PLEASE THOROUGHLY READ THE DESCRIPTION:
This Lord TRTL-30x6 has been refurbished with a new paintjob and has had its locks, mechanism, inner lockers, and hinges thoroughly inspected by our safe technicians. At some point in this safe's life before it came to us, a previous owner removed the U.L. TRTL-30x6 badge. We don't know why, maybe an attempted restoration or paint job that never happened. We have been able to use the documentation from Lord's catalog to match this safe's construction up with their TRTL-30x6 specifications and the rivet holes where the badge used to be are in the correct place on the door, just no badge. This safe will come with a letter from us to certify its construction.
These Lord safes were built in Australia and some were imported into the U.S. market for about a decade. They are extremely well-built, competing with other top of the line TRTL-30x6 safe manufacturers like ISM and even surpassing them in certain ways. This safe is equipped with a massive glass re-locker protecting both dial locks, 5 remote re-lockers (7 re-lockers total including the one in each lock body), and 3-sided active locking bolts (hinge side is fixed).
One of the most unique and impressive features of this safe is the use of full size 4 wheel vault door lock bodies instead of the standard format S&G Group 2 or Group 1 locks. These locks are much larger, more robust, and longer lasting than any standard locks typically used on freestanding safes. Vault door combination locks consist of much more durable components and linkages, due to their heavier expected use. Vault doors are intended to be operated multiple times a day, every day, indefinitely. This is extremely uncommon, we very rarely see locks this robust on safes, even new TRTL-30x6 safes aren't equipped with these larger locks.
Almost all newer composite body TL-30 or better safes come with a 2 hour fire rating. While some companies may not have paid to get the older units officially tested, most composite body TL rated safes made in the last 50 years can easily withstand a 90 minute to 2 hour fire.
It is ready to go back into service for a long time, and its missing U.L. badge lets you get this safe at a VERY reasonable price. Normally used TRTL-30x6 safes of this caliber sell for $12,000-$15,000, with new ones selling for almost $25,000.
- Outer dims: 62.75″(H) x 27.75″(W) x 34″(D)
- Inner Lockers:
- Big: 27"(H) x 20"(W) x 17"(D)
- Small: 9"(H) x 20"(W) x 17"(D)
- Inner dims (if we cut the lockers out): 53"(H) x 20"(W) x 18.5"(D)
- Weight: 3,662 lb
- Security rating: TRTL-30x6 (Missing Badge)
- Fire rating: No official tag, but likely would perform well for 90 to 120 mins
- Locks: (2) 4 Wheel Mechanical Dials
Professional delivery/installation services are also available for in-house or garage.
This safe is an American Security Amvault CF1814, the smallest TL-30 safe American Security makes. Composite construction TL-30 safes offer all of the security we've come to expect from a TL-30 with the added benefit of a 2 hour fire rating. With one of our used composite TL-30 safes, you get all of the benefits of a new safe but at a fraction of the cost and with much quicker availability. These are extremely popular with our residential customers who want the security of a commercial level safe but also need a high level of fire protection. This safe comes with n interior shelf that you can adjust to your liking. It is in great mechanical condition, with a few cosmetic flaws. These safes new cost upwards of $3,500 and can take several months to get built, if you need a TL-30, this is an amazing way to save a lot of money and get the safe as soon as possible.
PLEASE THOROUGHLY READ THE DESCRIPTION: This Lord TRTL-30x6 has been refurbished with a new paintjob and has had its locks, mechanism, inner lockers, and hinges thoroughly inspected by our safe technicians. At some point in this safe's life before it came to us, a previous owner removed the U.L. TRTL-30x6 badge. We don't know why, maybe an attempted restoration or paint job that never happened. We have been able to use the documentation from Lord's catalog to match this safe's construction up with their TRTL-30x6 specifications and the rivet holes where the badge used to be are in the correct place on the door, just no badge. This safe will come with a letter from us to certify its construction. These Lord safes were built in Australia and some were imported into the U.S. market for about a decade. They are extremely well-built, competing with other top of the line TRTL-30x6 safe manufacturers like ISM and even surpassing them in certain ways. This safe is equipped with a massive glass re-locker protecting both dial locks, 5 remote re-lockers (7 re-lockers total including the one in each lock body), and 3-sided active locking bolts (hinge side is fixed). One of the most unique and impressive features of this safe is the use of full size 4 wheel vault door lock bodies instead of the standard format S&G Group 2 or Group 1 locks. These locks are much larger, more robust, and longer lasting than any standard locks typically used on freestanding safes. Vault door combination locks consist of much more durable components and linkages, due to their heavier expected use. Vault doors are intended to be operated multiple times a day, every day, indefinitely. This is extremely uncommon, we very rarely see locks this robust on safes, even new TRTL-30x6 safes aren't equipped with these larger locks. Almost all newer composite body TL-30 or better safes come with a 2 hour fire rating. While some companies may not have paid to get the older units officially tested, most composite body TL rated safes made in the last 50 years can easily withstand a 90 minute to 2 hour fire. It is ready to go back into service for a long time, and its missing U.L. badge lets you get this safe at a VERY reasonable price. Normally used TRTL-30x6 safes of this caliber sell for $12,000-$15,000, with new ones selling for almost $25,000.