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No steel liner...mine's pretty much like what you describe with Fort Knox.

The media's reaction has been among the most egregious display of hypocrisy I've ever seen. It's not surprising that the sheeple are freaked out. The (apparent) instant acceptance, by these sheeple, that the entire group in attendance are "domestic terrorists" is sickening and disturbing. ...

The load on the shelf would be relatively light...I'm estimating 30 lbs max. Not intended for ammo. The main reason for the addition is to add some rifle rods, but also need to move some other stuff up on top of the shelf. So if it's sheet rock, I'll just go with wall anchors of appropriate size. So...

For the longer term (Bills becoming law) we can only hope that they are unable to stack the supreme court and that the 3 justices T replaced will support 2a. My immediate concern is that BATF will begin acting immediately on some sort of executive order. The other concern is they will manufacture an...

Lobo2087 wrote: ↑December 27th, 2020, 10:26 am Rather than brackets and altering the safe maybe cut 4 furring strips to the height you want, place them in corners and put shelf on top?

That's an option I hadn't considered. I'll keep it in mind.

I'm looking for input on how to mount a shelf inside a safe. This safe has a fire rating, so I'm thinking it's lined with sheet rock, but really do not know for sure? If any of you have experience doing this I'd like recommendations on how to mount brackets.

New to the forum and thanks for the add.