The Olle Serie 800 Mural is a built-in wall safe: it sits inside the wall and all you see is a flat door, flush with the plaster. It has an 8 mm steel door and frame, a 1.5 mm body and 11 to 52 litres of capacity. It comes with a key lock or the Ocluc electronic lock, which adds time delay, a duress code and Bluetooth. Panys Forts builds it into homes and holiday flats across Mallorca.
The Olle Serie 800 Mural is the simplest built-in safe in the Olle range: it disappears into a masonry wall with a completely flat front.
Its body is thin, 1.5 mm, because in a wall safe the sides and back are protected by the wall itself. The part that has to resist is the door, and that is 8 mm.
The safe body is not certified under EN 1143-1, and the manufacturer's sheet lists no certification for its lock. It is a domestic safe for keeping documents, jewellery and cash out of sight and out of reach of an opportunistic burglar, not a certified safe for high insurance limits.
It suits a home or a holiday let where you want a discreet place for passports, everyday jewellery and some cash. It takes no wardrobe space and, behind a picture, nobody knows it is there.
It is not right if the only wall available is plasterboard, or for sums your insurer will only cover in a certified safe. That is what the Grade I Serie I Mural is for.
Insurers set how much cash and jewellery they cover inside a safe according to its certified grade under EN 1143-1, and usually require it to be built in or anchored. The higher the grade, the higher the limit.
This series has no grade on its sheet, so do not expect it to raise your limit. Ask your insurer what they require before you buy.
Serie 800 free-standing: not built in but bolted to floor and wall inside a wardrobe, with a 3 mm body because it stands on its own. The wall safe, by contrast, vanishes into the masonry.
Serie 1000 Mural: 10 mm door, anti-drill plating, five lock types instead of two and a 200 mm depth for thinner walls.
Serie I Mural: 12 mm door, relocker and a Grade I certificate. The one to choose if insurance is part of the decision.
A wall safe is built into the masonry: we cut a recess in solid brick, block or concrete, set the safe plumb and bed it in mortar so it becomes part of the wall. The 370 mm depth needs a thick wall.
On the visit we check the wall, any pipes or cables inside it, and a spot that is hidden but easy to reach. We fit in Palma and all over Mallorca, and if your builder is running a renovation we give them the recess size. Transport and lifting of the safe are not included in the price: they are quoted separately depending on weight and access. You get a firm date when the order is confirmed.
It depends on the size, the lock (key or Ocluc), extras such as the deposit slot and, above all, the building work: cutting into blockwork is not the same as concrete behind tiles. We quote after seeing the wall. Call 971 246 665 or drop into our shop on C/ Bisbe Pascual in Palma.
We would not advise it. A wall safe relies partly on the masonry around it, and plasterboard can be cut with a craft knife. If the property only has stud partitions, the alternative is the Serie 800 free-standing safe bolted to the floor, or building a short stretch of masonry to house it.
Ocluc is the electronic combination on the E version. You can programme a time delay, so the door takes a while to open after the code is entered, and a duress code to open under threat. It connects over Bluetooth 4.0 to an iOS and Android app and has an SOS key in case the code is forgotten.
Yes, in the electronic version. You change the code between guests instead of handing out keys that never come back, and nobody walks off with a built-in safe. If you want a tablet or small laptop to fit, pick a model of 22 litres or more.
The wall decides, not the wish for more litres. At 250 mm the safe fits most load-bearing walls in a home; at 370 mm you gain capacity but need a thick wall. We measure on the visit and tell you which depth fits without weakening the wall.
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