Professional installation for wall-mounted, floor-mounted and heavy safes — with precise placement, correct anchoring, and damage-free handling from certified installation technicians.
Authorized channel partner of Steelage, ChubbSafes & Ozone Security Solutions.
Every safe tested to global standards — BIS, EN Grade & Japanese Grade certified.
Professional fixing, positioning and anchoring of lockers, safes and tijori units so the product stays stable, secure and easy to use for years, not just on installation day. Every job is handled by technicians trained to assess wall type, floor strength and load-bearing points before a single anchor is fitted — because a safe is only as strong as the surface it's mounted to. We work across home lockers, office cabinets, digital safes, and heavy-duty bank-grade units, adjusting our method each time based on the unit's weight, lock type, and the structural realities of the site. The service is planned end-to-end to reduce damage risk, protect existing flooring and walls, save time on-site, and give customers clear, honest communication from the first enquiry through to final handover. No two properties are identical, and we don't treat installation as a one-size-fits-all job — a wall-mounted locker in an apartment needs a different anchoring approach than a floor-fixed cash safe in a retail counter or a strong room door in a bank branch.
Before any tool touches the wall or floor, our team inspects the installation site to identify the strongest, most practical mounting point. We check for embedded wiring, plumbing lines, and structural beams that aren't visible on the surface, then mark placement with precision — factoring in access, daily usage convenience, and long-term structural suitability. This step alone prevents a majority of the installation issues we're called in to fix on other people's work.
Lockers and safes are heavy and often need to move through narrow doorways, staircases, lifts, or tight office corridors. Our crew uses proper lifting equipment — trolleys, straps, and where required, additional manpower — to move the unit without scratching, denting, or dropping it. Every handover point during transport is planned in advance, protecting both the product and your existing flooring, walls, and door frames.
Anchoring is where most installation failures actually happen, and it's the stage we treat with the most discipline. We match the anchoring hardware to the exact surface — concrete, tile, wood, or reinforced flooring — and fasten every bolt to the correct torque specification. A poorly anchored safe can be pried loose in minutes regardless of how strong its lock is; a properly anchored one resists tampering, shifting, and years of daily wear.
Once installed, the unit is tested for stability under real load, the locking mechanism is checked for smooth operation, and the customer is walked through correct daily usage — including how to reset codes, handle backup keys, and recognise early signs of lock wear. A job isn't closed until you've personally confirmed, in front of our technician, that the safe works exactly as expected.
This service covers site visit, placement marking, fitting and final handover. Every stage is planned around minimising disruption to your home or workplace, protecting the surrounding walls and flooring, and keeping the customer informed at each step — from the first phone call to the final walkthrough. We deliberately avoid the “arrive and figure it out” approach common in unorganised installation work; planning happens before the crew ever steps on-site, not during the job. The goal is simple: no surprises, no guesswork, and no compromise on how securely the unit is finally anchored.
Customer shares product type, location, floor level, access points, and urgency of the request. This first conversation shapes everything that follows — the number of technicians assigned, the tools carried, and the estimated time on-site — ensuring the right team, tools, and timing are locked in from the outset rather than decided reactively.
Team checks tools, manpower, timing and site handling requirement in advance. Wall or floor composition is assessed — whether it's brick, concrete, tile, or reinforced flooring — so the correct anchoring approach and hardware are decided before the crew ever arrives on-site. This step is what separates a planned installation from a rushed one.
Work is completed with clean handling, safety care and final checks. The unit is anchored to specification, tested under load, and handed over only after it meets our internal stability and functionality standard — with the customer present to confirm the result before our technicians leave.
Share your requirement and our team will suggest the right tijori, safe or locker service for your space.
Most locker and safe problems we get called to fix aren't lock failures — they're installation failures. A safe mounted on the wrong wall type, anchored with the wrong hardware, or placed without checking floor strength eventually becomes a liability instead of a security feature. Our team exists to prevent exactly that outcome, using a process built on site assessment, correct hardware selection, and testing before handover — not guesswork.
From home wall-mounted safes to bank-grade strong room doors, each handled with method suited to its specific weight and mounting requirement.
Anchoring bolts and fixtures matched to the surface — concrete, tile, wood, reinforced flooring — not a generic one-size fix.
Customers know the scope, timeline, and handling approach before work begins, with no mid-job surprises.
Every installation is checked under real load and confirmed with the customer present, not assumed to be fine.
Every safe we supply carries an independent certification you can verify — not a strength claim printed on a brochure.
| Standard | Region | What it certifies |
|---|---|---|
| BIS (IS 550) | India | The Bureau of Indian Standards mark for safes and security equipment, covering burglary resistance and build quality. |
| EN Grade | Europe | European grading for burglary resistance, rated from Grade 0 upward according to the level of attack a unit withstands. |
| Japanese Grade | Japan | Japanese classification covering fire resistance and the rated duration a unit protects paper records. |
Ask us for the certification of any specific model — we will confirm the exact rating before you order.
Choosing who installs, repairs, or relocates your safe matters as much as choosing the safe itself. Tijoriwalas is an authorized channel partner of Steelage, ChubbSafes, and Ozone Security Solutions — a status that reflects a track record these manufacturers have verified directly. Every technician working on your unit is trained on genuine mechanisms from these brands, every replacement part used is authentic rather than a generic substitute, and every installation follows the standard the manufacturer itself expects.
This authorization sits alongside product-level certification. The safes and lockers we supply are tested and certified to recognised standards — BIS under IS 550 in India, EN Grade ratings in Europe, and Japanese Grade classifications — so the protection a unit offers is independently verified, not a manufacturer's claim taken at face value.
For customers, this means a safe installed, repaired, or relocated by an authorized partner keeps its manufacturer warranty intact, performs the way it was engineered to, and doesn't carry the hidden risks that come with unauthorized servicing.