Are there screws that can prevent thief of the item?
1995272
No theft proof screws on this item but i don't think you have anything to worry about this bumpshox when it comes to theft.
1995273
There are screws, but not preventable. I had someone at a gas / repair shop install it. So far they are secure on my car. Two of my co-workers have them, no problem.
1995274
You use the screws that you would use to attach your license plate. I have not had any problems with theft.
1995275
There are four license-plate bolts that are used to screw the bumper-shox on.......... Nothing in reality would prevent it from being unscrewed. But I would think that is VERY unlikely!
689084
I don't believe they do. If someone wanted to steal them though, it would take a solid 15 minutes of work with a screwdriver. Hope this helps.
942991
there is a set screw.this info is in the packaging .should be a breeze.i hope you love it as much as i do.
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.
1882591
there are 4 1 1/2" screws on the interior of the box, if mounting on drywall into studs you will want longer screws. The box is fairly secure if someone was really persistent to steal the box they could which is why I placed mine in an inconvenience place to be able to pry behind it or swing a hammer at it. I would say all in all it is secure.
627006
No, there is not. I have mine on a pier where it is always windy. I drilled holes in the bottom of the legs and fastened the bench to the deck with stainless steel screws. However, this will not deter a thief from stealing it. You could chain it to something that would make stealing the bench not worthwhile.
936267
You can if you can get a grip the top of the screw head. Because some one-way security screws are usually flushed into the material (below the surface).
1257218
Just found some misc. screws in the garage to hang them, then glued a sparling jewel over the screw to hide them :)
1074758
Yes, but I didn't use them. I opted for the high security screws instead to help deter theft of registration plate and frame. My opinion, it's worth the extra investment.
2072851
It is screwed to the post. But other than that, nothing. Thief needs a tool kit. But it isn't going to work without the other half of the unit that is in the house.
1664788
The rack comes with allen bolts thus making it a somewhat slow process to take down. So it would look rather odd if someone tries to steal it at a public spot. Having said that, I do not know of any security system for it.
2168421
It installs by hooking keyhole slots over screw heads, so no, without special effort on your part it is not particularly theft proof. In my case the unit is mounted about 10 feet above the ground; it triggers over a range of 10-12 horizontal feet for me, which was about what I was hoping for.
123619
It doesn't look like that is an option. The screwdrivers were designed by Underground Toys. You could perhaps contact them about it at http://www.underground-toys.com
1844596
No, there is none. It is a great product to me. You would have to improvise your own secure lock such as a screw with a weird screw driver that anyone would have difficulty finding...
2211911
If you are concerned about that remote possibility you could use a screw to prevent this.
1345625
Yes. The complaints about the screw are unjustified. The screw is used simply to ensure the case doesn't open in transit, and to prevent theft of individual tools in stores. It's only slightly problematic if you have no screwdriver, or no items that can be used as a screwdriver (like a knife).
1207380
There was none. We had to contact the company to send us the screws. Good Luck'