DIY Installation Guide for In-Floor Safes Brisbane
Investing in in-floor safes in Sydney can be one of the smartest decisions you can make. Your valuables are less likely to be targeted by burglars and won't attract unwanted attention whenever you have guests at home. But installing floor safes in Brisbane can be tricky, especially if you're opting for a DIY safe installation.
Below is a quick guide on how to properly fit your safe in your floors to create an even more secure location for your precious belongings, firearms, and more.
Existing concrete floor installation for safes
Installing on Existing concrete isn’t as difficult as some people make it out to be. To do this yourself, you first need to make sure there’s enough room for your safe to fit into.
Measure the outside dimension of your in-floor safe’s body, add four inches, and layout the area for installation. An electric jackhammer usually works well for breaking through the flooring.
After you remove the concrete, you can start making a hole for the safe while adding an additional three inches deeper than the safe’s size. This additional space is for the layer of new concrete you pour into the hole that will serve as your safe’s base.
As you’re filling the hole with cement, you may want to add reinforcement to secure the safe’s position inside the floor. Keep the base as level as possible to the floor so your safe doesn’t stick out.
New concrete floor installation for your safe
Since you’re starting from scratch, you can start by digging a hole that follows the same dimensions plus additional space mentioned above for installing in existing concrete floors.
Position the safe properly in the live concrete ensuring it’s at the proper level before finishing off the floor. You may want to block out a hole for your safe by maintaining four inches of room on each side of the safe’s body. Afterwards, you can install the safe afte