From House to Condo: My SecureIt Gun storage story
Between the moving company policy and HOA rules, We had to make a change.
As a physics professor, I’m no stranger to solving problems—but when I accepted a new position at ####### college I faced a real-world challenge I hadn’t anticipated. We were moving from a ranch home to a city condo.
Back at the house, I had a gun safe. It was big, heavy, and, quite frankly, a pain to deal with. When it came time to move, I learned that moving companies will not touch a gun safe. The safe was also far too big to bring with us. So, I left it behind, thinking I’d find a replacement once we settled into our new condo.
?But then I hit another hurdle. Our condo’s homeowner association (HOA) had rules about what we could have in the units, and large, gun safes were a no-go. I needed something that could keep my firearms secure. A colleague of mine mentioned SecureIt
He told me about their lightweight, modular safes. I was intrigued, especially since he raved the things and how well the safes fit into smaller living spaces like apartments and condos.
After doing some research, I decided to give it a shot and ordered the Agile 52? gun safe. This is a safe that requires assembly. The packaging was discrete and easily delivered to our unit. When it arrived, I was honestly surprised. Assembly was straight forward, easy and the finished product, amazingly strong. The CradleGrid? system inside was simple and worked really well.
Setting it up in the condo was a breeze—no need for movers or special equipment. The Agile safe fit perfectly into our smaller space without any issues from the HOA.
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Overall, SecureIt exceeded my expectations. As someone who values efficiency and innovation, I’m impressed by how much better the CradleGrid system performs compared to my old safe. If you’re looking for a smarter way to store your firearms, SecureIt is the perfect solution.
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