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  • #76
    terry4130
    Senior Member
    • Mar 2010
    • 636

    Originally posted by qdx450
    a friend of mine rented his house to a B.P. agent, lease agreement stated no drilling in post tension foundation. the dumb-*** drilled holes for his safe and the whole foundation cracked and shifted. the guy gets $2000. dollars garnished from his check a month to pay for a house he doesnt live in. be safe ask the landlord.


    This is what I would worry about. Also what another poster said about plumbing and such in walls.

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    • #77
      kmas
      Senior Member
      • Nov 2014
      • 1315

      Gunnebo Fastening Co.

      Originally posted by terry4130
      This is what I would worry about. Also what another poster said about plumbing and such in walls.
      Here's a post from another forum:

      "

      LiquidRoc by Gunnebo Fastening Corporation (800) 336-1640

      You'll need to scuff the bottom of the safe and the floor to get it to stick good.

      Although I've never used it myself, I did run across a drop safe glued to the floor with Liquid Nail. It was a bear to get loose.


      a1abdj, Apr 30, 2008 "

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      • #78
        Garand1911
        Senior Member
        • Sep 2002
        • 1443

        Can you put it in a closet, and put a deadbolt on the closet door?

        I lived for 5 years with a el cheapo safe in a closet, not bolted down, with stacks of ammo cans in front of it. I would chain the ammo cans together, and around the cheapo safe when I would leave town for a few days.
        "I saved your life, AND brought you pizza" -- Me

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