I'm hoping to find a wall safe with a 14-1/4" width for the drywall cutout, to replace an old safe. What is the cutout width for this safe?
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It is designed to fit between the studs in the wall so has to be real close. Studs are 16" on center normally which would be 14 1/2"" width. Mine fit no problem cutting the Sheetrock to the edge of the studs. Plus it overlaps the Sheetrock
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I have it installed in the wall.. here it fits right between studs. So if your stud spacing is same or more you should be fine. Moreover the specs say Cutout Dimension: 14.1" (W) x 7" (H)- Mounting Depth: 3.25" so as long as you have that much space you should be ok.
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The safe is 12 inches tall and 14 wide, it fits perfectly between two wall studs. It also has a flange that fits flush in the wall. I have to add, it's a very good safe!!!
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You need to cut a square cutout between the wall studs and insert the back part of the safe all the way in the hole. The flange will hide the rough cut of the drywall. The safe will sit flush in the wall but only the thickness of the flange (1/8") will stick out.
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Don't know about your safe but mine had a hole in the steel shell. I had to drill a hole thru the drywall and liner. Cord comes with a grommet. It's an easy install. Bill
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Hole for lock is 1/2" wide. We have a lock with 1 1/4" opening above actual lock. You might want to wait till your unit arrives to get your lock to be sure it fits the indentation provided for the lock. Just a thought.
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I bought the one that was recommended on amazon...it's about 14 inches wide
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Someone recently asked for the exact dimensions of the rough opening in the wall required to install this panel. I measure the drywall hole opening to be 14.0 inches by 29 3/8 inches. This would be the absolute smallest hole to cut. However, since the flange lip that goes around the perimeter is about 1.5 inches wide, you could easily increase the size of the wall hole by an inch to 15 x 30 3/8. This would allow some adjustment for getting the panel level and plumb, while still covering the rough opening edges very comfortably.
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Just under 4" ... About 3-7/8". It will just fit a standard 2x4 construction wall with 1/2" Sheetrock. I had no problem but I do wish I had 2x6 construction because there would be less concern on the back side of the wall if ever someone wanted to hang a picture or something. I hope this helps.
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I don't know that exact answer but I can tell you this I went thru 3 of these safes before I got one that worked correctly. I have used Cannon safes before and they are a great product but this little wall safe seems to have some trouble. Call the cust. service dept at Cannon,they were very good to work with and will help,hope this helps. Ben Wood
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Paul: You can shim it if you want, but for a 1/4" space I would just center the safe and use longer bolts (the ones that came with the safe are too short in my opinion. In my case I had a 24" on center space so I used 4x4 spacers. Even with that I had a 1/4" gap on each side. Using 3" bolts I bolted the safe in. Works great. Mark
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Inner Dimensions: 13.75 Inches x 3.00 Inches x 19.00 Inches(Dimensions of back side of safe where it will stick into wall)Outer Dimensions: 15.5 Inches x 3.73 Inches x 20.73 Inches (Dimensions of entire safe including extra edges sticking out)
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No, the wall opening required is 14in X 24in. You would have to cut the opening larger.
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The Sentry Safe I have is 17 inches in width and 14 inches in depth (including keypad). Not sure where the 14.6 comes from but it could be another model/
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As the ad says it's 6.2" deep. A stud wall is 3 1/2" plus 5/8" drywall. That's 4 1/8" deep therefore it sticks out from the wall approximately 2 1/16"The locking mechanism sticks into the safe approximately 1" to 1 1/4". The bottom line is this safe is PERFECT for a hand gun, money, and valuable documents, maybe even some jewelery
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Sorry dont have inches on my tape measure. I would say that the deminsion that have been quoted are the for the safe in the shipping box. Hope this helps -105mm High, 65mm Wide, 55 Depth for the key safe. Once I fixed it to the wall I gave it a couple a wacks with the hammer to see if if fell apart. Screws the came with key safe held it to the wall and did not become loose, nore did the safe open. You could also fix safe with longer screws than those supplied if you wanted extra holding strength. Hope this was some help. Cheers.
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Christopher, at the moment I'm on a little motorcycle trip (ie. away from home). Measure your width / depth requirements as nearly as you can. I'll be home Sunday evening. I'll do some measuring and get back to you. The safe serves its purpose (for me) very well. /arlan