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O/t - Safes
So...I wanna know everything about picking out a safe. I understand the heat rating, they also look like they have a waterproof rating now. I get that most of the damage is done with water putting out the fire and those things need to be kept off the ground. I want to bolt this bad boy and I also want some extra space for documents and whatever else I get into. I currently have a whopping 88 cards in the collection but that could always grow.
So I am looking at this one: https://www.homedepot.com/p/Stack-On...MB-E/202996367 Why are smaller ones $2k+? Shelves are great and all but I don't understand the price disparity. Its 418 lbs so it would be tough to carry out of my house and all but I just don't get it. Also, does anyone know how much of a break I will get in my card insurance on this? Any help/assistance is always appreciated. |
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