MattTheHat
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Might as well add a few bunks in there too.
-Matt
-Matt
Biggest concern would be where you build and what the water tables are in that area.
Something to consider, why not make it large enough to stay in if a tornado shows up?
What about humidity? Doesn't new concrete throw off a lot of moisture for several months if not longer?
So far, my record is a 40' x 40' vault inside of a residence.
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So far, my record is a 40' x 40' vault inside of a residence.
Holy friggin' smokes!! That's larger than the main floor of your average house!!
a1adbj said:So far, my record is a 40' x 40' vault inside of a residence.
Just make sure the vault does not share an outside wall. Don't want anyone to get any ideas about using a vehicle for a smash and grab.It will be above ground, poured as part of the garage if I go that way.
This is a good idea if the vault is going to be in a fairly visible location of your house or garage. Nothing peaks the interest of a would-be burglar more than the sight of a huge vault door.I'd suggest hiding the vault door behind a generic looking swing out exterior six panel door with a good lock set on it.
I'd hate to see the vehicle involved in that smash and grab. I can't imagine there'd be much left of it with 12" concrete walls.Just make sure the vault does not share an outside wall. Don't want anyone to get any ideas about using a vehicle for a smash and grab.
This is a good idea if the vault is going to be in a fairly visible location of your house or garage. Nothing peaks the interest of a would-be burglar more than the sight of a huge vault door.