Is there a way to attach a cable to lock the safe to a bed? Need a safe for a dorm room.
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There are small screw holes that a thin cable could fit through. Check Stanley locks on Amazon
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Yes....you can by a cable with a lock also from amazon. We bought a 6 footer that loops thru predrilled "mounting" holes in the back of the safe, then looped the cable through one of the holes in the metal bed frame. We looped it so that the lock would be inside the safe, and away from someone trying to pick it, so we wouldn't have to carry around an extra key. Yes, someone can dismantle the bed to steal the safe but they would have to walk out with both the safe AND the metal bedframe tied together by the looping cable, which would be more of a hassle than any thief would likely want.
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Yes....you can by a cable with a lock also from amazon. We bought a 6 footer that loops thru predrilled "mounting" holes in the back of the safe, then looped the cable through one of the holes in the metal bed frame. We looped it so that the lock would be inside the safe, and away from someone trying to pick it, so we wouldn't have to carry around an extra key. Yes, someone can dismantle the bed to steal the safe but they would have to walk out with both the safe AND the metal bedframe tied together by the looping cable, which would be more of a hassle than any thief would likely want. Yes....you can by a cable with a lock also from amazon. We bought a 6 footer that loops thru predrilled "mounting" holes in the back of the safe, then looped the cable through one of the holes in the metal bed frame. We looped it so that the lock would be inside the safe, and away from someone trying to pick it, so we wouldn't have to carry around an extra key. Yes, someone can dismantle the bed to steal the safe but they would have to walk out with both the safe AND the metal bedframe tied together by the looping cable, which would be more of a hassle than any thief would likely... » Read More Yes....you can by a cable with a lock also from amazon. We bought a 6 footer that loops thru predrilled "mounting" holes in the back of the safe, then looped the cable through one of the holes in the metal bed frame. We looped it so that the lock would be inside the safe, and away from someone trying to pick it, so we wouldn't have to carry around an extra key. Yes, someone can dismantle the bed to steal the safe but they would have to walk out with both the safe AND the metal bedframe tied together by the looping cable, which would be more of a hassle than any thief would likely want. « Show Less
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You can run a cable through the anchor holes in the back - or bottom - of the safe
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Hi there - probably not a locker, but probably a u-haul. We are using them on a cable for a motorcycle trailer.
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Yes, wrap the cable around any secure structure in home or vehicle and lock both ends inside the box.
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There is no simple way to do it. It was not designed for security. I would suggest if you wanted to use them for added security you could add three latches (center and two sides) accessible, preferably, from inside the basement.
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There are holes for securing it to a wall. I imagine that you could always drill a hole for a steel cable.
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There's a hole for locking it closed but no holes to cable lock it to a tree or stand.Hope that answers you questions.It is a stealth can. No lite, no noise.
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No way to lock it and no place on my unit to attach a padlock. Additional hardware would be needed.
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There are two small holes on each side of the back of the safe ( opposite side where the combination buttons are) so one could possibly could a cable and lock, but the cable would have to be pretty slim. Would still offer more protection this way, but would need to find the right cable.
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Yes. I went to Home Depot and got galvanized steel cable, and bracket tie down. Loop the cable through whatever (I looped through my bed headboard and frame) and then connect the two ends through 2 of the 4 bolting holes on the bottom. After connecting with 2 or 3 Phillips screw ties, it will lay flat on the bottom of the safe. Then lay down the foam liner over the cable, and you are good.
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There's two ways you can either bolt down the safe to the floor or it comes with a cable to secure it
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The safe has pre-drilled mounting holes and hardware & pre-drilled holes for optional security cable. But did not come with a cable I mounted mine on the underside of my end table for easy access. My son mounted his to the closet wall. Cables are available for around $10 US
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Try the battery door lock, just below the door, not part of the door. Less than 1/32" movement when locked.
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No cable lock. Big, colorful stickers with identifying information is the only solution I can think of... Also mark the case as it looks like a black notepad folder. I keep the monitor in my laptop bag when I'm not using it.
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We bought a ( two actually) long strong cable combination lock and run it through the pair of grippers, since we have two on each side of our truck. this probably wouldn't deter a very determined thief, but we feel better having them locked up.
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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.
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There are no locks or locking devices on the mount. I would suggest using security head bolts or machine screws to mount it with if you are concerned about theft.
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The safe has 2 slots in the corner for a cable to fit through. The cable is not included with the safe. I placed a standard size master lock padlock through the slots in the safe and used a heavy duty cable to secure it in my truck. The safe was easy to secure, and if necessary I can easily remove it without causing any damage to the interior of my vehicle.