If I mounted this directly to a wall, would I be able to activate the release mechanism, or would it be blocked?
1533422
You would be able to, but it would be tight. I think there would be about 1/8 inch between the release latch and the wall.
1092476
There is no release mechanism on the unit as far as I can tell. I just kinda wiggle it back and forth and pull until it slides off. Unless I'm missing something. : )
1918114
Attachment is on outside so that is not an issue. Never tried myself, but I would think you would have to adjust your settings (if possible) to allow unit to function even while closed.
1367317
Mine is installed in a vintage kitchen sink. I don't see why it couldn't come directly out of a wall. I love it.
1774256
Yes, other wise it'll not stick! Just clean the place you're going to place the mount on really welll and then press hard and lock it.
1309076
I don't know. I suspect if an intruder knew where the device was placed and had something that could be pushed under the door, said intruder could perhaps push the device inside and thus gain entry w/o activating the device.
675767
I would say with the hook concealed. When open the top part of the hook that is extended goes about 4 inches out from the wall. I love this thing. Hope that helped..
507168
Personally I cannot be 100% sure. However I would suppose it could. I say this because when you push the button it make a "CLICK" sound in the wall portion. I believe it is making this sound because some sort of actuator or something is actually moving a physical switch inside the wall unit. Therefore it disconnects the circuit like any "normal" wall switch.
187415
I used the mounting system so that I could slide and position them exactly where I wanted. But if you put anchors in the wall, you can mount them to the block.
76701
Yes. You may want to buy some command strips for the bottom section so it doesn't swing on the wall. I hang mine on a door with a door hanger going over the top and it moves if we have to open/shut the door.
2212788
If you tether it to the wall with the included teather i would say yes... but free standing, i wouldnt risk it
711651
It just sticks right to the wall. I even peeled it off and moved to another wall with no problems.
823036
Well. Depending on how u mounted and to what, I'd pry off wall then cut open back with grinder. May be able save box that way. The locks on these are kinda cheap, is try to put code in with something that U can really push the correct numbers in with. (Meat skewer) just to make sure ea number is fully actuated. Sorry those are the best answers I have. When all else fails grinder will cut it open.
1799379
There should be a screw hole at the top and the bottom of the spring tension device. It mounts directly to the wall with the push-button facing outwards. It is a little clunky when you install - not having any kids or animals that might get tangled in the cord, I ended up taking it off.
1891219
Push it completely on the Mount I made an error when I set my mine up and I discovered that you need to completely push it on Mount it is an awesome device
868345
Yes. It will work. Actually have mine leaving against the wall at the moment.
1791350
You can mount it directly on the plate, but I don't recommend that method. The free quick release plate will be good enough or you can use your own.