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Costco Members: Bighorn 18.46 Cu. Ft. Executive Safe Expired
$550
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Costco Wholesale has Bighorn 18.46 Cu. Ft. Executive Safe for $549.99. Shipping is free.
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This is my first post so I am not sure what else to add.
This is a great deal on FIre safe delivered. Most places get you on the delivery. Now I believe it's just to your door or just inside the door but not moved in your home or office.
KEY PRODUCT DETAILS
The heavily built Bighorn B5529ECS is full of security features. The programable electronic lock has earned Underwriter's Laboratory (UL) certifications for security. The 340 lb. safe body is 14GA steel. Five 1" diameter door bolts (3 active and 2 dead) supported by anti-pry supports, secure the 4.25" thick door with a 1.5" thick door front. A smoothly operating rack and pinion drive system provides 1.75" of door bolt extension, almost 40% more than the typical safe. The extra thick door, anti-pry supports, and long door bolt extension combine for superior pry protection. The lock is protected by a hardened armor plate along with an internal relocker for added protection, designed to deadbolt the entire system if the lock is attacked.
Features:
30 Minute at 1400°F Fire Rating
External Dimensions: 55"H x 29"W x 20"D
Weight: 340 lbs
California Department of Justice Approved
https://www.costco.com/.product.1...1_
This is a great deal on FIre safe delivered. Most places get you on the delivery. Now I believe it's just to your door or just inside the door but not moved in your home or office.
KEY PRODUCT DETAILS
The heavily built Bighorn B5529ECS is full of security features. The programable electronic lock has earned Underwriter's Laboratory (UL) certifications for security. The 340 lb. safe body is 14GA steel. Five 1" diameter door bolts (3 active and 2 dead) supported by anti-pry supports, secure the 4.25" thick door with a 1.5" thick door front. A smoothly operating rack and pinion drive system provides 1.75" of door bolt extension, almost 40% more than the typical safe. The extra thick door, anti-pry supports, and long door bolt extension combine for superior pry protection. The lock is protected by a hardened armor plate along with an internal relocker for added protection, designed to deadbolt the entire system if the lock is attacked.
Features:
30 Minute at 1400°F Fire Rating
External Dimensions: 55"H x 29"W x 20"D
Weight: 340 lbs
California Department of Justice Approved
https://www.costco.com/.product.1...1_
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Or what works even better is a couple 18" sticks of 1 1/2" schedule 40 pipe to roll it around. On smooth floors like laminate or tile, a small rug under it will let it slide. But 340# is really not much at all.
Also, this is usually delivery to driveway or garage, but a little bit of a $ tip will get the delivery driver to give you a bit of a hand getting this closer to where you need it.
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Came a little banged up and the shipping carton was mostly in pieces in the back of the truck. Had several scratches on it that were a bit unsightly. Called Costco costumer service and wound up paying $275 for it after the sale price. Any safe will benefit from a light kit, this one being no exception. Bought this kit [amazon.com] from amazon and had to drill out the rear hole bigger to fit a power strip cord through.
You get what you pay for, but in my case I'm renting a house so until I get my own, a bigger Liberty will have to wait. All in all it's definitely better than nothing. It's pretty light - I was moving it from one corner of a carpeted room to another by "walking" it. The shelves are of okay quality, but the shelf hardware is garbage. I upgraded to slightly longer screws to hold them in place better. The pre drilled holes for the hardware didn't line up on one side for the shelves either. The lock mechanism is decent, but I may upgrade they keypad to a combination lock at some point since I paid less than $300 for it.
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Seriously though, I also know a few people who have similar safes but have 0-2 guns. These are generally have thicker steel and are more secure than your typical consumer office safe. The larger size allows you to put a lot more things in them that you might not otherwise consider. I know people who keep 3d printer filament in safes with dehumidifiers along side photo albums, important papers, and things that they don't want to lose in a fire. Should a thief get into the safe, they would be very disappointed.
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These safes have very thin metal as do all the consumer safes at Costco.
Their thickness in the walls is entirely soft insulation. A drill or angle grinder or reciprocating saw (battery powered) can cut right through the walls of these things.
I was surprised what it takes to even keep a safe protected for even 15minutes.
For example the UL RSC (residential security container) rating calls for 3/16" steel on the door and 12 gauge steel on the walls for ab average penetration time of only 5 minutes.
So what does that mean for all these consumer safes that don't even have a rating?
note this criticism only applies for uses who want to protect valuables. I am sure these safes are fine for fire and keeping the kids from the guns. but I'd be afraid to store all my half value Bitcoin in it LOL
https://www.amsecusa.co
These safes have very thin metal as do all the consumer safes at Costco.
Their thickness in the walls is entirely soft insulation. A drill or angle grinder or reciprocating saw (battery powered) can cut right through the walls of these things.
I was surprised what it takes to even keep a safe protected for even 15minutes.
For example the UL RSC (residential security container) rating calls for 3/16" steel on the door and 12 gauge steel on the walls for ab average penetration time of only 5 minutes.
So what does that mean for all these consumer safes that don't even have a rating?
note this criticism only applies for uses who want to protect valuables. I am sure these safes are fine for fire and keeping the kids from the guns. but I'd be afraid to store all my half value Bitcoin in it LOL
While what you're saying isn't incorrect, the fact of the matter is that most home invasions are crimes of opportunity and not thieves experienced with taking the time to break into a safe (that they can't easily carry away). It's a deterrent for the vast majority of people. If you're storing a high amount of valuables on one of these (let's say $100k+) then you're likely purchasing something more secure. If someone is breaking in with drills, angle grinders and reciprocating saws, then you've already been targeted.
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Order Summary
Item Total$549.99
Promotions & Coupons$280.00
Awards Redeemed$0.00
Shipping Charge$0.00
Shipping Discount$0.00
Tax$18.90
Fees $0.00
Order Total$288.89
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