HIDDEN COMPARTMENT FOR SAFE STORAGE OF VALUABLE ITEMS
Posted: Wed Dec 26, 2007 12:46 pmThis was a thought that came to mind just recently. I was in a furniture store and a roll top desk had a sign on it. " I have a secret " (compartment)
It's a great sales gimic because after 10 minutes of looking I had to know so I hunted down a salesman ( now there is a roll reversal). I explained that another piece of furniture in my home would cause it to explode or sink but I had to know. It was cleverly hidden and was almost obvious once you were shown.
This led me to think where in my tear could I discretely hide my wallet cell phone watch or any other valuables in the tear while swimming or other such activities that would not leave them vulnerable if someone might break in to the tear during our absence.
I have found almost 1/2 cubic foot that is currently unused and easy to access. This will become yet another project for my summer of refinement
on Chubby.
This is yet another concept we may want to concider during a build. The front bulkhead , and galley walls and hollow spaces between inside ceiling and outside roofing or below floor storage areas could become a great place for those valued items to be safely stored and easily overlooked in event of a quick snatch and grab incident. We all hope we are with good kind folk but it ain't always so. Maybe these are ideas that make good sense.
It's a great sales gimic because after 10 minutes of looking I had to know so I hunted down a salesman ( now there is a roll reversal). I explained that another piece of furniture in my home would cause it to explode or sink but I had to know. It was cleverly hidden and was almost obvious once you were shown.
This led me to think where in my tear could I discretely hide my wallet cell phone watch or any other valuables in the tear while swimming or other such activities that would not leave them vulnerable if someone might break in to the tear during our absence.
I have found almost 1/2 cubic foot that is currently unused and easy to access. This will become yet another project for my summer of refinement
on Chubby.
This is yet another concept we may want to concider during a build. The front bulkhead , and galley walls and hollow spaces between inside ceiling and outside roofing or below floor storage areas could become a great place for those valued items to be safely stored and easily overlooked in event of a quick snatch and grab incident. We all hope we are with good kind folk but it ain't always so. Maybe these are ideas that make good sense.
Good idea. I hope I remember it before Spring 
