Do not attempt to move the safe with the safe door open or unlocked.
Your safe can be very heavy. Always use extreme caution when moving your
safe to prevent damage to flooring, doorways and walls.
Practice using personal protective equipment whenever operating power tools
to prevent dust and debris entering your eyes, nose or mouth.
Failure to follow this precaution can result in serious injury or death.
ANCHORING YOUR SAFE
Your safe is predrilled from the factory for anchoring with 2 or 4 holes through the
floor of your safe. Your safe must have the shipping feet removed (see pages 13
-
14
to remove shipping feet) before being anchored to the floor.
Anchor bolts and washers are not included with your safe.
You will need to
purchase anchor bolts suited for your floor type. We recommend using a minimum
of
3”
long wedge anchor bolts for concrete floors that are
3/8”
in diameter. For
wood floors, we suggest a minimum of 2
1/2”
long lag bolts that are at least
3/8”
in
diameter. Always research your floor type to make sure standard anchor bolts or
lag bolts are adequate. You will also need to purchase
3/8”
flat washers.
Please contact a local contractor for the appropriate drilling method and tools
needed to securely and safely anchor your safe to your floor type.
1.
With the safe door closed, place the safe in the exact location desired.
2.
Open the safe door and remove the black caps in the safe floor to reveal the
anchor holes.
3.
Mark the center of the locations of the holes.
4.
Close and lock the safe door. Move the safe far enough to have space to drill
the anchor holes. Be sure to follow your local contractor
’
s instructions for
drilling the anchor holes in your floor type.
5.
Reposition the safe over the anchor holes.
6.
Open the safe door and install the anchor bolts. Be sure to follow the bolt
manufacturer
’
s installation instructions.
7.
Replace the black caps in the safe floor.
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
For your safety, we highly recommend using a professional mover to remove
shipping feet of the safe.
Only remove one shipping foot at a time.
Failure to follow these precautions can result in serious injury or death.
Removing Shipping Feet(cont
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