are there any built in mounting points so you can bolt this to something and prevent a theif from just walking off with it?
449453
There aren't an built in mounting points but you could probably drill through the bottom if had a strong enough drill. Also it's pretty heavy and awkward to carry.
449454
**Proceed at your own risk...** There are 4 points in both the top and bottom panels which are "bored" nearly all the way through which might be drilled out and used for mounting, but the item's manual and the company website don't mention this, perhaps because if so drilled, the chest would not be waterproof. **It may also be that drilling through would ruin the chest in some nonobvious way, so beware.**
449455
Yes, there does appear to be four +s on the inside bottom that I think might be there to drill through to bolt the safe to something.
1708685
It would be very easy to mount. There are alice mounts but no screw holes. It could be improvised easily.
276186
Sorry. I don't have mine mounted. It does look like you would be able to remove it easily but not 100%.
2190614
I'm not sure if there is a way to without screws? I haven't mounted it yet, but I was thinking about attaching it to a wooden lamp post near the house.
1553667
There is nothing. The back is solid. Double mounting squares would possibly keep it from moving.
1664786
Every rack is a bolt on affair. Yes, this one would be lighter and easier to steal but you could always drill a hole in the mounting plate that sits on the bed rail, drop a long bolt or hitch pin through and into your stake pocket and put some kind of lock through a hole drilled into the pin. That's not a bad idea actually. I may do that to my own.
1769082
It doesn't have any mounting brackets on it. But I suppose anything (zip ties etc.) is possible. I really like it & even took it with me on my Road Trip through the south!
2012668
It is possible if you fabricate a mounting bracket.But I like leaving it free so I can use either foot depending on the position I need to be in.
719122
I don't think there is a way to do that based on attempting to do it on mine. The rubber foot screws down to the bottom of the threaded bolt, and is held on by a flange that is part of the bolt. I don't see any way to get the foot past that. Hope this helps.
1423875
Not unless you can use a left hand clip; you still might have a problem with the mounting bolt.
1135702
No anchors - just rubber feet. You could probably fashion a mount with L brackets from the hardware store.
1676875
Other than being bolted on, no not really. However a theif would have a tough time grabbing it.
1359680
Only mounting points are on the ends. You would have to fabricate a middle bracket
2111030
I mounted mine to the door frame but you can probably get away by just twisting it to wedge it between the door. I never at all felt like it would fall when it was mounted though.
66822
No there is no way to do that, and the mount most likely cant handle the addional weight of the shelf and componets on it
2202640
No, would not recommend bolting, the draw slides in an and out, also the end of the cable is what the lock latches on too.
1457825
Nope. Just a fixed plastic mount. Mine actually broke off. Pretty weak if you ask me.