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I used M12 rawl bolts into engineering brick, 6 in the back and 4 in the concrette floor.

 

If your floor is timber, check there are no pipes or cables under the floor and use coach bolts and extra timber under where you

 

are bolting it.

 

If the walls are "Cellcon" soft blocks under 20 newtons density I would check with the FEO because the Rawl bolts can split the

 

blocks and are the minimum density blocks allowed in my area.

 

I have heard people say they have had to put a plate on the other side of timber walls and an alarm on the building.

 

I would think there are lots of threads on here covering every type of fixing.

 

Tony

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As a new lurker to this ****e (sorry I meant site) I must complain about the very low standard of spelling and grammar that eminates from certain cretinic members of this forum.

q.v: "dose any one now wat bolts are the best for fitting a rifle safe" C'mon dude get with the primary school program and learn to spell (you never know, you might even get laid)

Gone fishin' by a shady wady pool...

 

<edited> "I don't believe it" these damn web site chappies have just edited the word ****e (begins with S ends with E and ryhmes with armadillo)

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As a new lurker to this ****e (sorry I meant site) I must complain about the very low standard of spelling and grammar that eminates from certain cretinic members of this forum.

q.v: "dose any one now wat bolts are the best for fitting a rifle safe" C'mon dude get with the primary school program and learn to spell (you never know, you might even get laid)

Gone fishin' by a shady wady pool...

 

<edited> "I don't believe it" these damn web site chappies have just edited the word ****e (begins with S ends with E and ryhmes with armadillo)

 

:P to the site, we need a new knocker, so first post nerves are not an issue then?

 

Tony

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As a new lurker to this ****e (sorry I meant site) I must complain about the very low standard of spelling and grammar that eminates from certain cretinic members of this forum.

q.v: "dose any one now wat bolts are the best for fitting a rifle safe" C'mon dude get with the primary school program and learn to spell (you never know, you might even get laid)

Gone fishin' by a shady wady pool...

 

<edited> "I don't believe it" these damn web site chappies have just edited the word ****e (begins with S ends with E and ryhmes with armadillo)

 

We have a new member, goes by the name of Richard Head :P

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As a new lurker to this ****e (sorry I meant site) I must complain about the very low standard of spelling and grammar that eminates from certain cretinic members of this forum.

q.v: "dose any one now wat bolts are the best for fitting a rifle safe" C'mon dude get with the primary school program and learn to spell (you never know, you might even get laid)

Gone fishin' by a shady wady pool...

 

<edited> "I don't believe it" these damn web site chappies have just edited the word ****e (begins with S ends with E and ryhmes with armadillo)

 

 

if you havent got anything tidy to say dont say it atall :angry:

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As a new lurker to this ****e (sorry I meant site) I must complain about the very low standard of spelling and grammar that eminates from certain cretinic members of this forum.

q.v: "dose any one now wat bolts are the best for fitting a rifle safe" C'mon dude get with the primary school program and learn to spell (you never know, you might even get laid)

Gone fishin' by a shady wady pool...

 

<edited> "I don't believe it" these damn web site chappies have just edited the word ****e (begins with S ends with E and ryhmes with armadillo)

 

u hav PM :good:

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As a new lurker to this ****e (sorry I meant site) I must complain about the very low standard of spelling and grammar that eminates from certain cretinic members of this forum.

q.v: "dose any one now wat bolts are the best for fitting a rifle safe" C'mon dude get with the primary school program and learn to spell (you never know, you might even get laid)

Gone fishin' by a shady wady pool...

 

<edited> "I don't believe it" these damn web site chappies have just edited the word ****e (begins with S ends with E and ryhmes with armadillo)

 

Get a life ............. :good:

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As a new lurker to this ****e (sorry I meant site) I must complain about the very low standard of spelling and grammar that eminates from certain cretinic members of this forum.

q.v: "dose any one now wat bolts are the best for fitting a rifle safe" C'mon dude get with the primary school program and learn to spell (you never know, you might even get laid)

Gone fishin' by a shady wady pool...

