I bought a SnapSafe.

I didn't want a modular safe, but the location I needed to put another safe in left me without any other options.

I could carry the pieces to the assembly location without any help. Assembly was straight-forward and took approximately 45 minutes. I believe I could have completed assembly in about half that time if I wasn't busy inspecting every nook and cranny of it as I put it together. The craftsmanship is impressive.

I broke one of the shelves while putting it together. It was a tight fit and I hammer-fisted it a few times to get it into position which caused the carpeted particle board to snap in half. SnapSafe sent out a replacement shelf free of charge the same day that I called them.

For some reason, it sounds like a cow is being forcibly raped when I turn the wheel and retract the bolts to open it. I'm not sure why this is. I'm going to see if some graphite addresses the issue.

I know that this safe isn't going to deter a determined individual that has a a sledge, a pry bar, and an hour or two on their hands. Thankfully, that scenario is almost impossible for the location that the safe is in. The fire rating will work fine for a city location where response times are relatively low.

As I said, I did not want a modular safe. However, I am very, very pleased with the SnapSafe.