Accessories › Fitting and anchoring
Anchor bolts and shims
Fixings through the pre-drilled holes in the base, plus shims to sit the body flat.
Watch outAnchoring is usually assumed by the certificate. Skipping it is the cheapest way to make an expensive safe portable.
What to look for
- Bolts rated for your floor: concrete and timber are different jobs
- Shims — a body twisted by an uneven floor binds the boltwork
- Re-check the door swing after tightening
Specification
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| What it is | Bolts for concrete or timber, plus shims |
| Power | — |
| Price | not sold here — see below |
The problem it solves
An unanchored safe is a heavy box on a trolley — and certification usually assumes it is bolted down. Where this shows up →
Who makes this kind of thing inside the EU
- Burg-Wächter — “Security since 1920” by their own page title; broad range of locks and fittings
- Rottner Tresor — Runs its own shop with an accessories section
- BASI — Specialist in locking and security hardware
- Hartmann Tresore — Safes and the fittings that go inside them
- Wertheim — Austria; accessories for their own models
Listed because a supplier inside the EU already holds the product-safety paperwork and names a responsible person — which is why importing the same item directly would cost more in documents than in goods. Sites checked 2026-09-14.