Description

AMSEC In-Floor Safes for Discreet, Concrete-Protected Storage

A floor safe is the safe nobody sees. Installed flush into a concrete slab and concealed by carpet, tile or furniture, an in-floor safe is invisible to a casual burglary and nearly impossible to remove without dedicated demolition tools. Surrounded by concrete, it also has natural fire protection.

What’s Included

• Your selected AMSEC safe (series and configuration of your choice)
• Free in-home or on-site consultation
• Delivery to your address in the Phoenix metro
• Bolt-down installation (anchors and hardware included)
• Combination set to your code, written record stored only by you
• Walk-through on use, lock function, and maintenance
• Manufacturer warranty registration

The AMSEC Series We Sell

B1500 — Compact B-Rate

Smallest in-floor model. 1/4″ steel door, B-rate construction. Round access, key or combination lock. Holds cash, jewelry, small documents. Right for: apartments, condos, small homes, low-volume storage need.

B2200 — Standard B-Rate

The most-installed AMSEC floor safe. Larger interior than B1500, same B-rate construction. Round or rectangular access. Optional dual-lock. Right for: most homes and small businesses.

B3500 — Large B-Rate

Largest standard B-rate floor safe. Holds binders, document boxes, large jewelry collections, cash bags. Right for: larger homes, offices with active document storage, high-cash residential.

C1714 — C-Rate High-Security

C-rate construction: 1/2″ steel door, 1″ steel body, hardplate over the lock. Significantly more burglary resistance than B-rate. Right for: commercial cash storage, jewelers’ off-floor inventory, high-net-worth residential.

How to Pick the Right One

1. Verify slab depth: most Phoenix-area slabs are 4″ minimum, but installs require 8-10″ depth. We assess on the site visit.
2. Verify no post-tension cables (homes built after 1985 may have cables in the slab that cannot be cut), no plumbing under the install spot, no electrical or HVAC conflicts.
3. Pick the size: B1500 for compact installs, B2200 for most needs, B3500 for high-volume document storage, C1714 for high-security commercial.
4. Pick the install spot: master closet (most-asked), garage corner, under a desk in an office, pantry corner. NOT under a bed (first place a burglar looks).

Pricing

Pricing depends on series, size, lock type, and install location. Request a quote with your install address and what you’re protecting. We’ll get you a real number same-day.

Frequently Asked Questions

Will installing a floor safe damage my slab?

No. Coring removes a small section, the safe is placed, concrete fills back to original surface. Done correctly, the slab integrity is restored.

What if my slab is too thin?

Under 6″ we can’t safely install B2200 or B3500. Options: install a B1500 (smaller, less depth), or install a free-standing safe instead. We assess on the site visit.

Can I install a floor safe in a second-story apartment?

No. Floor safes require a concrete slab. For upper floors see our wall safes or a free-standing home safe.

How fire-resistant is a floor safe?

The safe body has B-rate or C-rate burglary spec but minimal factory fire rating. However, the surrounding concrete adds 1-2 hours of natural fire protection in most installs.

How long does install take?

2-4 hours for coring, 30 min for placement and pour, 24-48 hours cure time before use. Floor restoration (carpet patch, tile re-lay) we handle or coordinate with your flooring contractor.

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