Can this safe be screwed or bolted down?
894773
I gave it as a gift so I don't really know but I would think that for it to be fireproof there would be no holes for bolting/screwing it down...just a guess on my part.
894774
not without alot of extra work. Forget the word safe and think fireproof box.
894775
It is not designed to be secured down, but I do believe you could drill a hole and secure it. If you drilled a hole then it would not be waterproof nor fireproof.
894776
no. It is a piece of crap to boot. The knocking mechanism broke and I broke into it in about 10 seconds. I don't recomment it.
506763
Yes. there are 4 holes on the bottom for mounting. Great safe, highly recommended.
678962
I can't see how you would run a cable through the bottom of the safe. The safe wouldn't sit flat. I drilled 2 holes in the safe, 1 in the back and 1 on the side both near the corner of the safe, in case I needed to move the position of the safe to a different location. Right now, I mounted a 1/2" eyebolt through the side hole and used a carriage bolt and nut and plugged the other closed. The forged eyebolt I ordered on Amazon, and the safe has a chain and a cable that is locked around a support column in my house.
1295288
Yes, but you need to costum make your mounting, to provent the safe from being removed (ie liquit nails)
2130024
I doubt it. Plus you need to pad the safe cause it's pretty noisy when things touch it.
475324
Yes as long as they wouldn't be able to slid it off. Think of this lock like a zip tie. Say if you put a zip tie around a pencil if you worked at it you could slide it off. If you could put it around the safe and then through something else that was secured like a permanent fixture. Hope this helps
47096
It won't work. You could mount it upside down but the contents will fall out.
29054
Yes, the safe comes with a bolt kit for that purpose. The instructions say, however, if you punch out the holes in the bottom of the safe which is necessary to bolt it to the floor, the waterproof integrity is compromised.
1412074
This safe can be mounted at the bottom and at the back. Screws are included with the safe.
463808
There are 2 holes on the bottom of the safe and it comes with 2 screws. It depends on the type of floor you have, wood should be no problem, if concrete, then you will have to use a concrete bit to drill holes and use some type of concrete lag bolt....see your local hardware store. Also, I would recommend not using the screws that come with the safe. Look for stronger, and perhaps longer bolts.
1293394
Per the item description..."The safe has pre-drilled anchor holes so the safe can be bolted to the ground. The bolt down kit is included." the holes are on the bottom.
891282
There are 4 holes in the bottom of the safe that have caps on them that are easily removed. You can then bolt them to a hard surface. I used a desk.
2115849
Yes it can. We have ours bolted to the floor. It works great and the bottom safe has a lot of room. Hope this helps!
2280374
It doesn't have like holes or latches or anything. I also don't see why you would want to since it isn't meant to be used as a safe, just as a fire-resistance storage box.
463809
you will not be doing so. You could bolt it to a sturdy shelf or bookcase but you will not bolt this to a floor. Additionally a determined thief will destroy the shelf to hell and back to get it, but it will take time for them to get it open. If you want a safe that will bolt to the floor then you will have to increase the amount of money you're willing to spend. This is a great brand, but this safe is meant more for personal use in a safe home to keep people out that are not skilled thieves or gangsters.
1357457
Yes you'll have to find the studs and make sure that you can at least drill into on if them in irder to secure the safe.
920215
Yes, it could be bolted down, but you'd have to drill your own holes. It does not come pre-configured for bolting. I keep mine free so I can scramble with it to another room in a rush. It could probably be pried open pretty easily if an intruder had time, so I'm not worried about theft. I have an 18.5" barrel on my Remington 870 and there's about 5" x 9 1/2" of free space. Plenty of room for a handgun.