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leadcounsel · September 28, 2005, 01:04 PM

Shaggy,
good question. I don't know if the Sturdy has a UL rating. I DO know that it has a commercial Grade S&G combo lock, so lock picking is not an option.

My safe has a recessed door to prevent prying it open, so that's not an option, and it's thicker steel than the rest of the safe.

My safe has many 1 inch deadbolts on the sides, so that's not an option.

The handle is not an attack option either. excessive force on the handle will not open the door.

I'm extremely confident that a safe cracker isn't going to be able to crack the combo, cut, pry, or pound his way into my safe.

September 28, 2005, 01:04 PM	#70
leadcounsel Junior member Join Date: September 8, 2005 Location: Tacoma, WA Posts: 2,119	Shaggy, good question. I don't know if the Sturdy has a UL rating. I DO know that it has a commercial Grade S&G combo lock, so lock picking is not an option. My safe has a recessed door to prevent prying it open, so that's not an option, and it's thicker steel than the rest of the safe. My safe has many 1 inch deadbolts on the sides, so that's not an option. The handle is not an attack option either. excessive force on the handle will not open the door. I'm extremely confident that a safe cracker isn't going to be able to crack the combo, cut, pry, or pound his way into my safe.