The Olle Serie 800 Sobreponer is a free-standing safe: it is not built in but placed inside a wardrobe and bolted to the floor and wall. It has an 8 mm door and frame, a 3 mm steel body and three sizes from 16 to 66 litres. It takes a certified key lock, the Ocluc electronic lock, or both. Olle pitches it for homes and hotels, and that is how Panys Forts fits it across Mallorca, with no building work.
The Olle Serie 800 Sobreponer is a furniture safe: a closed steel box that does not need a wall to protect it. That is why its body is 3 mm, twice the wall version, and why it has 10 mm holes for anchoring to floor and wall.
The safe body is not certified under EN 1143-1. What is certified is the key lock: a double-bitted 7-lever lock with VdS Klasse 1, EN 1300 Class A and a2p level AE.
There are three lock versions: key (L), Ocluc electronic (E), or key plus electronic (LE).
This is the safe for people who cannot or will not do building work: a rented flat where walls cannot be opened, a house with plasterboard partitions, or a renovation that has just been finished.
In hotels and holiday apartments the E version works well: each guest sets a code, the interior light helps at the back of a wardrobe and, if the batteries die, it can be powered from outside without forcing anything.
It is not the choice if you need a certified safe for a high insurance limit, or if you plan to leave it unanchored: 18 to 43 kg can be carried off.
Insurers set the cash and jewellery limit according to the safe's grade under EN 1143-1, a standard that tests the whole safe: body, door and lock together.
This safe has an EN 1300 Class A lock but no safe grade. If your policy asks for a certified safe, find out which grade and we will tell you which model fits.
Serie 800 Mural: hidden in the wall but needs building work. The free-standing one is visible in the wardrobe, relies on its anchors and moves house with you.
Serie 1000 free-standing: 10 mm door, 3 + 2 mm double body, anti-drill plating, 25 mm bolts and five lock types.
Serie I: a Grade I certified safe from 100 kg upwards. A different league for insurance and installation.
A free-standing safe is set in place, usually at the back of a built-in wardrobe or dressing room, and fixed with anchor bolts through its holes into floor and wall. The anchoring is half of its security.
On the visit we check whether there is slab, screed, brick or plasterboard behind to pick the right anchor. We fit in Palma, in hotels across the island and in homes anywhere in Mallorca. 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 (16, 47 or 66 litres), the lock (key, Ocluc or both), extras such as the deposit slot or plinth, and the floor and wall it is anchored to. With no building work, fitting is simpler than a wall safe. We give a fixed quote in the shop or after a visit. Phone 971 246 665.
It needs anchoring. At 18 to 43 kg, an unfixed safe can be carried away and opened at leisure somewhere else. It has 10 mm holes for fixing to floor and wall, and we always fit it anchored, choosing the bolt to suit the surface.
Yes, Olle presents it as ideal for homes and hotels. We recommend the Ocluc version: each guest sets a code, there is an interior light, an emergency key for reception and an external battery connection if the batteries run out. The time delay adds a margin against robbery.
Yes, and that is one of its strengths. It only needs a few holes for the anchors, not a recess cut into the wall. When you move, it is unbolted, the holes are filled and it goes with you. Do check with the landlord before drilling.
The 16-litre S801 holds documents, jewellery and cash. The 47-litre S802 takes a laptop and folders. The 66-litre S803 has two shelves. Measure the wardrobe first: the S802 and S803 are 370 mm deep, and you need room for the door to swing.
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