Is this safe fire proof?
1382255
The manufacture does not state. I have 3 of them. I am thinking in a small fire you might be ok for a little while, as it is steel. In a raging inferno...not so sure. Good value for the money, but a few out there for a couple bucks more better investment.
705239
I doubt it would last more than an hour in a fire. It's a decent safe for the size and price.
915896
I don't know, as I thankfully have not had a fire in my house, but the safe is called "fire-safe" so i would hope so.
1302719
I installed it over 4 years ago, so I don't recall that it is fire safe or resistant. I highly doubt it, though. Keep in mind, the interior storage capacity for this safe is small. Fire resistant safes tend to have thick wall, are larger than this one, and cost much more. It is just large enough to storage several sets of keys hanging on the "back" wall using glued on hooks, or if used flat, large enough to hold a few day's worth of mail. Take a look at your local discount hardware stores. Since I bought mine, I've seen this same kind of small safe in stock at Harbor Freight, Big Lots, and others, for less than I paid for this one. I am glad I purchased this safe, as it serves its intended purpose well. I installed it over 4 years ago, so I don't recall that it is fire safe or resistant. I highly doubt it, though. Keep in mind, the interior storage capacity for this safe is small. Fire resistant safes tend to have thick wall, are larger than this one, and cost much more. It is just large enough to storage several sets of keys hanging on the "back" wall using glued on hooks, or if used flat, large enough to hold a few day's worth of mail. Take a look at your local discount hardware stores. Since I bought mine, I've seen this same kind of small safe in stock at Harbor... » Read More I installed it over 4 years ago, so I don't recall that it is fire safe or resistant. I highly doubt it, though. Keep in mind, the interior storage capacity for this safe is small. Fire resistant safes tend to have thick wall, are larger than this one, and cost much more. It is just large enough to storage several sets of keys hanging on the "back" wall using glued on hooks, or if used flat, large enough to hold a few day's worth of mail. Take a look at your local discount hardware stores. Since I bought mine, I've seen this same kind of small safe in stock at Harbor Freight, Big Lots, and others, for less than I paid for this one. I am glad I purchased this safe, as it serves its intended purpose well. « Show Less
854594
When I initially found this safe through another source I read it had a fire rating of 1200 degrees for 20 minutes. Not the best, however, I was satisfied because my safe is in my basement. If the house caught fire most of the heat would be on the top floor, I believe the contents would be safe. I hope this helps. Matt
1559075
I use mine for mig welding and they are awesome - perfect for mig welding. But they are not strictly speaking fire-proof.
854595
Only to the point of dissipating heat with the steel shell. There is absolutely zero insulation on the inside and at the temps that they test these safes with, I'd imagine it would only last a min or two. If it was a small fire (that didn't spread for some reason), it would keep the contents safe from the direct flame.
443767
No. It is neither water nor fire proof. Although it would resist flames for a few seconds or maybe a minute, it is just metal with no insulation for fire proofing. There are no water seals so it is not water proof, although if you spilled a glass of water on it, the water probably would not get inside.
2226413
No it's not fireproof. It's just sheet metal with some foam padding. There's no fire-proofing material of any sort.
2200323
Can be, yes, just make sure it doesn't have direct contact with an open flame
1380645
I don't believe that this safe is "rated" as a fire proof or water proof safe. It's actually a security safe. However, personally I believe it will offer a certain amount of protection against fire and water, at least as much as you would expect a steel box to provide. It's not water tight, so if you immersed it in water it would fill with water very quickly. If you just had a leak in your house and water was dripping onto it, I think it would be ok.
1446993
I don't think it intends to be fire-retardant, but I didn't look real hard to see if it was. Being as its mostly metal though, it could have some resistance to fire. Still, I'd say no to your question.
407728
Good question. I don't know. It is made of heavy material, so I would think that it would be at least fire retardant.
492365
Not sure about the Fire Resistant but I had the unit up in Hawaii weather for three months as I working underneath it re-finishing furniture and it performed great even in the rain. The only bad thing I can say about it is that in winds, the tie downs break free from the unit as they are secured properly with enough thread and reinforcement.
1848174
Not fire proof I wouldn't think. But it has worked for us and we like the night drop door. Not real high quality but it works for our purpose of collecting night drop keys.
620575
I can find no information regarding fire rating. The product specs indicate that it is NOT fireproof. The box is steel which will provide some additional time before sympathetic detonation of your cartridges. The simple rule of thumb for ammunition must apply....the interior of this box must be kept below 350 F or you will be at risk of cookoff.
706862
No... it is a locking ,and very good locker for rifles. Think of a great locking cabinet for your guns. It will keep thieves out for minutes and kids out forever. Not fireproof.