BARSKA
BARSKA Floor Safe 0.22 Cubic Ft 15in
A solid-steel floor safe with .22 cubic feet of storage, a two-point deadbolt and pre-drilled mounting holes for concealed installation
- Selling UnitBox
- TypeKeyed
- Discreet under-floor storage with 0.22 cubic feet capacity
- Solid steel construction protects valuables from theft
- Two-point deadbolt locking system secures contents
- Pre-drilled mounting holes enable quick installation
- Includes protective floor mat and two keys
Discreet Floor Safe
The BARSKA Floor Safe provides a concealed storage solution that installs between floor joists and sits flush with the surrounding surface. It can be covered by a rug or other furnishings for hidden protection of valuables.
Upgrade From Portable Boxes
This unit replaces portable lockboxes that can be carried away by bolting directly into the subfloor through pre-drilled mounting holes. The jump is worth it when you need a fixed, hidden location that cannot be easily removed.
Compact Interior Capacity
The .22 cubic feet of internal space comfortably holds cash, jewelry, compact electronics and important documents. It runs out when storing larger items such as laptops, binders or bulky equipment.
Highlights
- Discreet under-floor storage with 0.22 cubic feet capacity
- Solid steel construction protects valuables from theft
- Two-point deadbolt locking system secures contents
- Pre-drilled mounting holes enable quick installation
- Includes protective floor mat and two keys
Specifications
| Brand | Barska |
|---|---|
| Model | Floor Safe |
| Selling Unit | Box |
| Type | Keyed |
Questions about this item
What floor depth and joist spacing does the 15-inch wide safe need to fit between joists?
The safe measures 8 inches long by 15 inches wide by 5 inches high externally, so the floor cavity must accommodate at least 5 inches of depth and joists spaced wider than 15 inches.
How do I anchor the safe using the pre-drilled mounting holes, and what step is commonly missed?
Bolt the safe through its pre-drilled mounting holes into the joists before laying the floorboards; the step often missed is securing it while the subfloor is still open.
Do the two keys or the two-point deadbolt locking system require periodic maintenance or replacement?
The dual-key, two-point deadbolt mechanism is mechanical; lubricate the lock cylinder occasionally and keep both keys safe, as no electronic components need replacement.
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