Looking for Answers about First Alert First Alert 1.31 Cu. Foot Digital Waterproof Firesafe?

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No it does not : (

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No, but you could probably get one that would fit. Good luck.

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Nope

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No, it has a plastic shelf that is adjustable and a very narrow pocket that is located in the door. There are a few hooks to hang keys as well.

No...Just one adjustable shelf(Which has adj's about every inch all the way to the inside top),and 5 key hooks,and a really small (1" X 3") compartment on top of the door(Maybe for 2-3 rings?).And a 11" long slot to hold a maybe 10 sheets of paper.

Yes!

yes, has a key back up

Yes it does, that was one of the features that I liked when I decided to purchase too.

Yes. You can open the safe with a key in the event you forget the combination or the batteries are completely dead.

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Yes - it comes with two back-up keys that may be used instead of the digital combo lock.

Yes, there are 2 keys provided as well. The keyhole is located below the keypad and you have to use a small phillips head screwdriver to remove the little door that covers the keyhole. The electronic keypad is nice because you can program any number (3-8 digits) and change it whenever you like. It operates on 4 AA batteries and when they fail it alerts you and you can always use the keys to get it open if they completely drain.

Yes...2 keys...But the lock is hidden under a little front plate right under the keypad.You have to take off 2 little screws to get to it..

Heavy...about 90 lbs

at least 150 lbs....very heavy!

About 100 lbs...

~100 lbs

Slightly less than 100 pounds, I think 98 or 99 pounds. I can slide it on it's back on my carpet and then turn it upright at the final location. Good luck.

I believe the weight was around 100 lbs. Not easy to pick up but can be moved by placing it on a rug and dragging it.

I didn't weigh it, but would guess it's over 100 pounds.

The safe weighs over 100 lbs.

100 pounds

100 pounds

Yes the shelf is removable and has several slots to adjust the height.
Hard to say about your album size. It does have ample room and should store your album depending on the size of course.
I wish it had two more shelf's myself.

Yes, the shelf does come all the way out. The interior dimensions are 13.25 W x 12.5 deep x 13.63 high., so you can measure your actual album to see what it measures.

Yes, the shelf/drawer can be removed and yes a normal sized album can be stored. I have a standard sized 2" binder that fits with plenty of room left over.

Yes, there are several slots at different levels that you can move the shelf to. Kinda like an oven shelf concept.

shelf will come completely out.

Yes, I think so, depending on what you mean by "normal." It is quite roomy inside.

Yes -shelf is removable. Interior dimensions are approximately

13.5(H)X13(W)X12(D)

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I think it would probably fit, I just got a 'document box' which is slightly larger than letter size (8-1/2 x 11) manilla folders, and it fit just fine, but the lid does not fit. I'm laying it down, but I suppose it may fit with the cover if I were to remove the shelf... Anyhow, plan accordingly, be flexable, it should work just fine.

I am sure it can but it is quite heavy. I would suggest if your seriously thinking about mounting it to the wall to remove the sheet rock and reinforce the wall studs to handle the extra weight. This being said, drilling holes for mounting will negate the waterproof feature of this safe.

This safe weighs about 90 lbs You would need to have extremely sturdy walls or studs to do so. Almost anything can be done if you know what you are doing, but I really consider his a floor safe.

I believe somewhere in the specifications or Q&A it was explained that bolting would require holes which would breach the integrity of the safe and result in not meeting the waterproof feature. I suppose if one were to epoxy some sort of accessory to the safe, it could be bolted down. If your intention is to drill into the case then why not buy a safe with a bolting accessory? This is a great safe and by the time you get your stuff in it, while not impossible, you're average guy is not gonna walk out the door with it.

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There is nothing on the safe that allows it to be bolted to wall or floor.

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There are no mechsnism provided to do that. However, a little construction adhesive works fine!

No, there are no holes (that's why it is advertised as waterproof). If you drill holes you void the warranty.

If you bolt this safe to the floor it will compromise the waterproof feature.
It can be done by drilling holes in safe.
I would not recommend the above.

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It probably can but not what I wanted or needed. Its in my closet.

No it is not designed to be bolted to the floor i.e., there are no threaded holes or attachments. Could it be? Probably if you wanted to get creative. I was initially concerned about this but, this safe is heavy enough (90lbs) that your average is guy is not going to walk out the door with it. Also, if you bolt it down by breaching the metal casing, you'll affect its ability to float. So I wouldn't be too concerned about bolting.

No, this safe cannot be bolted to the floor. The reason for this, is that this safe is waterproof and is designed to float if in flooded home to aid in recovery. Holes in the safe to bolt it down would defeat this purpose.

First Alert doesn't offer any that are digital w/o requiring a key, theft, fire, and waterproof that can be bolted.

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No.

You'd have to make something to do that. Just lock it in place with construction adhesive - it works GREAT!

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Not without drilling a hole..

It actually measures 13.25 W x 12.5 Deep x 13.63 High inside dimensions. I would go a size larger for a 16 inch laptop. This is listed as a 1.31 cu foot safe.

Interior dimentions are approximately:
13(W)X12(D)X13.5(H)

so it would not be possible if you wanted to store the laptop flat

No, mine did not fit and allow me to put much else in there. It fit at an angle, I would recommend getting the next size up if you want it for that purpose.

The inside is 13-3/8" W
14-1/8" D 14" H
So...No it wont fit

I have not had this problem. Put in batteries and it works fine.

don't think this should be happening, contact the manufacturer.

I suspect it's because you haven't programmed in your own code, you're probably using the default code that everybody in the world can find out. Program your own personal code and it should be just fine, my lights don't blink, but I programmed in my personal code right away though. Good luck.

That is just during the initial code setup.

No the battery compartment is internally, however there is a system in place to warn you when the batteries are ready to be replaced, by a red led indicator, also if for what ever reason you over look this, you will have a key that will allow entry into the safe.

You have to open it to change the batteries....

Can be changed from outside