VEVOR SS-1150QRDZ 43.3 in. Hidden In-Wall Safe: features and specs

The VEVOR SS-1150QRDZ is a tall safe designed to be recessed into a wall, so the front panel sits flush and the box itself is hidden. It stands 43.3 inches high, has four tiers of space and opens with either a password or a key. It is meant for documents, valuables and other items that a household wants kept out of sight, in a living room, bedroom or office.

How an in-wall safe differs

A freestanding safe sits in a room. An in-wall safe is installed between the studs, which hides it and saves floor space. The trade-off is that the cabinet must fit the wall cavity. The SS-1150QRDZ measures 4.1 x 14.6 x 43.3 inches (about 10.4 x 37 x 110 cm) and weighs 40 lb (about 18 kg). A depth of around 4 inches is meant to suit typical wall cavities, but you should measure yours and check for wiring, pipes and framing before cutting.

Construction

VEVOR says the body is Q235 cold-rolled steel, 0.09 inch thick, and that it resists impacts and tampering. The locking bolts are listed as 0.86 inch solid steel. Note that thickness and bolts say how robust the box is built, not how it would stand up against a determined attacker, and the listing gives no independent security certification.

Opening it: password, key and emergency power

There are two ways in: an electronic password and a key. If the key is lost or the battery runs flat, VEVOR says an external power box allows emergency unlocking. Keep the spare keys and the power connection somewhere other than the safe itself, and change any default code.

Alarm

The safe sounds an alarm after three incorrect password attempts or a forceful impact, according to VEVOR. An alarm can discourage tampering and alert people nearby, though it does not replace a home security system.

Inside: shelves, hooks and light

Inside are three adjustable, detachable shelves, so the four tiers can be rearranged for tall items or flat documents. The listing also mentions key hooks, a strap to hold items and a built-in LED light that makes it easier to see in dim rooms.

Who it suits

It suits households and small offices that want a concealed place for documents, jewellery, electronics and other valuables, and that are able to install the safe into a wall. If you plan to keep regulated items in it, such as firearms, check the local storage laws and requirements, because the rules vary and a general-purpose safe may not satisfy them.

What to check before you buy

• Wall construction: confirm the stud spacing, the depth and what's behind the wall, including cables and pipes.
• Size of your items: compare the shelf dimensions and spacing with your items.
• Installation: secure mounting matters; read the manual or consult a professional if unsure.
• Power and backup: check the battery type, how long it lasts and how the emergency power box works.
• Rules: if storing firearms or other regulated items, check local requirements.
• Placement: think about who can see the front panel and reach it.

The short version

• A 43.3-inch, four-tier in-wall safe with a keypad, key and emergency power box.
• Q235 cold-rolled steel, 0.09 in. thick, with 0.86 in. locking bolts.
• Alarm triggers after three wrong codes or a strong impact.
• Three adjustable shelves, key hooks, a strap and LED lighting.
• Measure the wall cavity first and follow the manual.

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