Safes
Hello guys I have been thinking about installing a safe in my TT, and was wondering what do you guys have in your rv? I know that it want be rock solid but just something that will slow them down. Thank you for your comments.
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Passin Thru wrote:
I have a canvas roll I just put all my money in in the back of the pickup. Saved up $15K so far. Roll is getting fat.
Passin Thru wrote:
I have a canvas roll I just put all my money in in the back of the pickup. Saved up $15K so far. Roll is getting fat.
Bumpyroad wrote:bobndot wrote:
Build a fake bottom inside a closet, under a carpeted step where you unscrew the step and lift it up or use the end of an overhead cabinet to construct a fake end. Use velcro to hold the fake panel in place. Stain it to match as close as you can to the original wood.
or use a fake electrical outlet , usually just large enough to hold whatever you need to hide.
ry.
my Chieftain had a tip out laundry \"basket\" and I cut a piece of plywood to fit, stained it to match, and had a nice little area under it to put $$$ etc. throw some dirty undies in there and scare people away. :)
bumpy
Bumpyroad wrote:bobndot wrote:
Build a fake bottom inside a closet, under a carpeted step where you unscrew the step and lift it up or use the end of an overhead cabinet to construct a fake end. Use velcro to hold the fake panel in place. Stain it to match as close as you can to the original wood.
or use a fake electrical outlet , usually just large enough to hold whatever you need to hide.
ry.
my Chieftain had a tip out laundry \"basket\" and I cut a piece of plywood to fit, stained it to match, and had a nice little area under it to put $$$ etc. throw some dirty undies in there and scare people away. :)
bumpy
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bobndot wrote:
Build a fake bottom inside a closet, under a carpeted step where you unscrew the step and lift it up or use the end of an overhead cabinet to construct a fake end. Use velcro to hold the fake panel in place. Stain it to match as close as you can to the original wood.
or use a fake electrical outlet , usually just large enough to hold whatever you need to hide.
ry.
bobndot wrote:
Build a fake bottom inside a closet, under a carpeted step where you unscrew the step and lift it up or use the end of an overhead cabinet to construct a fake end. Use velcro to hold the fake panel in place. Stain it to match as close as you can to the original wood.
or use a fake electrical outlet , usually just large enough to hold whatever you need to hide.
ry.