Besides anchoring the safe to the floor, could it be fastened through the back to wall studs?
347041
Yes, there are pre-drilled holes for wall studs. Both the floor holes and wall holes are in the metal and are hidden behind the interior carpet/insulation.
463810
Hello, there are no holes in the bottom of this safe, there are two holes in the back which means you have to have a wall etc in the back. If you want to bolt it to the floor you will need to drill holes in the bottom of the this safe.
861970
I suppose you could with the right fasteners. The hangers on the back wall of the mailbox are just teardrop shaped slo for screw to go through and hold to wall.
1490277
You can run a cable through the anchor holes in the back - or bottom - of the safe
117844
I would say YES! There are only 2 screws holding on the door clips. They could be easily unscrewed and the door hooks could be removed. There is about 1'' thick foam on the back panel around the edges, you would probably have to remove that also to have the back board directly against the wall. Not impossible but maybe 5 minutes of work.
1215904
If you anchored it to the wall, it's possible, but it is really supposed to go with the frame. It is very unstable without it.
24569
I can't see why not-Just find a good solid stud to tie it into or use some strong molly's threw the wall.
1844929
There are two designated spots for you to drill through that is located on the very bottom shelf inside the safe. You drill through those two spots and use the included mounting hardware and this safe isn't going anywhere. There are no designated spots to drill through the back/side so it is not wall mountable. I would understand why because most homes have drywall so the drywall could be demoed around the safe and then the safe can be taken. Ripping up the floor (carpet, wood, sub flooring, concrete, etc.) will take a lot more effort when this safe is properly mounted to the floor from within the safe.
1636683
Yes, but it isn't designed to perform that function as well as it should/could have been. My concern would be how long it will stay attached to the wall. That said, I can't see any reason you couldn't anchor it to the wall with some select screws/bolts, maybe a bracket or something of that nature.
1770957
I could not say for sure if it could be bolted to floor but it capable of bolting to wall, It is a heavy safe. hope this helps
587086
Yes. Comes with two anchors and screws to drill through the back of the cabinet and into the wall.
901301
No pre-drilled holes in the safe. My safe came with 2 - 4" lug screws, 2 washers, and 2 masonry anchors. To anchor safe to the floor, one has to tip the safe on its side and drill holes through the bottom at two indentations on opposite sides of the safe, using a 7/16" , masonry bit. Then sit the safe upright and place it where you want to secure it to the floor, mark the floor (through the drilled holes), move the safe aside, drill into the floor using 9/32" bit for wood floor or a 3/4" masonry bit for masonry floor (then install the masonry anchor in each hole); in either case, drill holes 2 1/2" deep into the floor. Move the safe back over the holes; for wood floors, insert the screw through the washer, through the holes in the safe, and into the holes in the wood floor - tighten with a wrench. Do the same for masonry floors and tighten with a wrench. Hope this helps.
420453
Mine does not have holes in the back, only on the sides for mounting. It is very substantial and designed to be mounted to the studs. A cabinet itself is not stable enough to support the safe. That said, I suppose you could drill holes thru the back, but it would have to be screwed into wall studs. Hope this helps!
1292308
It comes with bolts that you put through pre-drilled holes in the safe. My husband did not like their bolts, so he used different ones than those shipped. If the holes don't line up to your wall studs, then you can use heavy duty anchors in the wall. We mounted to wall and wood floor. It was actually pretty easy to do.
29056
Yes, it can. You will need to be have the skill and equipment to drill through the safe, but the instructions are included with it. It takes a masonry bit, since the walls of the safe are filled with concrete for fire-resistance.
710171
Yes, if you can get it installed into at least two studs. Real studs not usin anchors.
1844928
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.