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This reclaimed material saves approximately 500 kg of CO₂e compared to new production, based on ICE Database carbon factors widely used in UK construction.
Available for removal is a genuine vintage, heavy-duty T Withers double-door commercial safe. This is a fantastic, incredibly solid piece of British heritage ironmongery, perfect for a restoration project, statement industrial decor, or architectural salvage.
- Make: T Withers
- Type: Double-door configuration with internal shelving and a lower locking drawer (key not present)
- Approximate Dimensions: 90cm x 80cm x 60cm
- Condition: Used/Vintage. Structurally intact and solid including 2 original keys for main door.
- Estimated Weight: Highly deceptively heavy—estimated between 250kg and 350kg. It features thick, insulated fireproof walls and heavy-duty locking mechanisms.
- CRITICAL COLLECTION REQUIREMENTS – PLEASE READ BEFORE ENQUIRING:
- Strictly Collection Only: This item is incredibly heavy and cannot be lifted by hand.
- Location/Access: Located on the ground floor with a straightforward, flat extraction path directly out through a standard-sized door to the roadside. No stairs involved.
- Equipment Needed: (Advised) Any perspective buyer must bring a professional vehicle equipped with a hydraulic tail-lift, heavy-duty machinery skates/dollies, and sufficient manpower. Standard vans without a mechanical lift or ramps will not be able to load this item.
- Price: Free to a good home on successful removal.
Environmental impact (estimate)
- Saves 499.5 kg CO₂e (0.5 tonnes)
- ≈ 22.7 trees' worth of CO₂/year (indicative)
- ≈ 1,236 miles not driven (UK avg car, indicative)
- 300 kg mass kept in use (vs landfill / new production)
Based on ICE Database (University of Bath) embodied carbon factors widely used in UK construction (indicative; not a formal EPD).
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