The only thing I would’ve done different is have the mirror slide to the left since the safe door swings to the right. Other than that very clean install
@@cielomelendez5977in an emergency I’m not worried about closing the safe my goal is to grab the gun that is have in there and that’s it. Worry about closing later lol I think imma do this exact style wall safe for next to my bed
Looks nice 💪🏼😎 I’m looking into doing the same thing but I was probably going to do some 90 degree fold up soft close hinges with just a cool picture frame or something lol
I just got a safe installed yesterday, and we ended up with 2 open drywall holes before finding a good spot. It’s messed up because the first 2 had pipes and beams behind them. Anyway, this gentleman made it look more simply than we did😂😂😂
Hey! I’m sure they sell something like a kit now, but at the time. All I used was some ball-bearing drawer slides. They have to be the same width or smaller than the size of the picture frame. Then you just attach it to the back and use some good anchors or find the studs for the bracket that makes contact with the wall. I hope that helps! Thanks for stopping by.
@@user-rw7lf3bv7y to find horizontal blocking that shouldn't have been there and was the exact opening he needed ? Hope your smarter about other things because construction has you baffled.
Oh! I see what you mean. Yes. I had access to the wall behind before I made my cut. It was a furnace room where I could get back there with relative ease and install the 2x4 horizontally. I just chose to cut it after the install of framing because I was able to gently guide the skill saws blade against it for a clean cut. Thanks for stopping by everyone!
The stud finder..I have the same one. How do you know/how did you find out if any wires were behind there with the stud finder? Just curious is all. I'm glad I saw you use it. 💯
Honestly man. Most stud finders are not reliable to the extent to where you can 100% assume that there is nothing behind the wall. Always proceed with caution when doing jobs that involve cutting into the wall. Consider where outlets are. If the electrical may run a certain way. Consider what is on the opposing side of the wall such as bathrooms, water supply lines, ect. Using a stud finder is great! However, I don't always rely on it entirely. Use your best judgment. Hope this helps! Have a great summer!
Sorry! I installed this a handful of years ago. I believe you can look up the model on Amazon if it is the same model and request the online PDF from the manufacture for the programing. Hope it helps a little! Have a nice day.
I had complete access to the other side of the wall from the furnace room. Definitely considered electrical and plumbing before doing so! Thanks for checking it out!
Hey! Sorry to hear that description wasn’t what you wanted to see. I’ve attached the link on Amazon so you can read the product description for yourself. Have a great night and thanks for stopping by! (: 22.05" Tall Fireproof Wall Safe Between Studs 16" Centers, Heavy Duty Flush In Wall Safe Between Studs with Hidden Compartment & 2 Removable Shelves, Hidden Wall Mount Safe for Firearms Money Jewelry a.co/d/cXGAT0l
@@rightbraindom3858 I’m asking a genuine question. I always assumed they had to go onto a solid brick wall that doesn’t have a room behind it unless this is a uk thing
@@ashtongtv863 It really depends on where you install it. This model is built to go in between two studs and then fastened down to the frame work from the inside of the safe. You can utilize stronger fasteners if you are truly concerned with it being removed by force. Also the void behind the safe is minimal. It's not enough to even get a leg up.
@@rightbraindom3858 Easy.. Closets are popular. Behind pictures. In the floor. You just use a metal detector. Or you have a kid ask? The kids who live in the house tell them where it's at kids are pretty easy to find out anything about what's inside of a house
The only thing I would’ve done different is have the mirror slide to the left since the safe door swings to the right. Other than that very clean install
Thank you!
But if there's a emergency u can just slide the mirror and it closes the safe for u
@@cielomelendez5977in an emergency I’m not worried about closing the safe my goal is to grab the gun that is have in there and that’s it. Worry about closing later lol I think imma do this exact style wall safe for next to my bed
You could put a vault in that wall!
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Looks nice 💪🏼😎 I’m looking into doing the same thing but I was probably going to do some 90 degree fold up soft close hinges with just a cool picture frame or something lol
That’s awesome George. I hope it goes well for you!
Thank you for stopping by.
Now show the guy breaking in that cuts the whole around the box and cuts the studs out
Haha I can only imagine! I know the first thing I would go for when robbing a house is a generic picture frame on the wall!😉
SWEET! 💪🏾
Thank you McFly!
I just got a safe installed yesterday, and we ended up with 2 open drywall holes before finding a good spot. It’s
messed up because the first 2 had pipes and beams behind them. Anyway, this gentleman made it look more simply than we did😂😂😂
Thank you very much. I appreciate the kind feedback. Have an awesome Summer!
I recommend obtain a stud sensor. You can find them at local universities.
@@Sigmatic850with the stud sensor, we still missed the pipes😂
So to remove the safe, all you have to do is cut the studs it is mounted to...
How for does the safe protrude from the wall?
Hey! I believe the depth was around 4”. Not much!
What mirror mount is that sweet set up
Hey! I’m sure they sell something like a kit now, but at the time. All I used was some ball-bearing drawer slides.
They have to be the same width or smaller than the size of the picture frame. Then you just attach it to the back and use some good anchors or find the studs for the bracket that makes contact with the wall.
