Gardall 1612/2 U.L. 2 Hour Fire & Burglary Safe

Gardall 1612/2 U.L. 2 Hour Fire / U.L. Burglary Safe

Statistics show that if a company’s records are lost in a fire, 17% can no longer furnish a financial statement, 14% suffer a reduction in credit rating and 43% go out of business completely. No home or business is safe from fire. Your vital records and possessions are only as safe as the quality of protection you provide for them. With Gardall fire resistive safes, you can be confident your records will survive.

Features:

• Thick 4¹⁄4” door with recessed anti-pry design. Safe walls are 2¹⁄2” thick
• Five active bolts that lock in 3 directions, massive 1” diameter round bolts that extend deep into the body of the safe (Models 1812-3018)
• Center bolt down the hole for easy installation (hardware included)
• Plush suede-like quality interior to protect jewelry and valuables
• UL listed Group II high-security lock, mechanical or electronic available
• UL 2-hour fire label, furnace-tested to 1850°F for 2 hours. The interior temperature of the safe was less than 350°F during the test and cool down
• Models 1812 – 3018 now with U.L. RSC (burglary) label
• Solid chrome-plated handle with a shear point to prevent the safe from being forced open by handle attack
• Independent re-locker and hard plate to prevent drilling attack on the locking mechanism
• Lifetime Replacement Guarantee (see catalog for details)

Standard colors: Sandstone or gray

All specifications are subject to change without notice. The above-mentioned Gardall fire resistive safes carry a U.L. 2 hour 350° fire label as to Fire and Impact tests and the U.L. Residential Security Container (BF) label.

Specifications:

Outside Dimensions (HxWxD): 23 1/4″ x 17 1/4″ x 19 3/4″

Inside Dimensions (HxWxD): 16″ x 12″ x 11 3/4″

Cubic Inches: 2256

Weight: 298 lbs.

Shelves: 1

Add 2” to outside depth for the dial and handle.

Proven to endure two hours’ exposure to severe fire with an exterior temperature of 1850°F and an interior temperature that did not exceed 350°F (Paper chars at 405°F) throughout a 2-hour test and cool down.