Cannon safes are heavy products that require freight delivery rather than parcel shipping. The delivery process depends on the retailer, model, destination, and service level when the order is placed.

Freight delivery commonly brings the packaged safe to the curb. Garage or threshold delivery may move it closer to the building, but these services do not include inside placement, unpacking, stair carries, or anchoring. Review the seller’s delivery description before purchasing so you understand what is included.

After ordering, the carrier may contact you to arrange a delivery appointment. Make sure the retailer and carrier have the phone number, address, and information about gates, narrow roads, truck access, or property restrictions.

Prepare before the truck arrives. Measure the safe’s packaged dimensions and compare them with gates, garage openings, doors, hallways, corners, staircases, elevators, and ceiling clearances. Clear the route and protect floors if the safe will be moved indoors.

Inspect the shipment. Look for torn packaging, punctures, dents, crushed corners, or evidence that the safe shifted during transit. Photograph damage and note it on the delivery paperwork before following the retailer’s reporting instructions.

Do not attempt to move a Cannon Safe alone. Professional safe movers use equipment and understand how to manage weight, tight spaces, stairs, and floor protection. Once the safe reaches its location, follow the installation instructions and anchor it when recommended.

Confirming the delivery level and preparing the property helps your Cannon Safe arrive safely and makes installation more efficient while reducing delays, damage, and last-minute surprises.