how do you install this? does it require drilling wholes into your safe... or?
1185071
I returned this item as it wasn't what I thought it was so, unfortunately, I cannot answer your question.
1185072
It comes with two self-taping screws which are drilled into the top of the door. No big deal at all. The screws keep the rack from sliding around or falling off.
1185073
yes, you have to drill 2 small holes on the door edge that goes into the safe, at the top. Comes with screws. Works great. I taped the rack to the door on where it needed to be, not to close to the forward edge. By taping it, put your handgun in the rack and make sure the door will close properly. My safe had shelves and a center divider in the safe.
1185074
yes it does. You have to attached the rack to the top lip of the door using self taping screws.
1292306
Installing the safe to a wooden floor is pretty easy, however mounting to a side wall would require one to drill extra holes. The safe comes with pre-drilled holes on the bottom, so mounting it to the floor is not hard.
1974979
There are two holes in the back of the safe. First find a wall stud and mark the wall with its location. Then measure the distance between the holes in the back of the safe. Mark the location of the second hole on the wall. I used a toggle bolt for the hole that did not line up with the wall stud. Its a bit tricky to get the toggle bolt installed but worth the time since it will hold the safe firmly to the wall. Use a long screw into the wall stud. Hope it helps
1482956
My safe does not have pre-drilled holes, but you can always make the modification yourself.
2217043
I'm assuming the wires are running horizontally, if they are this will not fit. If the wires are running vertically up the wall, and they are electric, you will most likely be able to fit the safe into the wall cavity but since you will need to bolt this safe into the wall studs - the same studs the electrical wires will be running up - you should not install it as you could potentially fray the wire installing the bolts and cause a fire hazard
1216165
There is a hole for a padlock. The install takes about an hour or two depending on how everything comes off.
904920
It goes together from both sides and screws together. You have to knock out the black plastic piece in the stock to mount it. Instructions are simple.
109286
My safe also came with a key to open the safe, the only thing was once I put the key in it wouldn't come out. Not much of a safe if you can't remove the key!
819315
Yes. Pre-drilled holes inside the safe with fixing bolts allowing anchoring.
1944160
Yes this item is easy to install. All you need is at hand drill in the screws that come with it. You just put it in place and screw the screws through the preset holes. That's all others do it.
54936
Hello I am really not sure what the other options are for bolting down the safe. The safe does have a couple of holes in back and some hardware supplied by the manufacturer. I myself did not bolt the safe because for me it was not necessary.
1423348
Buy this whole assembly, I had it installed in under 3 minutes. Check youtube for videos to help with install. It is just held in with two plastic push in fasteners. Piece of cake!
1647380
If I remember correctly, the end that the plug goes into pulls completely off, and you see the very thin heating element, that's the part you run into your safe or cabinet. Then you just pop the whole thing back together. Easy to install.
922604
Although I have yet to fasten it to my truck, my plan was to buy 1 bolts with 2 washers (one lock washer), 1 rubber gasket and a nut x 4. The safe comes with 4 holes for mounting. The "Bottom" of this safe is opposite the face or door, the door will open up toward you, as seen in the photo, so this will determine where you can or would put the safe if mounting via the bolt holes. Actually I just had another idea, depending on your truck or vehicle, you may be able to place this "inside" your glove box. I will not be doing that; I just installed my radio in that location, but it is an option for out of site installment. Although I have yet to fasten it to my truck, my plan was to buy 1 bolts with 2 washers (one lock washer), 1 rubber gasket and a nut x 4. The safe comes with 4 holes for mounting. The "Bottom" of this safe is opposite the face or door, the door will open up toward you, as seen in the photo, so this will determine where you can or would put the safe if mounting via the bolt holes. Actually I just had another idea, depending on your truck or vehicle, you may be able to place this "inside" your glove box. I will not be doing that; I just installed my radio in that location,... » Read More Although I have yet to fasten it to my truck, my plan was to buy 1 bolts with 2 washers (one lock washer), 1 rubber gasket and a nut x 4. The safe comes with 4 holes for mounting. The "Bottom" of this safe is opposite the face or door, the door will open up toward you, as seen in the photo, so this will determine where you can or would put the safe if mounting via the bolt holes. Actually I just had another idea, depending on your truck or vehicle, you may be able to place this "inside" your glove box. I will not be doing that; I just installed my radio in that location, but it is an option for out of site installment. « Show Less
1352757
No drilling was required to install the hitch on my 2011 Escape. You have to get on your back and pull the bolts through existing holes. I had it on in less than half an hour. Bill
744288
It's been a minute since I put mine together, but if memory severs me, you'll need a Phillips screwdriver, a hammer, and a drill to mount it. I also made a template to use when hanging mine, so that I knew it would be straight. The instructions are terrible so you'll need a bit a patience too :0)
843499
You have to drill a hole. It's easy. I think some reviews cover how to do it.