The Firing Line Forums - View Single Post - Have you used a Bank Vault Door to make a larger room / closet safe?

jason_iowa · January 13, 2013, 11:36 PM

My whole house is reinforced concrete You have to go through a vault door to get into the basement. It was poured in with the house. Not a true bank vault door but just one from a safe company. My gun room has 2 safes which can not be removed, poured walls are to narrow for them to be taken through. So unless you are one hell of a safe cracker you are going to need explosives or some pretty heavy equipment to get anything from my basement. I built it for me with security/ "fireproof" in mind and I'm gonna have to die here because Ill never sell it for what I paid to build it 10 years ago. Its your basic ranch style concrete bunker.

January 13, 2013, 11:36 PM	#17
jason_iowa Senior Member Join Date: July 30, 2011 Posts: 686	My whole house is reinforced concrete You have to go through a vault door to get into the basement. It was poured in with the house. Not a true bank vault door but just one from a safe company. My gun room has 2 safes which can not be removed, poured walls are to narrow for them to be taken through. So unless you are one hell of a safe cracker you are going to need explosives or some pretty heavy equipment to get anything from my basement. I built it for me with security/ "fireproof" in mind and I'm gonna have to die here because Ill never sell it for what I paid to build it 10 years ago. Its your basic ranch style concrete bunker.