can the safe be installed in a wood floor on piers
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Not sure. We have a concrete floor, made a wood box, place the safe inside, and fill with concrete. It will never move.
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Yes, but you need to costum make your mounting, to provent the safe from being removed (ie liquit nails)
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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.
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Yes- althoughI use it on a carpet - I would not hesitate to use it on a wood floor. Joan
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Hi Marsha, yes the shark is safe for laminated floors as long as the floors are intact and there are no gouges or gaps in the floor.
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Yes, is long as there is a receptacle outlet it can be installed. I installed it in a wood floor and it was very easy.
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Nope. It will also compromise the safe's fire resistance to bolt it down. I would suggest the use of an industrial epoxy to secure the safe, without reducing its fire resistance.
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Yes, it can be placed on a wooden surface without causing rings. The unit does not sit flat on the surface it sits on 4 small rubber based feet allowing for circulation and venting of the unit.
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I don't see why it would be a problem if the size of the openings are the same. You might want to use a little liquid nail or other adhesive if it doesn't stay secure on its own. On the floor, gravity holds it in place.
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You will need concrete anchor screw to do that. The hardware that comes with the safe won't work
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There are holes provided in the safe for mounting. The mounting bolts that come with the safe are intented for floor mounting to concrete. The best thing to do would be to go to a home improvement store and get screws and washers. Put the screw through the washer and screw that through the holes in the safe.
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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.
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Ms. Romero, The ones I ordered for the grandchildren are used for outside fun. I personally would not trust them on wood floors.
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I do not recommend that if the wall is sheet rock but it can be anchored to the floor the safe has predrilled holes on the back & bottom and comes with anchor bolts
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I would think so, though admittedly mine is on a wood floor. Don't think it would be harmful however.
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I have it on a wood floor, but I honestly do not see why not. It was a good buy for us.
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I have had this safe for sometime now, it can be bolted down in a closet I know, I don't see why it could be in a floor as well with the right bolts because you have to go inside the safe to unscrew it, just so you know as well, im still on the same battery that I started off with, it is very sturdy and heavy for a safe this size and holds quite a bit of stuff, hope this answers your question and any others that it may pose
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No, I don't think so. You might consider a wood framed base or concrete poured
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Absolutely not. ( sorry to say ). I love the pen. I purchased few fiber type floor protectors and cut them to size and placed them under the connecting rods. I have hard wood floors also and this is what worked for me.