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The Brett

A low chest for cased guns lying flat, in fitted baize-lined compartments under a hinged lid. It sits under a window or at the foot of a bed and reads as furniture entirely.

Low oak chest for cased guns, lid open, four cased guns lying flat in baize-lined compartments
The Brett. For guns that live in their cases.

For guns that live in their cases — a pair that travels, a gun that is rarely used, something inherited that you would rather not rack — a horizontal chest is the honest answer.

The steel enclosure and the locking are the same as the tall cabinets. The difference is the shape, and the fact that it will pass for a blanket chest at ten feet.

The Brett, closer

The Brett cased-gun chest closed, reading as a blanket box
Closed, reading as a blanket box.
Close detail of baize-lined compartments cut to hold gun cases
Baize-lined compartments, cut to the cases they hold.
A low cased-gun chest beneath a window in a country-house bedroom
Under a window, where it is least in the way.
The Brett, drawn to scale. Every commission is drawn twice — once in CAD and again at full size on a rod.

Sizes and prices

Prices include VAT. They include delivery and fitting by our own team — see delivery and fitting.

SizeW × D × HHoldsOakCharacter oakPippy oakWalnutMahoganyPainted
Four cased guns130 × 48 × 70 cmFour cased guns£5,550£6,000£6,200£6,100£5,900£5,300
Six cased guns175 × 48 × 70 cmSix cased guns£6,300£6,800£7,050£7,000£6,750£6,000

Order this cabinet online

Choose your size and timber, and pay a 40% deposit to place the order. The 60% balance is invoiced ten days before delivery, and we book the delivery once it has cleared. Delivery and fitting by our own team is included in the price.

Choose size and timber Order a sample first — £10

Responsibility for meeting the security condition on your certificate rests with you as the certificate holder, and the adequacy of any storage arrangement is a matter for you and your local firearms licensing department. We agree the specification with your firearms enquiry officer before we make anything.

The Brett, walked through. No sound.

The specification, which does not vary

Steel3mm mild steel throughout — not a thinner back panel, and not a timber box with a steel liner
DoorsFolded steel with a returned edge that passes behind the frame on the hinge side
Locking8-lever high-security safe locks to EN 1300 Class A, rated VdS Class 1, each bay independent
Glass26mm laminated security glass where doors are glazed
AmmunitionA separate lockable compartment with its own lock
FixingAnchored into masonry or structural timber. Never into plasterboard
InteriorRacks cut to your gun list, felt-lined cleaning rack, LED lighting on a door switch, ventilation

Send us your gun list

What you own, what stays cased, what has a scope left mounted, and what you expect to buy in the next few years. We do not need serial numbers or copies of certificates.

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