Is it possible to bolt this safe to the floor?
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The most annoying thing about this safe is you cannot turn off the beeps when you push keys like you can with other Honeywell safes
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It is not going to tip or anything if you do not bolt it, but a safe really should be bolted down. It only takes a couple big guys with a furniture mover to steal the whole thing.
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Yes. It can be bolted into a wood or concrete floor with provided hardware and simple intructions.
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Yes it can be done.I did it to mine and it was a carpeted floor so the plate will squish down the carpet when you tighten it properly and when you do that you have to use a longer bolt to secure the safe to the plate.Note:the longer bolt is the only issue because it is metric and it has a smaller diameter head to recess into the base of the safe.I was lucky because I happen to have one.If you don't have carpet you will be fine.
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The safe can be mounted. My safe came with 3 or 4 in bolts. I have not used them yet.
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Dear Carl,SentrySafe provides tools to fix this safe to the wall. It will be from the back to what I noticed. I did not see any provision for fixing it to the floor.Thank you,B. M.
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Ours is bolted to concrete floor. There may be a wall bracket available, but that would require very significant wall attachment. Would not recommend.
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Dear Gregg, There are no holes in this safe, but there are indentations where the safe is thinner so you can easily drill holes in it to mount to any floor. I have mine mounted to the floor, and it is wonderfully strong and cannot be moved once mounted. There are directions for mounting the safe to the floor in the booklet that is enclosed with the safe, but it is so simple, you don't need directions. One thing we did when mounting the safe to the floor, is we used rubber washers under the bolt screws to keep the safe waterproof, in case of any flooding. Thank you for your question and I hope my answer helps. Maren Dear Gregg, There are no holes in this safe, but there are indentations where the safe is thinner so you can easily drill holes in it to mount to any floor. I have mine mounted to the floor, and it is wonderfully strong and cannot be moved once mounted. There are directions for mounting the safe to the floor in the booklet that is enclosed with the safe, but it is so simple, you don't need directions. One thing we did when mounting the safe to the floor, is we used rubber washers under the bolt screws to keep the safe waterproof, in case of any flooding. Thank you for your question... » Read More Dear Gregg, There are no holes in this safe, but there are indentations where the safe is thinner so you can easily drill holes in it to mount to any floor. I have mine mounted to the floor, and it is wonderfully strong and cannot be moved once mounted. There are directions for mounting the safe to the floor in the booklet that is enclosed with the safe, but it is so simple, you don't need directions. One thing we did when mounting the safe to the floor, is we used rubber washers under the bolt screws to keep the safe waterproof, in case of any flooding. Thank you for your question and I hope my answer helps. Maren « Show Less
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Yes, it may be bolted to a wall or hard surface such as the floor, or a permanently mounted shelf, etc. Bolt holes are included.
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If you bolt it to the floor, sure! That's what the holes in the feet are for.
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Yes, because it bolts on to another piece that takes about 5 screws attached to the floor.
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I supposed you COULD. Your floor joists would have to be on 16" center for the safe to fit properly. Also you have to obviously cut through the sub flooring. The only problem I see would be getting the door to open if it's mounted in the floor. When it's mounted in the wall vertically and you enter the code, the door springs open by itself. If it was mounted in the floor, I don't know if the door would spring open because it's heavy gauge steel and gravity would be pulling it down. I'm just speculating, but you'd probably have to attach a strap or handle to the door in order to lift it open after the code is keyed in. In summary, I wouldn't recommend it. Hope that helps. I supposed you COULD. Your floor joists would have to be on 16" center for the safe to fit properly. Also you have to obviously cut through the sub flooring. The only problem I see would be getting the door to open if it's mounted in the floor. When it's mounted in the wall vertically and you enter the code, the door springs open by itself. If it was mounted in the floor, I don't know if the door would spring open because it's heavy gauge steel and gravity would be pulling it down. I'm just speculating, but you'd probably have to attach a strap or handle to the door in order to lift it... » Read More I supposed you COULD. Your floor joists would have to be on 16" center for the safe to fit properly. Also you have to obviously cut through the sub flooring. The only problem I see would be getting the door to open if it's mounted in the floor. When it's mounted in the wall vertically and you enter the code, the door springs open by itself. If it was mounted in the floor, I don't know if the door would spring open because it's heavy gauge steel and gravity would be pulling it down. I'm just speculating, but you'd probably have to attach a strap or handle to the door in order to lift it open after the code is keyed in. In summary, I wouldn't recommend it. Hope that helps. « Show Less
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To mount to the floor, you need the mounting bracket. Otherwise, you cannot open the door. It would require 4 1/2" of clearnace. I am not sure how you would attach the mounting bracket to the floor without drilling holes for bolting the bracket to the floor.
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Hello I am really not sure what the other options are for bolting down the safe. The safe does have a couple of holes in back and some hardware supplied by the manufacturer. I myself did not bolt the safe because for me it was not necessary.
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I would say yes. The feet are actually four screws so I guess you can insert one more than another until its even to your floor, if this makes sense.
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I bolted mine to a floor, I think you could if you were able to connect a cable to the bottom. Sorry I don't have a better answer.
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I don't see why you couldn't. I believe there are mounting holes on the bottom of the safe. However, having said that you must remember that if you mount it upsde down the door when it opens, will now open against you. You'll have to reach around the door and into box to gain entry. Also please keep in mind that if you decide to run it on battery power it could be it bit of a challenge to change the batteries when mounted this way.