Wasn't sure how strong / cheap this was going to be, until I bucked the box up off my door step -very heavy - great construction. Like someone else commented: I had to pry the door open at first - however the door was easily adjusted with a Philips and and Allen key and now opens easily
Great product and amazing price
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If You Are Considering an Electronic Wall Safe, Look No Further
If you are considering an electronic wall safe, look no further. Paragon Lock & Safe has developed a winner with the 7725 Superior Wall Safe. They took their best selling wall safe and re-engineered it with a new locking mechanism which is much 'flatter' and easier to conceal. It is perfect for the home, office, or vacation home. It was designed with the intent to secure your valuables in a concealed location - behind a picture or inside a closet. The 7725 Superior Wall Safe offers 2 options to open, code or key.
Features
Fits Between the Studs
- Flat Panel Design so you can conceal the safe.
- Constructed with solid steel to resist hand and mechanical tool attacks.
- Pre-drilled holes inside the safe with fixing bolts allowing anchoring.
- Powder coated interior and exterior.
Safe Door Opens to the Right
- Constructed of 1/8" thick solid steel.
- Inside tamper-proof hinges.
- Grey carpet mat padding on inside bottom.
- Anchor bolts are included.
- 1" Frame around the front of Safe conceals lines that are not cut straight along drywall.
Easy to Operate and Program
- Store your jewelry and valuables!
- Opens with secret PIN code or included keys .
- Simple programmable Electronic Lock with buzzer and LED.
- 3 to 8 numbers.
Dimensions
Outside dimensions: 22" high x 16 1/2" wide x 4" deep.
Inside wall dimensions: 20.25" high x 14.25" wide x 3.75" deep.
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Easy to install. Easy to operate. Had to exchange the first unit though.
Update: My first unit was a dud. 鶹 was very good at exchanging it for a new unit. The second unit works great. No battery issues like the first unit (The first unit went through 12 batteries in 24hours) Original review: The manual doesn’t say how to actually install it to the wall. I installed mine in the basement between two exposed studs (saved enough room for drywall to be installed later). I used a 9/64 drill bit to create the three pilot holes for the bolts to go into. It comes with 6 bolts. The bolts are 10mm. I used my drill to install the bolts but a ratchet would work fine. The three bolts seems to take the weight just fine, but I actually have plywood on the bottom half of utility wall that the safe is installed on, so that’s taking the weight as well. The two shelves can come out, but they are at the only two levels possible. So they’re either in or out. I was hoping to be able to flip the shelf over so I could have an edge on the shelf so things would roll/slide off, but it only goes in one way since it’s cut to accommodate the hinge. The key cover has two little hooks that keeps it in place. I couldn’t use my nails to pop the cover off. I had to use something to pop it off. It’s not terrible but I don’t like scratching brand new things (my OCD) The back of the safe is right up against some dry wall on the other side of my wall. It’s got the perfect amount of extra space for drywall to be installed on the “face” side. So it takes up all the room possible. No wasted space.
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- Reviewed in Canada on October 4, 2020Verified Purchase
Update: My first unit was a dud. 鶹 was very good at exchanging it for a new unit. The second unit works great. No battery issues like the first unit (The first unit went through 12 batteries in 24hours)
Easy to install. Easy to operate. Had to exchange the first unit though.
Reviewed in Canada on October 4, 2020
Original review:
The manual doesn’t say how to actually install it to the wall. I installed mine in the basement between two exposed studs (saved enough room for drywall to be installed later).
I used a 9/64 drill bit to create the three pilot holes for the bolts to go into. It comes with 6 bolts. The bolts are 10mm. I used my drill to install the bolts but a ratchet would work fine.
The three bolts seems to take the weight just fine, but I actually have plywood on the bottom half of utility wall that the safe is installed on, so that’s taking the weight as well.
The two shelves can come out, but they are at the only two levels possible. So they’re either in or out. I was hoping to be able to flip the shelf over so I could have an edge on the shelf so things would roll/slide off, but it only goes in one way since it’s cut to accommodate the hinge.
The key cover has two little hooks that keeps it in place. I couldn’t use my nails to pop the cover off. I had to use something to pop it off. It’s not terrible but I don’t like scratching brand new things (my OCD)
The back of the safe is right up against some dry wall on the other side of my wall. It’s got the perfect amount of extra space for drywall to be installed on the “face” side. So it takes up all the room possible. No wasted space.
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- Reviewed in Canada on February 4, 2017Verified Purchase
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- Sean BunchReviewed in the United Kingdom on June 7, 2025
Cracking little safe. 👀
Verified Purchase - J. R. JonesReviewed in the United States on February 16, 2025
Good Safe
Verified Purchase - KathleenReviewed in the United States on September 22, 2018
Tweaked for my needs
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This is my second wall safe and I'm very happy with this one after making some adjustments.KathleenTweaked for my needs
Reviewed in the United States on September 22, 2018
Comparing to the Stack-On PWS 15522, this one is cheaper but may be a bit more solid. It uses 6 bolts into the studs instead of 4. However, the Stack-On allowed me to turn off the button beeping without modifying it. I also found the Stack-On to have sturdier shelves.
As for the Paragon 7725, the first thing to note is after unboxing, I tried the key with the safe flat on my table, the safe door facing up. The key didn't work until it was tipped upright. I almost thought I had a problem since I had read a review about the key not working.
Installation was as expected. It fit easily between the studs which were just slightly wider than the safe width. I added a piece of 2x4 at the bottom to help with installation. I use a Kreg Mini Jig Pocket Hole Kit to attach to the studs on either side.
The door had a little play to it which I found irritating when hitting the keypad if I didn't hold the door closed so I added a piece of 1/4" weather stripping to the inside of the door jamb, lengthwise. (photo attached)
As many have noted, the beeping is too loud for my purposes. I didn't want to use a solder gun on the circuit board. Instead, I removed the cover to the circuit board and used a small screwdriver to carefully pop off the cover to the speaker (photo attached). Under the cap was a small metal piece which amplified the beep. With that removed, it made a very muted, barely audible beep when pushing the keypad buttons. This was perfect for me, although I realized I was proceeding at my own risk. Please proceed at your own risk if you attempt the same.
Overall, great product for protecting a few small items out of sight.
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- grulineReviewed in the United Kingdom on July 26, 2024
Good product
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Cliente de 鶹Reviewed in Mexico on February 28, 2019
Excelente caja fuerte a precio insuperable
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