Does this unit have a keyhole screw slots or some manner of attachment on the back so it can be mounted securely instead of just lying loosely?
330462
Yes, it does have two keyhole screw slots so that it can be wall mounted, etc.
550243
There are no mount holes. You would not want to anyway - the lid would not hold the batteries in. This unit is unreliable anyway.
133993
The mount has a screw which openes/closes 2 plastic flaps. The flaps are shown straight in the product image and not opened up. It essentially uses the pressure exerted from the opened flaps to keep it in place. It doesn't "sound" secure, but stays in very well.
983274
Examining mine, I see no threaded holes or bracket attachment points of any kind. All is has are four very small circular rubber feet, suggesting it's only intended to be placed on a shelf or tabletop, etc. That said, the back panel is flat, and the whole thing is very light, such that if you really had to, I bet you could secure it to a wall or other smooth surface with a sufficiently large piece of double-sided adhesive foam. But in answer to your question, the unit itself contemplates no "mechanical" mounting.
416981
Yes. My recollection is that I installed the screws into the plastic on the unit. I don't recall it having holes but it seems to me there was something that made it somewhat easy to see where to put the screws. It was easy and has been properly hanging for over a year now.
805575
It has two simple keyhole mounts on the back; I'm considering small tv wall mounts.
1570821
This unit is a powder coated metal of some flavor, there are no holes for mounting you want to permanently lock it to your set up, but I use it for my audio console for mixing music and live events. I simply put the unit under the edge of the console and it holds it well. The bottom sections have a rolled / folded section so that is puts the console up on a bit of an angle. I have also used it for two laptops. I hope that answer helps.
611088
Yes; there are 2 slots (wall clock mounting type) on rear, allowing it to be slid over mounting screws.
1196327
Yes, it has mounting holes, but is a little heavy so make sure to use good anchors.
2255481
No it is flat on the back and has predrilled holes if you want to permantly mount it.
1448886
There are screws and presets for securing - I used them, but had to use a drill to open the holes in the backing (drill through the presets). So - both.
5398
Nope! It has a base stand, but no bolt holes or other mounting structures in the back. It has a Kensington lock slot for security, but that is all.
1135262
It has several predrilled holes int the rear backplate. I mounted mine on the right wall of the closet so that the right front closet wall restricts easy access for any pry-bar attempts on the right side of the safe (where the lock is). If you are mounting into drywall, get some of those metal corkscrew looking drywall anchors. They are self drilling and provide a pretty good hold.
1897410
It has three screw mounting holes on it. I just used the drywall anchors which were supplied and haven't had any issue. Looks Great Too
1229688
Yes, mine had keyhole type brackets (like the ones on the back of power strips) that let you attach flush to the wall using screws. I don't remember whether or not screws and molly bolts were included, though.
1233285
Double keyhole slot in back, this is worth noting if you already have brackets installed on your wall set up with only single key hole mounts.
259453
Nope, I looked on the back and there are no mounting holes provided. Look at an Ametek it has mounting screw holes on the back.