Any insight on whether this safe work if I mount it upside down? Thanks!
47092
You'd have to figure out a way to secure the gun to keep it from alling out when lid opens.
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...
47094
I don't have mine mounted upside down, but i think the lock would work fine. The lid is fairly heavy, so it would/could fall open pretty hard. You would also need a way to secure the firearm (or whatever you put in) so it would not fall out. This could be challenging looking at the design of the interior.
47095
That would be very awkward to load and open but yes, mine opens in any attitude.
47096
It won't work. You could mount it upside down but the contents will fall out.
1452581
These cameras can be hung upside down, but you have to take off the visor on top and use that threaded hole for the mounting piece. I have done this with 2 systems now when I need upside down mounting and it always works great.
755954
I have never mounted this light upside down and wouldn't recommend it. The mounting has a keyhole feature and seats very well rightside up - probably not so good the other way.
983750
I see no reason that you couldn't mount it upside down. The mounting bracket is 1/4" so surely strong enough.
1641696
It shouldn't be a problem. I have two bolted together for extra extension, and the second guy is mounted upside down into the first guy... Works great. Use the allen socket bolts included, ditch the thumb screws though.
1013292
I don't see any reason it couldn't be installed upside down. Clamp would then stick up above top of hutch tho.
527422
I do not think you would be able to swap the side of the hinges on this without risking damage to the safe's integrity. You could install it upside down but, two things: 1- The knob to twist and open the safe is about 1/3 of the way from the top of the safe. you would need to hang the safe kind of high to get the knob at a reasonable level, which poses the potential hazard of having the gun fall out onto your head. 2- there is a strap that you can use to hold the gun in place that will can only be fed through the back of the safe via pre-cut slits near the top of the safe. If you turn the safe upside down, I do not believe this strap would be very effective. Hope this helps! I do not think you would be able to swap the side of the hinges on this without risking damage to the safe's integrity. You could install it upside down but, two things: 1- The knob to twist and open the safe is about 1/3 of the way from the top of the safe. you would need to hang the safe kind of high to get the knob at a reasonable level, which poses the potential hazard of having the gun fall out onto your head. 2- there is a strap that you can use to hold the gun in place that will can only be fed through the back of the safe via pre-cut slits near the top of the safe. If you turn the... » Read More I do not think you would be able to swap the side of the hinges on this without risking damage to the safe's integrity. You could install it upside down but, two things: 1- The knob to twist and open the safe is about 1/3 of the way from the top of the safe. you would need to hang the safe kind of high to get the knob at a reasonable level, which poses the potential hazard of having the gun fall out onto your head. 2- there is a strap that you can use to hold the gun in place that will can only be fed through the back of the safe via pre-cut slits near the top of the safe. If you turn the safe upside down, I do not believe this strap would be very effective. Hope this helps! « Show Less
440730
It is flush. It comes with spacers so it will fit evenly on a slightly rounded fluid reservoir. I use it on my Gold Wing, with a mount (also from Ram) for my GPS. It makes for a very solid, stable mount. I don't know what you mean, "using it upside down". The dimensions are 1 3/4" x 4". (I just went out to the garage and measured it.)
2261112
I mounted mine upside down , and the image appears correct on my screen. Hope this helps
1721990
Nope. It will also compromise the safe's fire resistance to bolt it down. I would suggest the use of an industrial epoxy to secure the safe, without reducing its fire resistance.
918198
You could install it upside down - but it is not designed to be installed upside down. There is a rubber piece that sits between the bottom plate and the camera when installed properly. If installed upside down, the metal plate would make direct contact with the camera - no rubber. Additionally, I suspect that the weight of the flash would swing the top plate open. I would not do it.
1083258
it will work upside down, you have to just cover the hole when turning it over.
2155949
The ring that holds the arm to the pole secures with an allen wrench. I think this configuration would be possible as long as the pole is as well secured as it would be normally. There is nothing on the arm that prevents it from installing upside down.
1103346
If we're you stick it in is on top yes but if it's on the bottom it will work but to me it would look weird just because it's upside down but yes it still will work
2104494
This safe is not designed to be bolted to the floor. You could do it but it would require a custom solution. I think it would be better to buy a safe designed to be bolted to the floor rather than to develop a custom solution.
865589
Yes I don't see any reason why it would not work upside down . But remember the craw space still has to get moist warm air out so vent pipe will have to exit building or you will rot the sub flooring or make mold
1481769
I have them mounted upside down Works fine. You have to be careful putting on the glass globes with the tool they provide. Globes are kind of delicate but with a little patience it works ok and looks fine