Olle Serie I Grade I safe in Mallorca
The Olle Serie I is a range of free-standing safes certified Grade I under EN 1143-1. It has 12 sizes from 20 to 535 litres and 100 to 720 kg, a 12 mm door and frame, a relocker and five lock versions. Olle pitches it for homes and businesses, and three models take a long-gun kit. Panys Forts installs it and leaves it anchored anywhere in Mallorca; transport and lifting are quoted separately depending on weight and access.
What the Olle Serie I is
The Olle Serie I is Olle's certified free-standing safe: a floor-standing safe that has passed EN 1143-1 testing at Grade I. It does not need a wall to reach its resistance; it is in the body, which is why it weighs 100 kg and up.
The range runs from the AT1, 350 mm tall and 20 litres, to the AT9, 1,550 x 800 x 640 mm and 535 litres. In between are tall, narrow cabinets such as the AT10, designed as gun safes.
Technical specifications
- Certified EN 1143-1, Grade I.
- 12 mm steel door and frame; anti-drill plating; relocker.
- Intumescent door seal (passive fire protection).
- 12 sizes: external from 350 x 440 x 350 mm (AT1) to 1,550 x 800 x 640 mm (AT9).
- Capacity 20 to 535 litres; weight 100 to 720 kg.
- 8 to 16 bolts of 25 mm; 1 to 6 adjustable shelves.
- Locks: 7-lever key (VdS Klasse 1, EN 1300 Class A, a2p AE); three-wheel mechanical (VdS Klasse 2, EN 1300 Class B); electronic with time delay (VdS Klasse 2, EN 1300 Class B); key + mechanical; key + electronic.
- Long-gun kit: 5 guns (AT10), 7 (AT11) or 9 (AT12).
- Options: deposit slot on some models, drawers, inner locker, extra shelves and gloss finish.
Who it suits, and who it doesn't
It is for a home or business that needs a certified safe and cannot or will not build one in: a villa with a watch collection, a shop holding the day's takings, a practice with sensitive files, or a shooter who needs a gun cabinet.
It is not for a flat with awkward access unless that is studied first: carrying 300 or 700 kg up a narrow staircase in Palma's old town is a job in itself. And if you only want to hide the basics, it is more safe than you need.
Grade I and insurance
Insurers set the cash and jewellery limit inside a safe according to its EN 1143-1 grade, and usually require free-standing safes to be anchored. The Serie I brings a certified Grade I.
Each policy sets its own figure. Ask for the Grade I limit before you buy; if they want more, the next step is the PR series at Grade III or IV.
Against other safes
Serie I Mural: same grade, same locks, but built in, up to 146 litres and 110 kg. It stays hidden; the free-standing one offers more capacity and does not depend on the wall.
Serie 1000 and 800 free-standing: lighter and ungraded. Good for hiding and slowing down, not for an insurance requirement.
PR series free-standing Grade III: the next certification step, from 120 kg.
Delivery and installation in Mallorca
Fitting a Serie I starts with access: we measure doors, stairs and lift, and check that the floor can take the weight, which matters in older buildings. Then it is brought in with the right equipment and we anchor it to floor or wall.
We do this in Palma and all over 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.
Frequently asked questions
How much does an Olle Serie I cost fitted?
It depends on the size, from 20 to 535 litres and 100 to 720 kg, the lock, accessories such as the long-gun kit and, a great deal, on access: floor level, stairs, lift and floor structure. We give a fixed price after a visit. Call 971 246 665 or come to C/ Bisbe Pascual 22, Palma.
Can it be used as a gun cabinet for shotguns or rifles?
Yes. The AT10, AT11 and AT12 take a long-gun kit for 5, 7 or 9 guns respectively. Before buying, check with the Guardia Civil arms office which safe requirement applies to your licence, and we choose the model with that in hand.
Will it fit through my front door?
The small sizes, easily. The large ones, such as the 800 mm wide, 720 kg AT9, need measured access and sometimes lifting gear. That is why we visit first: we measure doors, stair turns and the lift before settling on a model.
Does it need anchoring even though it is so heavy?
Yes. Insurers usually require a free-standing safe to be anchored to recognise its grade, and the lighter sizes, 100 to 200 kg, can be moved with equipment. We always fit it anchored to floor or wall, depending on the surface.
What is the difference between the electronic and mechanical locks?
The electronic lock lets you programme a time delay and change the code easily. The three-wheel mechanical lock needs no batteries. Both are certified VdS Klasse 2 and EN 1300 Class B. There are also dual versions, key plus combination, that need both to open.
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