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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;davidh, post: 1246667, member: 15062&quot;]The best safe is one with locking lugs on the top, bottom and opening side of the door and with hinges mounted on the interior.&nbsp; The best place for a safe is in the side of a closet, surrounded on three sides by wall, with the opening toward the back wall and bolted through the back and bottom to studs and joists.&nbsp; This makes it almost impossible to tip over or get leverage to pry the door.&nbsp; A thief would have to tear the house apart to get it out to where he could work on it.&nbsp; If he tried to torch it open he&#039;d burn the house down before he have success.&nbsp; Also the safe should have a drain hole to allow water to escape because one way most safes can be opened is by drilling a hole in the top or upper door, inserting a bit of C-4 and blowing it open; the water spreads the force equally through the safe, air won&#039;t do that.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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