I just went to install the wall safe. I cut the sheetrock and lined up the safe in the cut out. The anchor screw holes on the left (hinge side) are 2 1/2" from the back of the box. The anchor screw holes are 1 3/4" from the back on the right (lock...
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You're good. I have 2 of these safes bought a few years apart. Both of mine are like that. The only diferences in my two are one the older one the combination plate is brass colored and the new one is silver colored and the knob on the older one has the words open and lock with an arrow. The new safe only has a black rubber knob. Cost cutting I guess but they are both the same case and lock. Good safe. Can hold 2 compact size guns and I can even squeeze an Eva dry moisture absorber in mine.
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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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Yes. Bolts/screws (4) are included and there are holes (4) in the back and bottom of the safe.
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It comes with bolts that you put through pre-drilled holes in the safe. My husband did not like their bolts, so he used different ones than those shipped. If the holes don't line up to your wall studs, then you can use heavy duty anchors in the wall. We mounted to wall and wood floor. It was actually pretty easy to do.
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Sorry, but I didn't sink the anchors. I just drilled a tiny guide hole, and then screwed the screws into our plaster & lath walls with a screwdriver. It seems tight and secure.
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The bracket that goes on the wall measures maximum 20" from outside of hole to outside of hole. The screws would have to go in on an angle.
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there are holes in 4 corners, son in-law lined up the 2 on left w/stud, thought that he'd have to use molybolt for the other side, but there was a stud there as well. so it was pretty simple to screw into wall. even after loaded containers w/spices.... the magnets worked really well.
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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. 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... » Read More 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. « Show Less
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there are 4 1 1/2" screws on the interior of the box, if mounting on drywall into studs you will want longer screws. The box is fairly secure if someone was really persistent to steal the box they could which is why I placed mine in an inconvenience place to be able to pry behind it or swing a hammer at it. I would say all in all it is secure.
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Yes, there are 4 screws that go into the wall: 2 anchor the support arms up at the top and 2 anchor the rectangular base. The holes are 32" apart in order to line up with studs in the wall.
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Yes. Pre-drilled holes inside the safe with fixing bolts allowing anchoring.
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There are two screw types in the package, one for stud mount and one for drywall. I used stud mounts to avoid the larger hole required for the other.
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Yes, you can either put some 1/4" shim stock on the studs or like in my case, i just tighted the lag bolts until I felt slight resistance. don't overtighten or you could deform the safe. My gap was slightly less than 1/4" on each side (wood and houses aren't perfect) but it is plenty strong. I'm not overly concerned about would be theives from prying it out since mine safe is hidden and to be honest, if they find it and want it, they will find a way to get it out.
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The holes are on the back n bottom of the safe n mine came with the screws also, im happy with the safe Digital entry is good n u also have the keys also ,enjoy
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It is 12" high and fits between two studs in the wall. The face of the safe (around the door) is wider and taller then the safe box itself. I made a box with studs to slide the entire safe into the wall. Then I screwed and glued the safe to the studs. It is an excellent safe.
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7/32 for the plastic anchors and 7/64 for the screw into wood without the plastic anchor. The directions are on the box.
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Yes it will fit in a standard wall with 2x4 studs are 16 inches on center the safe is made to fit in the stud bay bare in mind that a dressed 2x4 is 1/3/4 by 3 1/2 my safe fit ok and did not come through the sheet rock the backside of the safe Good luck with the installation