I have a deadbolt above my doorknob, can it be mounted upside down to accommodate it?
1827539
I mounted the interior portion of the lock upside down with no issues. It was not designed with a dead bolt in mind, but like I said, it has work perfectly and was quite easy to mount and program.
1827540
Either way both sides extend too far right side up or upside down. you would need a higher deadbolt so I wouldn't recommend it.
364451
You may be able to do this if you put something under the panels next to the upside-down door panel so that it doesn't drag on the ground. I think it could work.
1322497
It should mount that way just fine. The mounting plate underneath will accept either a standard, thread on light post or screws. The cover locks in place too and whole assembly is extremely light so I don't see any reason you couldn't do that.
1843482
Can the shelves be installed "Upside-Down" from shown? That is: With 'Edge' down instead of 'Up?'
1138613
Yes..it is quite adjustable. It can be mounted upside down as well. A very good product.
553446
Yes, the mount can be installed upside down. For further assistance, please email support@satechi.com.Thank you,Satechi Technical Support
1355471
Mounting in the floor would not be a good idea. When the code is entered into the keypad, internal latches are moved electronically and the door springs open (no handle). Being in a horiontal position, the weight of the door would overcome the ability of the small spring.
2071689
I don't see why not. Although I did not install it myself. I had my electrician do it. Looking at it though, I don't see any issue with hanging it upside down.
1433274
My husband assembled this and he said no. There are cut out for the hinges already and the base has holes for dowels to hold it on, so you couldn't flip it upside down on the base either. If you are a carpenter with the right tools, maybe you could do this modification, but just for the average person, he suggests not to try it.
47093
I don't think there should be any problem with mounting it upside down. Except of course that when you open it you are in risk of dumping everything in there on the floor...
47096
It won't work. You could mount it upside down but the contents will fall out.
395976
I have it mounted horizontally, can't remember if it could be turned vertically.
1023324
This mount is designed for installation under a cabinet only. It can be installed upside down on a counter, however there is no mechanism that will ensure the arm holding the TV stays vertical.
1563755
Yes it can. In fact I recommend it that way because if it slips down while in the vertical position while you are out you will not be able to get back into your house (at least not through that door). I intentionally purchased and installed a deadbolt that is in the horizontal position when locked just for that reason.
289669
Well, it must be able to accomodate the deadbolt being on the left or right side of the door, so it should be able to be mounted backwards regardless of the side your deadbolt is on. However you could simply unlock your door from the outside, so not sure that would accomplish what you are looking for. Love the product!
1115695
Yes. That is actually how I mounted mine. Mine is hanging by the breach block (one of two ways, the other is the trigger blocks.) I wanted it to hang pointing away from everyone as well, so mine is not only horizontal, but the the shotgun is upside down. I am able to reach up comfortably in the dark, punch the code, turn the knob, flip the door up, and pull the gun off the block. I do not know if the trigger guard application would hold the gun in place once the door is up, so I'll only speak to the breach block install. Very solid, very happy with the way I mounted it....Hope that helps.
1584267
I don't see why not. The shelves are adjustable and you can slide them anywhere you want to . So upside down should work!