Can you bolt the safe to wall? Or floor?
604784
Yes you can and it comes with the screws inside to do so awesome safe. tamper and pry proof. It also lets you know when the batteries are getting low it will blink red. Make sure you keep up on the batteries when they're getting low because if you don't have your spare key it will not open. And your combination won't work because it won't pick up on it because the batteries are low. But I think you will enjoy this very much I rated it 5 stars
1770959
Yes, this safe comes with the hardware needed to bolt the safe to the floor. I have had this safe for about six months. It works great for me.
1974979
There are two holes in the back of the safe. First find a wall stud and mark the wall with its location. Then measure the distance between the holes in the back of the safe. Mark the location of the second hole on the wall. I used a toggle bolt for the hole that did not line up with the wall stud. Its a bit tricky to get the toggle bolt installed but worth the time since it will hold the safe firmly to the wall. Use a long screw into the wall stud. Hope it helps
901301
No pre-drilled holes in the safe. My safe came with 2 - 4" lug screws, 2 washers, and 2 masonry anchors. To anchor safe to the floor, one has to tip the safe on its side and drill holes through the bottom at two indentations on opposite sides of the safe, using a 7/16" , masonry bit. Then sit the safe upright and place it where you want to secure it to the floor, mark the floor (through the drilled holes), move the safe aside, drill into the floor using 9/32" bit for wood floor or a 3/4" masonry bit for masonry floor (then install the masonry anchor in each hole); in either case, drill holes 2 1/2" deep into the floor. Move the safe back over the holes; for wood floors, insert the screw through the washer, through the holes in the safe, and into the holes in the wood floor - tighten with a wrench. Do the same for masonry floors and tighten with a wrench. Hope this helps.
1758712
Yes it can. Comes with screw that bolts to the floor (through the hole in the floor of the safe).
29054
Yes, the safe comes with a bolt kit for that purpose. The instructions say, however, if you punch out the holes in the bottom of the safe which is necessary to bolt it to the floor, the waterproof integrity is compromised.
1490275
Yes....you can by a cable with a lock also from amazon. We bought a 6 footer that loops thru predrilled "mounting" holes in the back of the safe, then looped the cable through one of the holes in the metal bed frame. We looped it so that the lock would be inside the safe, and away from someone trying to pick it, so we wouldn't have to carry around an extra key. Yes, someone can dismantle the bed to steal the safe but they would have to walk out with both the safe AND the metal bedframe tied together by the looping cable, which would be more of a hassle than any thief would likely want.
500060
I'm not sure. There is one shelf that is set on "brackets" on the side walls of the safe.
1293041
I put mine in basement bolted to concrete floor. My thinking was if you have a house fire..if safe is on ground floor it may get covered if 1st floor collapses down on it...but you would know exact area of safe. If mounted on second floor...you may have to search for it. It gives you instructions on how to bolt to wood or concrete or you can look up instructions online. I am sure people bolt to wood/laminate flooring....people that live in apartments do not have a concrete floor.
1357457
Yes you'll have to find the studs and make sure that you can at least drill into on if them in irder to secure the safe.
1752109
Can be bolted to the floor, but it doesn't come with the bolts. I, howeve, didn't do it. I just noticed that it is possible if needed.
2269339
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.
2217042
That would depend on the distance between studs, and/or depth of wall. In a standard wall there will be about one inch available behind the safe.
29055
Although I have not bolted mine yet the paperwork that came with the safe says you can and mine also came with a kit to bolt it down. Bolting it does require drilling holes through the safe and as explained in the paperwork that comes with the safe drilling holes means that it will no longer be waterproof.
1355472
Only if you plan to recess it into the floor studs. The door will not open easily and you will probably have to put a small thin rod to pull it open. The safe is designed to be wall mounted so the door easily springs open. Bottom Line: You can put it in the floor as long as the floor beams are 16 inches on center and have the required 14 1/4 inches between them to screw the safe in. Opening the door will be problematic.
347282
It is not going to tip or anything if you do not bolt it, but a safe really should be bolted down. It only takes a couple big guys with a furniture mover to steal the whole thing.
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.