Can this be bolted down? I see it can be, but it looks like it only has one hole? So is it just locked up with a cable and that's it?
1555747
One hole only on my model. (I've had mine for a while, not sure if the chassis/structure has changed recently.) I like the safe though!
399776
No, it does not have to be bolted down. The bases on each end are wide and the machine is stable. Ours is out on our shed which provides some protection from the elements but it is exposed to FL heat/cold as well as the humidity. Once we noticed extra strain with the cables (due to weather exposure) we used a little wd40 and haven't had problems. If you are storing it away from exposure to the elements it should be fine. The overall movement of the cables and pulleys are very smooth. We did have a cable jump off the pulley but that was when the tension was released too fast (someone tried to pull more weight and let it go too fast) but it was very easily corrected.
2202640
No, would not recommend bolting, the draw slides in an and out, also the end of the cable is what the lock latches on too.
1273670
Nope. It locked good so far for me, the only problem is you need to keep tighten up the bolt or it would loosen by itself.
1443931
cable lock is hidden at the top , you have to pull it , it does not come as a separate item.
1220248
It is designed to be hardwired but could be modified. It doesn't come ready to hang, however.
1958461
Yes, you can. The strap (attaching) loops in the back are "bulged" on the top to accommodate a cable. But, here's the thing: the loops in the back are cheap plastic. I cracked one of the two loops on mine just by tightening my strap too much. So, if your thought is to secure this with a heavy metal cable and lock to prevent theft, I'd forget that idea. You'd need to put it in a strong box for that. Cheers.
774565
I have one in my vehicle. I used a pistol security cord to secure it in place; however, it could be bolted through the metal of the floor board, I am sure. Of course, it depends on your vehicle and what sort of surfaces you have available. It was easiest for me just to secure it through the cord holes on the back/side of the box to a stable part of the vehicle.
658549
I think it would be possible, it is a great sturdy stand, and I don't see why you could not bolt it down.
1048209
Yes it doesn't have to be screwed down. If your existing cover is flush, then this cover won't stay in place, however, since there would be nothing to anchor it.
525731
It doesn't have to be screwed down but it is highly recommended. If your monitors are on the large side (mine are 28 inches) then it would have to be screwed down. There will be no hole visible as long as the stand is in place.
2081015
Is it possible to drill a hole to allow for wire to fit through? Also is it absolutely sealed shut where wire wont go through?
987806
I believe it is strong and secure. We use the cable it came with and it seems very strong steel cable. If someone really wants it open, then they will open it. But a quick smash and grab would be hard pressed if it was locked down.
566783
I replaced one of the given bolts to one I had from another system that has a hole in it for a pad lock. A cable lock around the roll bar through a hole in the jack is always an option as well.
2115953
If you want it bolted down, yes it does require you to drill holes in the console. It does fit very well so if you do not want to drill the holes you could possibly just set it in the hole in the rear of the console.
2086045
No it doesn't need to be bolted to the ground. In the rear there are 2 rods that you can put some Olympic weights on to keep it from moving. The unit also has some nice rubber feet that keep it from sliding.
1304055
Hi: I'm not a contractor. However, it would appear to me that if there was a way to separate the round platform from the rotating rectangular surface, then maybe. Otherwise, I don't see any way to bolt it down without interfering with its' rotation.