A previous reviewer commented on "large holes" under the safe, as big as 3" in diameter. That doesn't sound like it could be right. Is it?
1493522
Im not sure of the exact size of the holes. They are a decent size so so the cable can be worked through. Ours is use by our son to lock up his valuables etc computer, passport I. His xorm room.
1493523
There are 2 holes but not that large. They are for the cable lock to pass through to secure to a bed frame
1493524
My granddaughter uses this for college to lock up her computer and paperwork. The holes are for the security cable to fit through. She said nothing has fallen out and she doesn't have any concerns with it. Works well in the dorm room.
1493525
yes. they are very large. so large that items may be obtained while being locked in this safe. only safe bet is to cut out some plastic liner, the size of the safe, in order to keep the integrity
1493526
I gave this to my grandson who loved it for his special little things. I do not recall any holes on bottom.
1493527
Mine has two holes, side by side that measure 1 3/4 inches across. You run the cable in one and out the other so you can lock the safe to the bed frame. This is not a high security safe, since it is plastic, but it will discourage someone who is just doing a quick grab.
1493528
Yes it is. I put a bit of felt in my unit because, I do not want what I put in it to get scratched. The in side is hard plastic.
1493529
Yes. Look at the video after about 45 seconds or so into it, and you will see the two holes--and the reason for it--so that you can slip the (supplied) steel security cable through the bottom and onto something else. With the key removed (I admit that I do not do this), no one can open it, remove the steel security cable and vanish with the entire rolling cabinet.
2284228
I purchased one of these safes in July and installed it. No issue with depth. Can't be 7" unless they measure total depth. It works like a charm and my wife loves it!
1648362
Yes, there is a hole at the center of the safe along with an included bolt to be inserted from the inside of the safe.
516624
The inside depth of this safe is maximum 3 cm and the length is 20.5 cm. I hope this can be of useful to you.
1023838
Here is a great you tube video and review of the safe. I found it excellent! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=001syVM1pS8
1105267
Wasn't an issue at all with ours. I've had that happen with other items, luggage...etc, but our safe had no issues.
886533
Several. Check the dimensions--this is quite large compared to similar safes
1482954
Yes, there are 4 predrilled holes in the bottom of the safe at each corner for fastening it securely to a surface.
1100023
The screws are not tiny and the apparatus secured by the screws fits inside the safe so that it makes a tight seal. I think it would take something more than a crowbar to extract the safe. However, if someone is motivated enough, this safe can be removed, unlike say a larger safe weighing several hundred pounds.
82229
I have a safe roughly of those very same dimensions and this works just fine (going on three years of use now absent any humidity issues whatsoever). Difference here is I am combating moisture buildup on metals and documents, not food. That said, if I had a situation like your's I would use them without hesitation.
1624071
I think it might be too big. Check the dimensions. We keep ours stored open in a storage unit.
2079827
Yes it is a good safe. Make sure you get the version that bolts down ( BD version )
1764329
Hi, if you have a large gunsafe that can hold rifles, get the longer one(s). Measure the inside width of the safe.For smaller safes, smaller may be fine.The longer ones can dehumidify a larger inside volume.Hope this helped.
2284226
It's a tight fit but I did manage to just fit it in the interior wall of a closet. Make sure you know where the studs are and butt up to them as best you can. The back of the safe will sit on the opposite drywall but no bulge can be seen.
445473
The holesare at least 5/16. they may accomodate 3/8. 1/4 inch would be too sloppy.
2159003
On average, I think I have to try 3x prior to getting into the safe. I have my safe for safety reasons, so it doesn't bother me...but me getting into the safe on the first try isn't as frequent as I was hoping for.
1760058
Hi Alice, we have been using our safe for several months now and have had no issues with any of the items we are using it for. We really love the durability, the size and the weight; it's pretty heavy. I hope this helps.