is it safe on apartment walls ? I don't want to lose my security deposit !?
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Yes; I put one up at work and peeled it down after a year when I left the job and it left no marks! However, you do have to be careful not to get marker residue on the walls when cleaning it, as that is hard to scrub off.
143054
I have mine against the wall, it is solid for my purposes, it is a great value for the price. Hope you are happy with it.
1928567
If the flooring is hardwood, I believe the thieves can rock this back and forth and break the floor and remove this unit. It is not that heavy but is a bit bulky for them to take it out. It might be better to fit in between walls or basement or somewhere that is harder to get to. Maybe in Kitchen or somewhere in bathroom closet (where thieves don't suspect as oppose to bedrooms). At 77, you may want to have someone to assit you with moving it around.
2022094
I have mine in my 3rd bathroom for storage, where it doesn't get a lot of traffic. It is fairly secure not being attached to the wall. If you don't have to worry about children, it's probably fine. I am getting a little concerned about mine because I have an 18 month old who visits often.
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.
476159
Hi Virginia, yes they can, no harm to the wall at all. You probably can't move them around 25 times, as they may not stick well anymore, but I've moved them and it's fine (as long as they stay clean). Good luck!
927749
I would not recommend that. It's a lot of downward pressure and will likely rip out of the wall like that. It's not hard to find a stud
408920
What i did was put them on my wall using thumbtacks. So it's super easy to remove, When it's time to move out my apartment. Just don't use glue. And you should be fine.
1035003
I have had in on the wall for about 9 months, no problems. It's very secure.
1290357
you need to tie in / anchor down the walls along the perimeter. if you can do so on your tile, you will be ok.
70149
Be sure and install it from the inside. Even if they pull off the exterior plastic facing they can't rip it off the wall from the outside.
1276238
I don't think you'll have any problems. I have very old walls, that are not completly smooth. They stay on just fine. It is so cool the difference they make when up!!
300863
No. This safe is not weather proof and not really secure at all for any type of outdoor installation. I would never recommend you attempt such a thing.This safe is ok, and I'm glad I have it to hide away some medium-value items to keep away from nosy roommates, babysitters, family members, children, etc. This safe would never deter and would barely slow down an actual criminal. Keep your money in a bank account.
674002
No, I think this is meant to be for the long haul, and I would ask the home owner before putting up wallpaper because if the walls are older or not in great shape anything coming off may damage the drywall or plaster.
155165
I think it potentially can be. I would have a few concerns. The tiles dont get tied to the floor and even thought they don't seem to slip it depends how many you will put down and how close to the ledge you want to cover. I personally would try to add something to secure them better just to be sure o make sure the railing and or wall keeps them in place. Other possible issue is I've seen how some bulding management/HOAs are strict about what is put on a balcony. I would also make sure there is no rule that would make you have to take them out. Other than that it sounds like a good idea.
43291
Dear friend,I did not secure it to the wall. It stands there stably. You are able to put something such as small piece of thin wood or sth. else underneath its front lower cornerpoints in order to make sure it is stable.
1769727
It's secure. I had a stack on barometric safe that was not fire rated, and it was the same gauge steel as this. Make sure they are not running electrical horizontally through the wall where you are planning to put it.