Bloomsbury 40K Size 4 Digital Safe Installed in Rochester, Kent ME1

S2 Rated Digital Safe Installed in Rochester, Kent ME1

(case study 03418)

An S2 Rated Safe Fitted Neatly Inside a Bedroom Wardrobe

For this installation in Rochester, Kent, the customer was looking for a large size safe but wanted it hidden somewhere that would allow easy access. We suggested the Bloomsbury 40K Size 4 Digital Safe to suit the customer's requirements.

The Size 4 is the largest of the standard Bloomsbury 40K range and provides 70 litres of internal storage while retaining the flat-fronted design that works particularly well inside fitted furniture.

The safe is independently attack tested and certified to EN14450 S2, with our recommended insurance rating of £4,000 for cash or £40,000 for valuables.

Rear Fixing Through the Wardrobe and into Brickwork

The wardrobe position allowed the safe to be placed directly in front of a solid brick wall. Rather than relying on the wardrobe itself for the rear fixing, our installer drilled through the wardrobe rear panel and continued into the brickwork behind it.

Expanding anchor bolts were then used to secure the rear of the safe directly to the brick wall, giving the installation a structural fixing into the fabric of the building while keeping the safe neatly contained within the wardrobe.

The Bloomsbury 40K Size 4 has four 12.5mm fixing holes in the rear as well as four corresponding fixing holes in the base, giving our installer several fixing options depending on the construction of the chosen position.

Additional Joinery Fixing Through the Safe Base

In addition to the structural rear fixing, the safe was also joinery fixed through its base into the wardrobe beneath it using coach bolts.

This second method of fixing secured the safe to the wardrobe as well as to the brick wall behind. Joinery fixing refers to fastening the safe to the furniture or cabinetry, rather than directly to the structure of the building.

Using the rear and base fixing positions together gave the safe a very firm installation while preserving the clean appearance of the fitted bedroom wardrobe.

Final Checks and Customer Handover

The Bloomsbury 40K Size 4 measures 487mm high, 435mm wide and 405mm deep externally, weighs 61kg and provides 70 litres of internal capacity with one removable shelf.

Once the wall and joinery fixings had been completed, our installer cleared the installation area of tools and drill dust.

The customer was then shown how to use and programme the digital keypad, including the emergency override key function and was also advised of the best method to keep the emergrency keys safe before being given their certificate of installation.

Bloomsbury Safe Installation in Rochester, Kent

Looking for a professionally installed safe in Rochester, Kent or elsewhere across the South East? London & Home Counties Safes supplies and installs insurance-rated digital and keylocking safes in houses, flats and apartments.

The Bloomsbury 40K Size 4 Digital Safe provides 70 litres of storage and is independently certified to EN14450 S2, with recommended insurance ratings of £4,000 for cash and £40,000 for valuables.

We can discuss the proposed position before delivery and advise on the most suitable fixing method for the property and furniture construction.

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About Rochester, Kent ME1

Rochester is one of Kent’s best-known historic places, standing on the River Medway and developing around an ancient crossing point. Its long history includes Roman origins and a medieval street pattern that remains visible around the historic centre today.

Rochester Castle and Rochester Cathedral dominate the city’s skyline and are two of its most recognisable landmarks. The castle’s Norman keep remains a major feature beside the river, while the cathedral forms part of a historic ecclesiastical site at the heart of the old city.

The High Street retains a strong historic character, with narrow side streets, period buildings, independent shops, cafés and visitor attractions. Rochester is also closely associated with Charles Dickens, who knew the Medway area well and drew inspiration from local buildings and places in his writing.

The River Medway has played an important role in Rochester’s development, while the surrounding Medway towns of Chatham, Strood, Gillingham and Rainham create a larger connected urban area in North Kent.

Railways became an important part of Rochester’s growth during the nineteenth century. Today Rochester station provides services towards Central London and other parts of Kent, giving the ME1 area strong rail connections while the A2 and nearby M2 provide important road links.

With its castle, cathedral, historic High Street, riverside setting and transport connections, Rochester combines a distinctive heritage character with easy access to London and the wider Kent area.

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