Hi,
just received a delivery from Screwfix - no problems there.
Came via Lynx.
However, as with most carriers there is a form to sign which states 'received in good condition'.
Momma was not a gypsy, so I don't have crystal balls.
As usual, I crossed out the 'good condition' and substituted 'unopened'.
However, what legal force has a signature in these circumstances.
If it turns out the contents are totally borked, do the carriers get let off because you signed a standard form?
Or is this a 'does not affect your statutory rights' thang?
Cheers Dave R
P.S. just got a 'two brick' wall safe - not exactly high security (looks like those things you get in package holiday rooms), but some local scumbag has been going round levering open windows with a screwdriver and nicking jewelry from bedroom drawers. Noty that we have much, but what we have we are fond of. It wouldn't deter a professional, but might slow down your average opportunist glue sniffer.
This thing looks as though it is really designed to be incorporated in a wall as it is built.
Anyone inserted one into an existing wall?
There is a lip around the back which looks as though it should sit behind a course of bricks. Presumably you just remove the two bricks, plus two above and one to the side, then refit the 'above and side' bricks once you have inserted the safe into the hole.
All we have to do then is hide the keys :-)