Could I screw this safe into the bottom of my nightstand?
1482953
Yes, there are two holes in the bottom, but a determined thief would just take the whole drawer.
1482954
Yes, there are 4 predrilled holes in the bottom of the safe at each corner for fastening it securely to a surface.
1482955
Yes you can. Simply remove the rubber pads at the bottom of the gunvalut and foam pad inside the gunvault. Screw the gunvalut to the night stand and replace the foam pad. As an added safety I would strap your night stand to a stud in the wall. If you have a small nightstand somebody can easily carry away your nightstand with your gunvault attached. Or you could add an sonic alarm next to the gunvault. This all of course extra safety for when your home is empty.
1482956
My safe does not have pre-drilled holes, but you can always make the modification yourself.
1482957
Yes - with a little fabrication. I would drill 2 - 1/4" holes 6" apart in the bottom of the gunvault. Then get 2 - 1" wood screws and washers. Don't forget the Gunvault comes with a 5' cable you can lock to anything
314008
You won't be able to use the top drop box for that, absolutely not. For the bottom, you're also not going to be able to fit that in there because i don't think you can rotate the box once it's in the safe. I mean, I don't know for sure because I don't have something in those dimensions, but just looking at it with a ruler I think it's going to be a no-go for you. Hope this helps.
1593839
Yes, the underside is tapped for mounting and the hardware is included. You may have to get creative attaching it to a bedframe though, not sure how you'd do that exactly? Maybe with a board? But it is possible with the design of this safe.
268668
You could but your firearm would most likely fall at a weird angle in the bottom and it might be awkward to retrieve in the dark and get a good grip. Also the safe is kinda deep for this to be practical. I also wouldn't trust the door spring since the door is heavy and it may fail to open quickly when you need it most.
1708819
Kind of defeats the purpose, I have a mirror mounted in from of mine, I think it's designed more to simply hide your weopans and valuables. If you want quick maybe put a gun at the bedside but when leave put it in the safe.
1191361
Yes, but you would have to remove the seat. The safe comes with a mounting plate that you secure then the safe locks in with a slide in slot and two thumb screws. It's a bit tricky to get it secured with the thumb screws. Maybe with smaller hands it would be easier. Love the safe and ease of use. I only had to mount it once so in the scope of things it's not bad to mount.
1490275
Yes....you can by a cable with a lock also from amazon. We bought a 6 footer that loops thru predrilled "mounting" holes in the back of the safe, then looped the cable through one of the holes in the metal bed frame. We looped it so that the lock would be inside the safe, and away from someone trying to pick it, so we wouldn't have to carry around an extra key. Yes, someone can dismantle the bed to steal the safe but they would have to walk out with both the safe AND the metal bedframe tied together by the looping cable, which would be more of a hassle than any thief would likely want.
1304164
You can decide how high you wish to install the entire headboard including the night stands. The nightstands height cannot be adjusted after you secure it
2269339
I'm not sure I understand how you want to mount the safe but the pre-drilled holes are on the bottom. You can drill through the back of the safe without a lot of difficulty. I drilled two holes in mine in order to loop a very small cable through the back and then secured to the cable to another piece of furniture so if you steal my safe you have to take the bed with it. If you are thinking of mounting this on a wall with the door sticking straight out it may be possible but the weight of the safe may damage your wall. Keep in mind that the door is spring loaded too so opening and closing the door may eventually cause the screws/bolts to come loose. Hope this helps.
20695
I screwed it into the side of a wood nightstand.....not but I think it would be to heave with a pistol in it to use velcroMerrill
449455
Yes, there does appear to be four +s on the inside bottom that I think might be there to drill through to bolt the safe to something.
1752909
it can be mounted upside down but you couldn't see the key pad,it also can be mounted sideways but you would lose a lot of space because there is only one shelf in the middle and the bottom of the safe, i personally would think of making a metal frame and then hang that from under the desk.
743471
Yes. There are pre drilled mounting holes in the bottom where it can be mounted. I had this safe and just had to replace it. It comes with two keys. One for the top lock and one for the bottom lock. The keys are identical and they are very difficult to fit in the locks. Long story short... I accidentally used the top key for the bottom lock and it jammed. Ended up paying a locksmith more than the safe cost to get it open. The safe is now a useless box... I suggest spending a little bit more on a better safe...
2159394
As promised, I tried when I got home. It is too small to fit a shotgun (even a short barreled shotgun) or a rifle. If you were to take all the shelves out, you could probably get something in on a diagonal, but that would be pretty wasteful of a safe - you need a TALLER safe.
47093
I don't think there should be any problem with mounting it upside down. Except of course that when you open it you are in risk of dumping everything in there on the floor...
891282
There are 4 holes in the bottom of the safe that have caps on them that are easily removed. You can then bolt them to a hard surface. I used a desk.
721111
i personally think you can and if you're handy you can modify it by placing a large board on top of the bottom shelf.that should do the trick