Anyone ever made their own coin vaults?
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Earl Weiss
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If you were to make your own with top quality SS I doubt it would be much cheaper than these.
http://www.kleen-ritecorp.com/p-31887-ginsan-t-handle-vault-assembly.aspx
Just a lock cylinder and key are $25.00 without the T handle part. AFAIAC the drawer type is much easier than round vaults, even with sleeves.
Are you going to use then for Bays, VAcs, or vendors?
http://www.kleen-ritecorp.com/p-31887-ginsan-t-handle-vault-assembly.aspx
Just a lock cylinder and key are $25.00 without the T handle part. AFAIAC the drawer type is much easier than round vaults, even with sleeves.
Are you going to use then for Bays, VAcs, or vendors?
I wouldn’t try to make my own coin box. We’ve been using these forever, they work well. http://www.kleen-ritecorp.com/p-2373-14-round-safe.aspx We use one Safe/Vault for 2 bays
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Right, if the Coin Meters are back to back you use one vault for 2 bays,
The round safe and head are about $530.00 I have 4 for my eight bays. I much prefer the drawer type which I have in the Coleman islands. Much easier to pull and dump even though I have sleeves in the round ones. The square one from KR are $476.00 But I use an added layer of protection for both. I have a collar on the safe heads for the round ones with a hockey puck lock, and the high security cover with the hockey puck lock for the Colemans. Ra Lock offers this. http://www.ralock.com/products/safescoinvaults/coin-vaults/ Referenced but not shown.
If you are building new, and in a freezing climate I would try to run a line from the coin box heater terminals to the vault with another heat strip. . Being out in cold weather with a torch in each hand is not fun.
The round safe and head are about $530.00 I have 4 for my eight bays. I much prefer the drawer type which I have in the Coleman islands. Much easier to pull and dump even though I have sleeves in the round ones. The square one from KR are $476.00 But I use an added layer of protection for both. I have a collar on the safe heads for the round ones with a hockey puck lock, and the high security cover with the hockey puck lock for the Colemans. Ra Lock offers this. http://www.ralock.com/products/safescoinvaults/coin-vaults/ Referenced but not shown.
If you are building new, and in a freezing climate I would try to run a line from the coin box heater terminals to the vault with another heat strip. . Being out in cold weather with a torch in each hand is not fun.
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A less expensive option:
http://www.dultmeier.com/products/search/3201
This is a clone of the Coleman safe, made by Dralco. It'll hold almost twice what it says, but you really don't want to let it get that full.
http://www.dultmeier.com/products/search/3201
This is a clone of the Coleman safe, made by Dralco. It'll hold almost twice what it says, but you really don't want to let it get that full.
cantbreak80
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If I were building/remodeling, I'd consider these:
http://www.idxinc.com/carwash/safes.htm
Yeah, they're $580 each but impressively theft-resistant. And, no worries about lost or broken keys.
http://www.idxinc.com/carwash/safes.htm
Yeah, they're $580 each but impressively theft-resistant. And, no worries about lost or broken keys.
