Can this safe be mounted in concrete
1469094
It can. I drilled the holes in concrete with a hammer drill and sank anchors into them. The floor plate for the safe mounts to the concrete the same as it would to a wood floor.
1469095
You will need concrete anchor screw to do that. The hardware that comes with the safe won't work
1469096
Yes you will need to purchase the correct hardware to mount to concert but it should not be a problem once you get that to install in concrete.
1469097
As I have not mounted mine, I am not sure. However, if I might speculate, I would imagine it can be done. Possibly maybe substituting the screws that the safe came with for mounting and replacing them with concrete screws of the same measurement. Then again would that comprise the efficiency of the safe?... I don't know. Although I'm no specialist, I would say yes to answer your question.
2104494
This safe is not designed to be bolted to the floor. You could do it but it would require a custom solution. I think it would be better to buy a safe designed to be bolted to the floor rather than to develop a custom solution.
899823
you can mount it to concrete. You'll need a concrete bit to drill a hole in the crete, then use a large screw, washer, and sink to secure it.
2160799
Ours is bolted to concrete floor. There may be a wall bracket available, but that would require very significant wall attachment. Would not recommend.
191307
While it comes with mounting screws, you could anchor it, but since I would need to go through the threshold and then concrete, I didnt do so, and it has worked just fine.
216118
If you thrust it into a concrete wall, I would say yes. If used as intended, I think you'll be fine.
1028217
yes. can be mounted to a concrete ceiling, but i would not recommend using the screws included. they are really for wood. i would get #8 concrete screws. mcfeelys has good concrete screws that are very sturdy. Or you could use concrete screw inserts. you would need a masonry drill to drill the hole for either the concrete screws or the screw inserts. your hardware store may also be able to help you. once attached, these wall mounts will work great!
1818778
with all due respect, please ask the manufacturer. I hung mine on a normal interior wall, not concrete.
1295287
Not sure. We have a concrete floor, made a wood box, place the safe inside, and fill with concrete. It will never move.
1403196
I have had mine in concrete and have not had a problem. We have many temblors and this product has worked well. BTW, I live in Costa Rica.
41257
I don't know if that is advisable or not. I know mine is installed in cement and in an inground pool. I do know that you want it installed so that it can support the weight of the person(s) coming out. It would have to be very well reinforced with extra framing for stability.
1919175
This item is part of a organizing solution called Rubbermaid FastTrack Garage Organization System. You would have to anchor the FastTrack rails into your concrete. http://www.rubbermaid.com/Category/Pages/ProductDetail.aspx?CatName=GarageOrganization&SubcatId;=FastTrackGarageOrganizationSystem&Prod;_ID=RP091559
462027
Mine is installed on an exterior stucco wall. You will need a concrete drill bit and concrete screw. As long as you have the right drill bit and screw, there is no reason it can't be installed on a concrete wall.
1699488
I don't see why not as long as you have the right hardware for the concrete wall.
1295289
the safe can be installed any where, but you will have to modify it to fit in a wood floor. Usually it's set into CONCRETE to protect from fire. If installed underneath a pier it is subject to moisture, you will also need to find a way to insulate so it's not subjected to RUST.
342487
No the package comes with a wood stud anchor. It would not work for concrete, but i would not use the enclosed hardware anyways. I went to home depot to buy better hardware for a few cents.
1696024
I anchored mine to a concrete wall. The package comes with screws and instructions for mounting directly to a wall stud.