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How deep is the safe?

Talmage Dangerfield

9 years ago

You can tell from this photo that the gun safe is pretty large. I also think that was a very clever place to put it. I was wondering how deep the safe is though. I'm sure that could hold a lot of precious things in it. http://safeswarehouse.com.au/shop/category/deposit-safes

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PRO
Renovation Artistry
9 years ago
It's actually a walk-in vault
Kath
7 years ago
Do you know the color of the paint??
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I'm sorry, I do not know the color of the paint.

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