PR series Grade III safe in Mallorca
The PR series free-standing Grade III is a range of free-standing safes certified Grade III under EN 1143-1. Baussa makes it in 11 models, PR-20 to PR-290, from 19 to 290 litres and 120 to 615 kg. Its selling point is lower weight and more internal capacity than a traditional safe of the same grade, for buildings with weak floors or awkward access. Panys Forts installs and anchors it anywhere in Mallorca; transport and lifting are quoted separately depending on weight and access.
What the PR series Grade III free-standing safe is
The PR series free-standing Grade III is a Baussa safe certified Grade III under EN 1143-1. Baussa designed it to solve two problems: building structures with limited strength, and locations with difficult access.
Hence the manufacturer's focus on reduced weight and greater internal capacity compared with traditional models. In Mallorca that matters: many flats in Palma's old town and village houses have narrow stairs and old floors.
Technical specifications
- Certified EN 1143-1, Grade III.
- 11 models: PR-20, 25, 35, 45, 55, 75, 100, 150, 200, 275 and 290.
- Smallest, PR-20: external 410 x 450 x 345 mm, 19 litres, 120 kg.
- Mid-range, PR-100: 730 x 600 x 490 mm, 100 litres, 306 kg.
- Tallest, PR-275: 1,400 x 600 x 590 mm, 273 litres, 584 kg.
- Largest, PR-290: 1,250 x 630 x 645 mm, 290 litres, 615 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 need a high grade but cannot bring in a very heavy safe: an upper-floor flat, a house with timber-beam floors, premises in an older building. Also for businesses that need certified volume, such as an office with a lot of paperwork or a shop with valuable stock.
It is not for someone who wants the safe hidden: it stands in the open or inside a cabinet. For that, the built-in version of the same series.
Grade III and insurance
The grade under EN 1143-1 is what insurers use to set the cash and jewellery limit inside a safe, and for free-standing safes they usually also require anchoring. Grade III allows limits well above Grade I.
Check the exact limit with your insurer before buying; we provide the certificate documentation.
Against other safes
PR series built-in Grade III: same grade, hidden in the wall, but only up to 87 litres and it needs a thick wall.
PR series free-standing Grade IV: one grade higher, from 38 litres and 175 kg up to 920 litres and 1,565 kg. For jewellers, lottery outlets and higher-risk businesses.
Olle Serie I: Grade I, more standard lock options and a long-gun kit. Less certified resistance.
Delivery and installation in Mallorca
Before ordering we measure access, stairs and lift, and assess the floor the safe will stand on. The PR series' lower weight often saves on lifting gear, but it does not excuse skipping the structural check. Once in place, we anchor it.
We work in Palma and 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.
Frequently asked questions
How much does a PR Grade III free-standing safe cost fitted?
It depends on the model, from 19 to 290 litres and 120 to 615 kg, any optional locks, and access: floor level, stairs, lift and lifting gear. We give a fixed price after a visit. Call 971 246 665 or drop into C/ Bisbe Pascual 22, Palma.
Why is it lighter than other Grade III safes?
That is Baussa's design aim for this series: less weight and more internal capacity than traditional models, while keeping the Grade III certificate. That is why we suggest it when the floor or the access will not take a heavier safe.
Can my floor take a safe this heavy?
It depends on the building and the model, which ranges from 120 to 615 kg. In older buildings with timber beams or altered floors it needs a careful look and, for the larger models, a structural engineer's opinion. We assess it on the visit before confirming the order.
Does it need anchoring?
Yes. Insurers usually require a free-standing safe to be anchored, and the lighter models, 120 to 200 kg, can be moved with equipment. We anchor it to floor or wall with fixings suited to the surface, whether concrete slab, screed or brick.
Which locks can it take?
It leaves the factory with one mechanical lock. It can be ordered with a second mechanical lock, a mechanical combination or a digital electronic combination. With two locks, key and combination are both needed to open, which suits businesses with several staff who should not open the safe on their own.
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