Attention
For your safety, we recommend that a professional mover remove the
shipping feet. For safety, blocks should be placed under the safe before
removal of the shipping feet.
Caution: The door of your safe is extremely heavy and is a safety hazard
until bolted down.
On Rhino Safes, you will need to unbolt the shipping feet from inside the
safe.
Exercise extreme caution when opening the door to prevent the safe
from tipping over.
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Removing Shipping Feet on Rhino Safes
1. You will need a 5/16” socket wrench to re-
move the protective plate and a 5/8” socket
wrench to remove the shipping feet.
(Wrench and sockets not included)
4. REMOVE ALL BOLTS. Place wrench on head of
bolt. Begin turning bolt counter-clockwise to
remove.
Once ALL (4) bolts are removed, the
door MUST be closed and locked before the
next step. The door of your safe is heavy and
presents a safety hazard until bolted down.
5. Tilt the safe to the left as shown (or right for
the left shipping foot), and carefully pull ship-
ping foot and blocks away from bottom side of
safe.
Use a minimum of two people for this step
2. Place blocks under safe on all 4 corners of
the safe for safety purposes. Use the 5/16”
socket to remove the 4 outer screws that hold
the protective plate across the front of the safe
in position.
3. Locate bottom floor tabs (left and right sides)
and pull up on the tab to lift panel, exposing the
bolt heads (see page 6 for more details).
6. Once shipping foot and blocks have been re-
moved from one side of the safe, carefully low-
er safe to the floor as shown.
Proceed removing shipping foot and blocks
from other side of the safe, and follow steps 5
and 6.
Close and lock safe door before continuing
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