 

<edited> "I don't believe it" these damn web site chappies have just edited the word ****e (begins with S ends with E and ryhmes with armadillo)

 

TAKE A LEAF FROM MY BOOK AND BACK UP A MIN ,OR YOU MAY END UP WERE I WAS A FEW DAYS BACK,NOT A NICE PLACE TO BE,

so come on dude get with the program, :good:

 

and i would use a thunderbolt,and no thats not a p**** take with these you can just unbolt,and only leaves a hole not a flipping big bolt hanging out of wall .pm me if you cant get any and i will send you some.or a pic if you just want to see its like a screw threaded bolt,great things. try the 10x75 or the 10x100 is better

l&l :good:

 

 

thunderbolts

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Hi Russ,

 

The bolts you need depend on the holes in the back of the cabinet, and whether you have easy access to where you want the cabinet to go and whether you can move it easily by your self. The most bomb-proof way of doing it is to use drop in anchors. You need to mark the holes on the wall through the holes in the back of the cabinet. Take the cabinet away and drill the hoes in the wall, making sure you use the correct size, i.e. for M10 bolts, use 12mm drill bit. Place the anchors in the wall, you can get ones with a slight lip to avoid them being pushed in too far. Use a rod or screwdriver to set the anchors, this just means knocking the wedge inside to the bottom of the anchor. This will give you a threaded insert anchor you can screw a normal high tensile bolt of the correct length into. The other way is to drill into the wall straight through the holes in the cabinet and use Thunderbolts or equivalent, but this is a one shot offer, you should not reuse them or the holes if you ever have to move the cabinet away from the wall for anything. The drop in anchors are a fully re-usable solution.

 

I hope this helped.

 

Stefan.

 

btw, I sell anchors etc for a living, so I can vouch for my info.

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Hi Russ,

 

The bolts you need depend on the holes in the back of the cabinet, and whether you have easy access to where you want the cabinet to go and whether you can move it easily by your self. The most bomb-proof way of doing it is to use drop in anchors. You need to mark the holes on the wall through the holes in the back of the cabinet. Take the cabinet away and drill the hoes in the wall, making sure you use the correct size, i.e. for M10 bolts, use 12mm drill bit. Place the anchors in the wall, you can get ones with a slight lip to avoid them being pushed in too far. Use a rod or screwdriver to set the anchors, this just means knocking the wedge inside to the bottom of the anchor. This will give you a threaded insert anchor you can screw a normal high tensile bolt of the correct length into. The other way is to drill into the wall straight through the holes in the cabinet and use Thunderbolts or equivalent, but this is a one shot offer, you should not reuse them or the holes if you ever have to move the cabinet away from the wall for anything. The drop in anchors are a fully re-usable solution.

 

I hope this helped.

 

Stefan.

 

btw, I sell anchors etc for a living, so I can vouch for my info.

 

 

i use these all the time and are perfectly fine to remove and re use in the same hole,unless you know something i dont,no offence.

l&l :good:

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Thunderbolts are great in some applications. However, they were never designed to be screwed back into the same hole after they had been completely removed. This is because they cut their own threads in concrete/masonry, and the large spaces between the "thread" are designed to allow good holding in the substructure. However, when the bolt is removed, the chances of it being re-inserted in the exact same thread is minimal, and you usually end up cutting a new thread in the same hole. This means there is not the same resistance to tearing out, as the substrate has been "cut" already. I know this is pedantic and that drop in anchors are belt and braces, and that some people think they are overkill for a Gun Cabinet, but if we as a company will not guarantee the holding power of thunderbolts that have been removed and re-inserted, I'd personally not use them if I thought they ever had to be removed and re-used.

 

Of course, I'm not saying don't use them, that is an individuals own call. All I'm saying is that there are better options available and if anyone is as anal about fixing things down as I am, it might pay to explore them.

 

I'll get off my soap box now, have a nice evening. :good::good:

 

Stefan.

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