If I bolt it top the floor will it damage the floor if I am renting?
1179228
Yes. It will damage the floor. Not significantly but it would damage the floor.
1179229
Yes, because it bolts on to another piece that takes about 5 screws attached to the floor.
1457037
The floor we were on was like the floor in a garage and it worked fine. Be careful because if you get too much it will be very slick.
624722
If you are referring to floor joists, then yes. If dimensioned flooring over top of a floor, then no, unless you have a terrible floor out of level.
1183512
I do not think it will do any damage. Just don't over tighten it. I have a knock down finish and it is holding up great
1084156
None here. We have these on benches which get moved frequently though. They haven't damaged our floor at all.
2086049
No need to bolt to floor, as it is heavy metal and well balanced to hold the bars and wight without tipping over. I had the same question, but chanced ordering th rack. It is a solid piece of equipment that I am proud of. Solid, sturdy, and stable. Very pleased with rack.
1042083
I have not used it on a floor , you might want to contact a wood floor installer with this question , just to be on the safe side.
2184186
It depends on the construction of your apartment complex. If the walls and floors are old and creaky they will. It takes up some space, but leans on it's side well, if you have a wall alongside of it.
797070
My husband has used ours for several months now and it hasn't done any damage. If installed correctly, it shouldn't damage your door.
1921159
Not quite that low, but aren't u worried about the one end damaging the floor?
1227745
I've had mine for two months on the bottom level of an apartment complex, no damage at all. I couldn't say anything negative about it. I love it.
187336
Yes, make sure it is sitting on the floor before the attaching the brackets.
333105
If you bolt it to the floor, sure! That's what the holes in the feet are for.
263404
I am sorry that I have forgotten whether one can bolt this safe to the floor - I would believe so but I do not know if securing bolts or other hardware came with this safe. I had purchased it for my son and he like it very much.
170972
Yes, make sure it it secured perfectly at the sides, I have even worked with it seated on the floor.
1954620
U should have no problem. U can always put rubber pads from the hardware store if u r worried but should be good.
1808948
Has not damaged mine. The wheels are a soft rubber and I would find it hard to image that they would scratch or mar a wood floor.