Can this be bolt to the floor?
946855
Yes, there are two holes in the bottom accessible under the lining from the inside. There are two additional holes(a little harder to find on the inside, easy to see on the outside) in the back to mount to a wall. 4 bolts and mounting hardware are included.
946856
I personally drilled holes in the bottom and bolted mine to the concrete floor. There were 2 holes there already but I wanted to put in 4. I also put two through the back so it could not be rocked. It is not going anywhere!!
916070
It'd be best if you could install it into studs, but if you mount it flush to the floor I'd assume heavy duty drywall anchors would do the job nicely.
324476
In the feet there are holes for bolts. So it has to be bolted to a table or plank. I'd recommend using an electric motor with a belt to run it. It's hard to turn buy hand due to its large capacity.
2160798
Yes it can be secured to the floor .I don't know about securing to the wall. I do really love the sink it is so much bigger and nicer than other sinks we looked at.
2126974
No, you don't have to bolt to floor. Cut you some 2 by 4s about 3 feet long and bolt to base. This keeps it stable when breaking the bead.
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.
701137
Oh course you can bolt it to studs! Just use the big lag bolts that came with it.
1179229
Yes, because it bolts on to another piece that takes about 5 screws attached to the floor.
819314
The safe can be mounted to the floor but I don't remember if it actually came with the bolts.
1888613
yes. It's heavy duty tho. Might damage the floor underneath if not done correctly.
89661
It probably could, but it might be a little low to the floor. The 'legs' it has are more like an X-shaped foot, which allows for stability.
1191362
To mount to the floor, you need the mounting bracket. Otherwise, you cannot open the door. It would require 4 1/2" of clearnace. I am not sure how you would attach the mounting bracket to the floor without drilling holes for bolting the bracket to the floor.
627585
No unless you are able to bolt it into the floor. My husband weighs 162 and he has to put sand bags on it and it still moves around a lot.
587417
Yes. It is a little tight at the front end of floor boards. You will have to buy your own stainless bolts, nuts, etc.
1950734
You should be able to, but it will have to be bolted vertically--won't pivot horizontal/vertical.
2260759
No It cannot...it is a wall mount . You might want to look at a ventless floor unit I have one and it is great around $300 Home Depot = Loews Good luck
569392
I bolted mine to a floor, I think you could if you were able to connect a cable to the bottom. Sorry I don't have a better answer.