WHERE TO PUT A WALL SAFE

The front door is the only one that possesses good thickness, precisely because it is the only side “on display” and visible of the safe: since it is walled in, the other sides do not require great precautions. The one-piece steel of the wall is impact-resistant, the safe possesses concealed anti-unhinging hinges and a narrow gap between the door and frame to prevent the introduction of burglary tools. When properly walled in, such a safe is not removable, although news stories sometimes tell otherwise. These situations generally depend on poor placement of the safe. Some cautions for correctly choosing the wall in which to place the safe are to select a concrete wall that is at least 2 inches higher than the safe, possibly, load-bearing and free of pipes or cable bundles 

Another tip is to place the safe in a hard-to-reach place, such as a corner or on a flight of stairs, or in an unconventional place, such as behind a fake power outlet, kitchen pantry or children's bedroom.