Mike this guy is wrong.
All Amsec BF models have a half inch plate steel door that is backed up by another one inch steel encased layer of Dry-Lite fire insulation.
The only BF model that has a 3/8" thick door is the massive 72x50 model.
The Presidential door has a 7 gauge skin aka 3/16th then has several layers of of sheetrock and then a two piece backing plate of 1/4 inch steel.
It is not as rigid as the BF model in 1/2" steel.
This is exactly why Liberty puts so many bolts around the door.
The BF has an 11 gauge outer wall then has two inches of seamless poured in Dry-Lite insulation and then another inner steel wall of 1/16th steel for a total of 3/16th,which equals the Presidential.
And it has much better fire protection than the Liberty.
Just look at those uninsulated bare spots behind the Liberty's internal hinges.
The Liberty is a good gun safe but the Amsec BF is better and costs less.
All Amsec BF models have a half inch plate steel door that is backed up by another one inch steel encased layer of Dry-Lite fire insulation.
The only BF model that has a 3/8" thick door is the massive 72x50 model.
The Presidential door has a 7 gauge skin aka 3/16th then has several layers of of sheetrock and then a two piece backing plate of 1/4 inch steel.
It is not as rigid as the BF model in 1/2" steel.
This is exactly why Liberty puts so many bolts around the door.
The BF has an 11 gauge outer wall then has two inches of seamless poured in Dry-Lite insulation and then another inner steel wall of 1/16th steel for a total of 3/16th,which equals the Presidential.
And it has much better fire protection than the Liberty.
Just look at those uninsulated bare spots behind the Liberty's internal hinges.
The Liberty is a good gun safe but the Amsec BF is better and costs less.