PR series Grade III wall safe in Mallorca
The PR series built-in safe is a wall safe certified Grade III under EN 1143-1. Baussa makes it in five models, PR-20M to PR-100M, from 21 to 87 litres and 41 to 95 kg. It comes with one mechanical lock and can take a second lock or a mechanical or electronic combination. It is the highest-graded wall safe Panys Forts offers, and we build it into masonry anywhere in Mallorca.
What the PR series Grade III wall safe is
The PR series built-in safe is a Baussa wall safe certified Grade III under EN 1143-1. Grade III in a safe that goes inside a wall is unusual: most domestic wall safes carry no grade, or stop at Grade I.
The manufacturer aims it at businesses and private owners alike, for money, jewellery, cheque books, handguns, contracts and deeds, with a design and dimensions meant to blend into any room.
Technical specifications
- Certified EN 1143-1, Grade III.
- PR-20M: external 410 x 450 x 320 mm, internal 310 x 350 x 195 mm, 21 litres, 41 kg.
- PR-35M: 480 x 450 x 320 mm, 26 litres, 50 kg.
- PR-45M: 600 x 450 x 320 mm, 34 litres, 60 kg.
- PR-55M: 600 x 570 x 320 mm, 46 litres, 70 kg.
- PR-100M: 730 x 600 x 400 mm, internal 630 x 500 x 275 mm, 87 litres, 95 kg.
- External depth increases by 40 to 60 mm to house the mechanisms.
- Standard: one mechanical lock.
- Optional: second mechanical lock, mechanical combination or digital electronic combination.
Who it suits, and who it doesn't
It is for people who want a safe hidden in the wall and also need a high grade: a home with valuable jewellery or watches, a professional office with deeds and cheque books, a shop holding takings, or a handgun owner.
It is not for thin walls: the smallest model is 320 mm deep, plus 40 to 60 mm for mechanisms. Nor does it make sense if you only want to hide passports; an Olle Serie 800 Mural will do.
Built-in Grade III and insurance
Insurers set the cash and jewellery limit inside a safe according to its EN 1143-1 grade: the higher the grade, the more they cover. Grade III opens up limits well above those for a Grade I or uncertified safe.
Each policy has its own figures. Ask your insurer for the built-in Grade III limit before buying; we provide the certificate documentation.
Against other safes
PR series free-standing Grade III: same grade, but free-standing, 19 to 290 litres and 120 to 615 kg. For when there is no suitable wall or more volume is needed.
Olle Serie I Mural: Grade I, up to 146 litres, five lock types as standard. Less certified resistance, more lock choice.
PR series free-standing Grade IV: the next step up, which in our range only comes free-standing.
Built in across Mallorca by Panys Forts
A built-in Grade III safe goes into solid concrete or brick: a recess cut to size, the safe set plumb and embedded in mortar so the wall works with it. At 320 to 400 mm deep plus mechanisms, choosing the wall comes first.
If you are renovating, the best moment to decide on the safe is before the walls are closed: we give your builder the exact recess and do the bedding-in ourselves. We work in Palma, Calvià, Andratx, Manacor, Inca and the rest of the island. 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 a PR Grade III wall safe cost fitted?
It depends on the model, from 21 to 87 litres, any optional locks and, above all, the building work: cutting a 320 to 400 mm deep recess in concrete is not the same as in brick. We give a fixed quote after seeing the wall. Phone 971 246 665.
Can a built-in safe really be Grade III?
Yes. The PR series built-in safe is certified Grade III under EN 1143-1, the same grade as the PR free-standing Grade III. That is unusual among wall safes, most of which carry no grade or stop at Grade I, and it is what sets this one apart.
Can I keep handguns in it?
The manufacturer lists handguns among its intended uses, alongside money, jewellery and documents. The safe requirement depends on the type of licence, so ask the Guardia Civil arms office first; with their answer we will tell you whether a built-in PR is suitable.
What lock does it have?
As standard, one mechanical key lock. As options it can take a second mechanical lock, a mechanical combination or a digital electronic combination. A dual lock means both are needed to open, which is useful in businesses where nobody should open the safe alone.
How thick does my wall need to be?
External depth runs from 320 mm (PR-20M to PR-55M) to 400 mm (PR-100M), plus 40 to 60 mm for mechanisms. In practice you need a thick load-bearing or solid wall. We measure the actual wall on the visit before settling on a model.
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