De Raat DRS Prisma Grade 1 (Size 2) Keylocking Safe installed in Hemel Hempstead, Hertfordshire HP3
Share
Grade 1 Keylocking Safe installed in Hertfordshire
(case study 03233)
A Eurograde 1 Keylocking Safe for Household Valuables
Our customer in Hemel Hempstead needed an insurance-rated safe for storing higher-value household items and wanted a straightforward keylocking model to go in the utility room next to their filing cabinet. After discussing the available space and the level of protection required, we recommended the De Raat DRS Prisma Grade 1 (Size 2) Keylocking Safe.
The utility room was ideal for this particular installation as it gave the customer convenient access to the safe while the tiled floor concealed a solid concrete base underneath, providing an excellent structural fixing point.
The De Raat Prisma Size 2 is certified to EN 1143-1 Grade 1 and carries recommended insurance ratings of £10,000 for cash and £100,000 for valuables.
Positioning the Safe on the Tiled Floor
Once the safe had been moved into the utility room, our installer positioned it carefully in the agreed location and checked the clearance around the door and key lock and made the markings before starting the fixing work.
The important feature of this position was what sat underneath the finished floor. Although the visible surface was tiled, the tiles had been laid over a concrete floor, allowing the safe to be anchored directly into a solid part of the building.
The fixing point was marked through the base of the safe so the hole could be drilled accurately through the floor tile and into the concrete beneath without disturbing more of the finished flooring than necessary.
Anchored Directly into the Concrete Floor
The fixing hole was drilled through the tile and deep into the concrete floor beneath. After the drilling dust had been removed, the safe was aligned over the fixing point and secured through its base using one heavy-duty expanding anchor bolt.
As the anchor was tightened it expanded inside the concrete, creating a strong structural fixing directly beneath the 74kg safe.
Finished, Cleaned and Ready to Use
The De Raat DRS Prisma Grade 1 Size 2 provides 66 litres of internal storage, one adjustable shelf and a double-bitted key lock supplied with two keys. Its external dimensions are 600mm high, 420mm wide and 445mm deep.
After the anchor had been fully tightened, our installer checked the safe was sitting correctly and operating smoothly, then cleaned the utility room and removed the drilling dust and installation debris.
The customer was shown how to operate the key lock and given guidance on keeping the spare key in a separate secure location. Before leaving, our installer gave the customer their certificate of installation.
Looking for a professionally installed Eurograde safe in Hemel Hempstead, HP3 or elsewhere in Hertfordshire? London & Home Counties Safes supplies and professionally installs digital and keylocking insurance-rated safes throughout the area.
The De Raat DRS Prisma Grade 1 (Size 2) Keylocking Safe is EN 1143-1 Grade 1 certified and provides 66 litres of internal storage with recommended insurance ratings of £10,000 for cash and £100,000 for valuables.
Before delivery, we can discuss the safe you require, the available positions in your property and the most suitable fixing method so the installation can be properly planned.
View and buy the De Raat DRS Prisma Grade 1 (Size 2) Keylocking Safe
View more recent safe installations
Discuss a safe installation in Hemel Hempstead or Hertfordshire
You can also contact us through WhatsApp using the button below.
About Hemel Hempstead, Hertfordshire HP3
Hemel Hempstead is one of Hertfordshire’s largest towns, with a history that reaches back long before its twentieth-century expansion. The old settlement developed in the Gade Valley, where the River Gade and River Bulbourne helped shape the town’s early growth.
The Old Town remains one of Hemel Hempstead’s most historic areas, centred on the High Street and St Mary’s Church. Its layout and surviving historic buildings contrast strongly with the later New Town development to the south.
After the Second World War, Hemel Hempstead was designated as one of Britain’s New Towns. Architect and landscape designer Geoffrey Jellicoe produced the early plans, and the post-war development created the modern town centre around the Marlowes and the landscaped Water Gardens.
The Jellicoe Water Gardens remain one of the town centre’s best-known features, while Gadebridge Park provides a large area of open space close to the Old Town. The town also has a number of neighbourhood centres and green spaces created as part of its post-war planning.
Hemel Hempstead has strong transport connections. Mainline rail services provide links towards London Euston and the Midlands, while the M1, M25, A41 and A414 connect the town with London, St Albans, Watford and the wider Hertfordshire area.
Its combination of historic Old Town, distinctive New Town planning, landscaped open spaces and convenient transport links gives Hemel Hempstead a varied character within south-west Hertfordshire.