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V-Line Quick Vault Model 41214-S
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V-Line Quick Vault Model 41214-S
V-Line’s Quick Vault is the perfect “Hiding Place” to secure small valuables and firearms without compromising quick and easy access. The Quick Vault is designed to install in between the wall studs, the Case mounts flush with the wall’s surface; hang a picture over the Quick Vault for complete concealment. An inner steel frame gives added protection to the door guarding against prying attacks. The push button lock is mechanical offering quick and easy access. The combination is easy to set and change, with 1081 possible codes. Felt lining on the walls and an adjustable felt lined shelf provides additional storage space. The Quick Vault is large enough to comfortably hold wallet, jewelry, and small valuables.
Features: V-Line Quick Vault Model 41214-S
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Author: Jim Bird
Date added: 10/27/2008, 07:37 AM
I’m very pleased w/ the price/value proposition of this wall safe. It provides easy bedside access when mounted in a closet. Although it is rated as a safe in California, for me personally, I like my safes to be a little more ‘bullet proof’. So I use this product as a quick access box for the bedroom. It would certainly keep out most determined children, but a teenager would eventually get in there w/ a couple of pry bars. When leaving for an extended period of time, I simply remove the firearm and retire it to a sturdier gun safe (AmSec, Fort Knox, etc).
Install was easy. The 14” hole in the sheetrock between the studs required a little buildout on the stud so the safe can be mounted, nothing a spare 2x4 couldn’t handle. I additionally installed 2x4’s on the top and bottom of the hole. Even after setting some additional sheetrock screws, the safe rim easily covered all marks, no putty, no paint required.
Install was easy. The 14” hole in the sheetrock between the studs required a little buildout on the stud so the safe can be mounted, nothing a spare 2x4 couldn’t handle. I additionally installed 2x4’s on the top and bottom of the hole. Even after setting some additional sheetrock screws, the safe rim easily covered all marks, no putty, no paint required.