I hope that helps!
Thanks for stopping by.
Can't you just kick the safe out the wall ? What is it supported by
Kind of funny how there was already blocking in the exact location needed !
He used a stud finder 😂
@@user-rw7lf3bv7y to find horizontal blocking that shouldn't have been there and was the exact opening he needed ? Hope your smarter about other things because construction has you baffled.
Alright chill out. I didn't see the top and bottom straight away 😂😂😂😂. Know it all Noel
@@user-rw7lf3bv7y just have to be slightly smarter than a 2x4 to figure this one out
Oh! I see what you mean. Yes. I had access to the wall behind before I made my cut. It was a furnace room where I could get back there with relative ease and install the 2x4 horizontally. I just chose to cut it after the install of framing because I was able to gently guide the skill saws blade against it for a clean cut.
Thanks for stopping by everyone!
The stud finder..I have the same one. How do you know/how did you find out if any wires were behind there with the stud finder?
Just curious is all. I'm glad I saw you use it. 💯
Honestly man. Most stud finders are not reliable to the extent to where you can 100% assume that there is nothing behind the wall. Always proceed with caution when doing jobs that involve cutting into the wall. Consider where outlets are. If the electrical may run a certain way. Consider what is on the opposing side of the wall such as bathrooms, water supply lines, ect.
Using a stud finder is great! However, I don't always rely on it entirely. Use your best judgment.
Hope this helps! Have a great summer!
Man they gone rip that sht out and walk off with that bit 😂😂😂
Oh no!! I hope not!
I have this exact safe but lost the set up instructions. Can you tell me how to program it?
Sorry! I installed this a handful of years ago. I believe you can look up the model on Amazon if it is the same model and request the online PDF from the manufacture for the programing.
Hope it helps a little! Have a nice day.
I was wondering how I would install the door from same idea but different purpose..then, I remembered I have 20 pairs of 18" full extension slides
You can also do hinges that are concealed! Best of luck!
Yo my man get yourself a multi tool you’ll thank me later and I promise never use a jigsaw or reciprocating saw to cut drywall again
Haha I made this video when I was just starting out. I’m way ahead of you, but thanks for stopping by!
Yeah I was thinking the same thing. It would suck to cut into power or water… or both.
Yes. It is important to consider what is behind any wall before you start demoing. Definitely!
Actually, with the blocking in place already a drywall router would be better.
Where'd you buy that safe? 😅
Good ol' Amazon.
What model is this?
You can find it on Amazon. Just type in "wall safe" Not sure what model!
Don't use a jig saw could be plumbing or wires to cut through
I had complete access to the other side of the wall from the furnace room.
Definitely considered electrical and plumbing before doing so!
Thanks for checking it out!
That's what the stud finder is for 😮
It detects pipes, wires and wood and metal studs.
Well now we know where his safe is
What exactly could this safe be used for it barely has any depth 😅
It’s great for smaller possessions such as spare cash, keys, jewelry, passports, ect.
Sometimes a small safe is all you need.
Thanks for stopping by!
Wall safe? You mean a mf medicine cabinet?
Hey! Sorry to hear that description wasn’t what you wanted to see. I’ve attached the link on Amazon so you can read the product description for yourself.
Have a great night and thanks for stopping by! (:
22.05" Tall Fireproof Wall Safe Between Studs 16" Centers, Heavy Duty Flush In Wall Safe Between Studs with Hidden Compartment & 2 Removable Shelves, Hidden Wall Mount Safe for Firearms Money Jewelry a.co/d/cXGAT0l
If someone got behind it could they not kick it out?
A lot of you are overthinking this.
@@rightbraindom3858 I’m asking a genuine question. I always assumed they had to go onto a solid brick wall that doesn’t have a room behind it unless this is a uk thing
@@ashtongtv863 It really depends on where you install it. This model is built to go in between two studs and then fastened down to the frame work from the inside of the safe. You can utilize stronger fasteners if you are truly concerned with it being removed by force. Also the void behind the safe is minimal. It's not enough to even get a leg up.
If that was in the UK, it would be pull out with your wall lol. No wonder we-build everything with bricks.ffs
Hi Adam! Thanks for the insight!
I would have went to the other side of the wall to make sure there wasn't a stud there.
Everyone has their own method to the madness. Thanks for the insight though!
@RightBrainDom was trying to be funny because when the section of Wall came out. It was hollow behind it. Truthfully I don't really care.
@@Unknown-Element Hahah oh. I get it! I appreciate the postive feedback!
Note to self.. One Sawsall with 6 in blade Cut around safe and remove it from wall. Should take no more than two minutes
Awesome! You just have to narrow it down to where the house is located!😉
@The Box You're not very smart.. Thin wheel cordless grinder.. Won't take long I promise. I can break in to that safe in about five minutes
@@rightbraindom3858 Easy.. Closets are popular. Behind pictures. In the floor. You just use a metal detector. Or you have a kid ask? The kids who live in the house tell them where it's at kids are pretty easy to find out anything about what's inside of a house
Easy to find it!!!!😂
Happy Hunting!