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Wall safes are a great way for Utahns to keep their valuables and other important possessions safe. The purpose of having a home safe is to store your items and keep them secure. But you don’t want your wall safe out for everyone to see, or in an obvious place where people could find it and see that you have something that might be worth stealing. Break-ins occur more often than we like to think, even here in Utah, so finding a good hiding place for your home safe is important.
One place you might consider hiding your wall safe is in your laundry room. You could place it behind a shelf or drying rack. It is unlikely that anyone would look for your valuable items in your laundry room, and you can also buy a fake breaker box panel to go in front of your wall space that will just make it appear to be and electrical panel in your laundry room.
This may be a more obvious location, experienced burglars might expect to find safes behind paintings. But, because of their flat surface, it is easy to hide wall safes behind a large picture or painting. You could also try a floor safe that you could conceal under a couch or a rug.
Another place you might consider hiding your wall safe is behind large furniture such as a book case, armoir, or piano. Of course this is not an ideal place if you need frequent access to your safe, but the idea here is that it would be very difficult for a burglar to move the heavy furniture and therefore very unlikely that they would find your safe.
Another not-so-obvious place for Utahns to hide their safes would be in a child’s room. Burglars will expect to find valuables in the master bedroom or home office, not a kid’s room. You can also buy toy boxes with false bottoms to hide your safe in.
Fort Knox is the only manufacturer that allows you to build a safe to meet your needs; why would the interior be any different. As you create your safe you can choose from an all shelf design, to half long gun storage or all long gun storage.
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