How far does the safe protrude from the wall? Are there any shelves? How much depth does the locking mech.take up.
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A few inches but the bezel makes it look more flat to the wall. No shelves. The locking mechanism does take up some space maybe 1-1/2 inches.
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The safe protrudes about one & a half inches from the wall with the flange on. It did not come with any shelves, however I made one and it fits just fine and the locking mech is about one and one quarter inches thick......................otherwise easy to install and works just fine
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The safe extends 2 1/2" Past The Sheetrock, The Beveled Safe trim Modulates the unit for a perfect look, Does not work well if your planning to hang a picture over it. There are not any shelves, So if all your doing is stacking up C Notes Or Gold Bars your Good, Sadly Im Not, I use It for My Regret notes I Write And place in the safe religiously every day Stating "How Did We Wind Up With Obama" Anyway, you easily can retro an organizer vertically or make one, The Lock mechanism depth from the door back is 1 2/4" Deep
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As the ad says it's 6.2" deep. A stud wall is 3 1/2" plus 5/8" drywall. That's 4 1/8" deep therefore it sticks out from the wall approximately 2 1/16"The locking mechanism sticks into the safe approximately 1" to 1 1/4". The bottom line is this safe is PERFECT for a hand gun, money, and valuable documents, maybe even some jewelery
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Sorry I didn't reply sooner, our internet was down for 10 days due to lightning. The shelf is 10 inches wide, 20 inches of vertical space, depth is 22 inches...can probably hold 80 lb. I have a large gaming computer I built myself that has access ports on the top, and is therefore unusable on the shelf. I still love the design of the desk and keep my cpu on top of the desk. The desk is strong, but a tad wobbly (just make sure all the screws are tight).
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I purchased one of these safes in July and installed it. No issue with depth. Can't be 7" unless they measure total depth. It works like a charm and my wife loves it!
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the unit is 23 inches with the wheels, the wheels are part of the drawer system so you'd have to modify the unit slightly if you intend to remove them.the lock is sturdy enough, but of course if you were really trying to break into it you could. however it functions well enough to keep people out, if they were the kind that respect privacy, people hell bent on getting into something will get into anything regardless of sturdiness.i purchased two for my office and haven't had complaint. overall they are worth what you'll pay for them :)
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The door opens fully, but careful with depth, the space for power and the locking mechanism is about 2-3 inches and takes up room in the safe. Still a great buy, I am very happy with it.
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Just measured mine. You are correct, there is a extension that goes out side the wall that's almost 2 inches. You will need 3 3/4 inches in depth. You are close enough that you may be able to use this unit by installing it with the 3 1/2 depth you have and using some white caulk around the edges for the 1/4 inch space you may have, other wise you may need to find a diff product.
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My counters extend 26 inches from the wall. This refrigerator is 32" in depth. We have ours about 4 inches from the wall, so it does extend well past the depth of our countertops. It did seem awkward to me at first, but I have gotten used to it and don't think about it anymore.
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Mine came with nice door handles, upon which you could place a lock. There was a bracket to use if you want to place a shelf, but no shelf was included. I measured the shallowest points at 66.5"w x 39"d. I did put it together by myself (2 people recommended) and placed a heavy object on top to provide resistance when attaching the roof.
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It is 12" high and fits between two studs in the wall. The face of the safe (around the door) is wider and taller then the safe box itself. I made a box with studs to slide the entire safe into the wall. Then I screwed and glued the safe to the studs. It is an excellent safe.
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About 3.5 inches from wall with bracket. 3 inches deep, meant for spray cans/bottles.
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Not sure if the manufacterer can key them all the same since this is a special request, but if you don't mind spending the extra money a locksmith could possibly do it for you. As for the inner shelf, they are referring to the inside edge that meets the wall to the outer outer front edge of the casing. Don't know the extact demension, but I order a medium. Which is the standard size for your control unit. I am very pleased with it. With kids, I don't know why I didn't think of it sooner.
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According to the product description, near the top of the page: Interior Dimensions: 6 .9"H x 16.8"W x 11.6"D I am not sure this takes into account the door mechanism that houses the lock. For the safe I have, the mechanism takes up about 1.75 inches of usable depth.
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Smk, not sure what you are asking. All I know was the screws and butterfly clip were not deep enough for my 1/2inch walls, so we used our own larger ones. The base is about a ha F inch, and the entire thing stocks out less than 2 inches. These really work if you have kids who like to power thru doors and hit walls
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front shelf is about 2 1/2 to 3 inches. It can not be wall mounted unless you drill your own holes.
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It is really a nice shelf the bar in back is about 3" and that is what attaches to the wall. The shelves are about 17" long and stick out about 12" from the wall. We have a DVR and box (from what I remember) on each shelf and it works out nice. This is on the wall in my son's room next to his flat screen TV.
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This safe is only 10 inches wide and 9 inches deep. You will need to rough in some additional studs to fit it snug between the actual wall studs. And it will stick out past the wall studs since the studs are only 3 1/2 inches wide.
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I have that safe and it holds about three comfortably. Any more than that is tight because the safe is narrow. It does have shelves and room for ammo, handguns, range supplies, etc. I'm happy with mine.