Stateroom safe opening measurements

[mauraoel]

Mu DH is making me a special jewelry box for travel and wants to make sure that it will fit in the safe.  Does anyone know the size of the opening?

 

Just a couple weeks ago we were on allure and the safe was in a cabinet that wouldn't allow the safe to fully open but my current box fit in it so I have a width  to be able to estimate but height is a pure guess at 6 to 8 inches anyone have something better?

[firefly333]

I've seen 2 sizes even on the same ship. There was a older style and in one cabin it had been replaced with a newer smaller one.

[poocher]

On Explorer earlier this month, the safe was much smaller than I expected it has seen on other ships.  I would guess a MAX of 5-6 inches high

Edited November 19, 2022 by poocher

[mauraoel]

Goodness I don't think I have seen the smaller one, ugg.

1 hour ago, firefly333 said:

I've seen 2 sizes even on the same ship. There was a older style and in one cabin it had been replaced with a newer smaller one.

 

[Aggravation]

May be bigger than you expect if warning label is plausible

 

[orville99]

Depends on the ship and the category of the cabin. Suites typically have larger safes, and interior safes are generally tiny. 

[brillohead]

I used a unit of measurement we can all relate to:

 

The opening of my safe is four SeaPass "short-sides" wide.

 

I couldn't get the cards to stay in place to get the height of the opening in a photo, but if I held two cards on top of each other (short-sides again), there was an additional quarter of an inch of space at the top.    

Hope that makes sense.  I'm sure someone with a ruler handy will be by to give actual numbers before too long.  

[mauraoel]

13 hours ago, brillohead said:

I used a unit of measurement we can all relate to:

 

The opening of my safe is four SeaPass "short-sides" wide.

 

I couldn't get the cards to stay in place to get the height of the opening in a photo, but if I held two cards on top of each other (short-sides again), there was an additional quarter of an inch of space at the top.    

Hope that makes sense.  I'm sure someone with a ruler handy will be by to give actual numbers before too long.  

LOVE IT

[loman]

Why not just use a zip lock bag ?

[mauraoel]

On 11/20/2022 at 5:19 PM, loman said:

Why not just use a zip lock bag ?

Don't like having to untangle necklaces minutes before dinner, besides he's a wood worker and is intrigued to make something that will become a family heirloom.