If you're looking for a safe place to keep your valuable documents and valuables, the home floor safe may be just what you need. However, if installing a floor safe in your home makes you nervous, don't worry—it's not as complicated as it sounds! In this article, we'll cover all of the factors that affect how much it will cost to install a home floor safe, so you can find out exactly how much it will cost before making any commitments.

Location Of The Safe

The first thing to consider when installing a home safe is the location of the safe itself. This isn't just about where you want your safe and how much space you have, but also how handy you are and what kind of tools you will need to install it yourself. First determine if ease of access or obscurity is more important to you.  Then you can choose an area that's easy for everyone in your house to access quickly or if you want to put the safe somewhere harder to find or reach to be even more secure.

Type Of Safe

The type of safe you choose will significantly impact the cost. Some safes are less expensive than others, but they may also be less secure or harder to install. For example, a biometric safe only scans your fingerprint and unlocks it as long as it recognizes your print, so it's more secure than other home safes. However, this safe can also be challenging to install in certain situations if there isn't enough room for the reader or door opening mechanism behind a wall—which could significantly drive up installation costs.

Accessibility

The location of your floor safe will also affect its cost. For example, if you have a concrete basement and want to install the safe in the middle of your living room floor, it will be easier to drill through the concrete than if you've installed it on top of carpeting.

The type of material used for the flooring also has an impact on costs. If you have carpeting that is difficult to remove, labor costs may go up because more time will be spent removing or replacing it before installation can begin.

Templeton Safes come with all of the hardware and instructions you need to easily secure your safe to the floor or wall in a location of your choosing. 

Size Of The Safe

The size of your safe also has a big impact on its cost. Larger safes are obviously more expensive than smaller ones, and vice versa. A good rule of thumb is that the longer and wider your safe, the higher its price will be. If you want to get a rough idea of how much a safe will cost you, look up the dimensions on the online retailer's website.

Conclusion

The cost of installing a home floor safe will depend on many factors. Some include the size, type, and brand of the safe you choose. Additionally, the material used for installation also plays an important role in determining how much it will cost to install one in your home or office.

# Tip: You can save money by choosing a safe that is easy to install yourself.