Does this secure to the door or could someone simply lift it off the door?
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It can hang on two large flat hooks so it can be lifted off the door. That is how we use it. When we travel, we lift it off and try to hide it from anyone visiting the house when our children are "in charge."
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It can simply be lifted off door. You could always secure it to a door or wall though with screws.
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It can be lifted off the door. However with jewelry. . Its pretty heavy thou . Door can close with it on. We do keep our door open.
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It attaches with two hangers over the top of the door. So, while not permanenty attached, it's very stable. I have never had any probem opening or closing the door (have had it both on my bedroom and closet doors). Absolutely love this huge hanging jewelry box!
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Yes, it can be lifted off but you can secure it...if I remember correctly, the enclose screws.
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No, the over-the-door hanging does not secure to the door, however, depending on what type of door you have, it could mount to the door.
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It does not have to come off but it is easier. If you go to the door you will have to remove the flap
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To secure the lockbox if you leaving it and yes it can be attached to something this way the lockbox can't be removed
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What are shildren? Yes, best to secure to door way, I just have it tension tighten and tighten it every few days.
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No, there is only a clip inside the door. So not very secure for outgoing mail. Anyone could just open the door and get the outgoing mail.
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It would be very hard but possible. Would have to climb up to the top of the door. Pull down and then twist the pin. Then get down and slide the door. It's not a lock that requires a key so no way to ensure they will not get out.
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Hi Craig, It is secure enough that it needs to be intentionally opened. Thanks
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It can be made difficult; there is an easy way for the owner to disable the door lift. In addition, my track rails have metal slide bolts that would stop the door from lifting, but the owner must remember when they are set, as the machine lift would destroy itself trying to open. I also have heavy padlocks which do much the same thing. And if you're really worried that you might forget and use the remote when the door is secured, pull the plug on the motor to insure it is disabled. A bit inconvenient but eliminates "owner error". No handles on the outside makes it fairly difficult and very noisy to yank the whole door out of the wall frame with a truck and a heavy cable or rope. If that happens, other consequences will result. No such thing as "perfect" security if someone is really determined and very foolish.
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Not easily. I tried, and it looks like it might come off, but I'm not willing to break it to find out. When you lift it, it friction-locks in place off to the side with a spring mechanism, so it's not going to flap around.
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Yes the door will come off of the hinges. The safe must be open. There are two bushing that ride between the door hinges and the safe body. Don't lose them when you remove the door. Also, the door is heavy so use patience or a helper to realign the door pins. The both have to be in-line before the door will drop into place. There is no offset. DW
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No, the magnet in this isn't strong enough to stay on anything vertical. It would simply fall off the door.
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Next to impossible. It sits very securely into the base, a coat hanger would not be able to lift up the door stop. As a matter of fact you will have to give it a good tug to be able to lift it up yourself. I stand by this product, it is very secure.
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I mounted mine to the door frame but you can probably get away by just twisting it to wedge it between the door. I never at all felt like it would fall when it was mounted though.
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Yes, it is very firmly secured, without a very small Phillips screwdriver it cannot be removed.
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It doesn't attach, it's uses leverage to hold strong on the door frame. Refer to image in link below. If link doesn't work, Google Image Search "Pull Up Bar Door Frame" The top straight black bar rests against the top of the inside of the door frame, this keeps it up. The two horizontal bars extending out the sides rests on the outside of the door frame and works to keep the unit from swinging. It's basically physics. Please note, if your doorframe is in or near a corner you'll NEED at least 4inches of space before the corner for it to hold properly. Again refer to the image below for reference. No anchors or screws into the wall. I was able to hang a 300lb person from the unit without damaging my door frame http://www.easypaleo.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/12/DSCF34161.jpg
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it can. it stretches to hold them but mine did, until it all fell off the door.
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Hi JR, yes, the door does come off. it has to be open and take at least 2 strong guys to lift it up,, 4 guys my strength. As far as jumping the wires, I have no idea on that. I have had my safe for about 12-16 months and it has been trouble free. Still has the original batteries in it. Hope this helps, at least one of your questions.