Can the box be placed against a wall, and the lid be opened without the box having to be pulled away from the wall?
1733335
No. The lid requires several inches. As you can see in the picture there is a brown lid that is actually raised in the back. All of that extends out the back when opened.
1733336
No you will need at least 2 1/2 inches as the top has a rear lip that is very visable. One thing I can say is this is an awsome box and 2 years in the smell of cedar is still there.
1733337
It needs to be 4-5 inches away from the wall in order for the lid to be opened.
1733338
The box needs to be a minimum of 4 1/2" from the wall to allow clearance to properly open the lid.
1733339
there is a lip on the back of the top so a little clearance is required or it would strike the wall and not open completely; allow for about 4-5 inches!
1224570
It is probably not suitable for 2 reasons. 1. The back wall is covered in hooks that would scratch your items or they could be covered in foam or felt. 2. The useable depth is only about .25" for the full size of the box - 6x93. But the lock takes up the whole left side - leaving a space approx. 4.5x9x1.25
1508415
The box does not have any insulation and depending on the thickness you may be able to put some but it would have to be very thin!
352312
Yes, but might have to put a spacer between the holder and the wall so the lid opens properly
515219
None. the box is mounted on the outside of the house, on a brick wall. Works great.
1075170
the lid does not need to be tight. You don't want to have to wrestle the lid off. This is a great ash can. We couldn't be happier with it.
138854
If you have the box on a flat surface the lid will go back and be even with the bottom of the box.
1576970
Very doubtful. The box is designed to store the television with the stand removed.
1579996
No. The box is closed all around. The lid on the front prevents rain from getting in.
418986
The lid does "lock" in a way. But it is not airtight as it has vent holes in the back. It really is a nice breadbox, though, and it holds quite a bit.
619669
Yes. No problem whatsoever of wall damage. The hinge cover extends out 1.5 in. from the back of the can. This also means it is not truly flush with the wall, but prohibits any damage.
341487
This box has multiple ways to secure it both locking the lid and the box in place (there is a clip on the back of the box that you can secure it with or secure it to the Tough System dolly)
770919
Yes you can, the lid is a separate piece, it's not attached to the main box.
1727229
The back panel is thin and would not be suitable for attaching a fastener or wall hanger. The side edges are particle board, so it would be possible to use long screws there, but I would not trust them to support the box. It's pretty heavy even without anything in it.
1257442
I wouldn't. It's a steel box with a hinged top. You want easy access and space for the top to open right up, like right behind the passenger seat of a car. Look at the dimensions and if it won't fit in your proposed area, either put it somewhere else or get another safe.
152839
Yes it had a tray in the top of the box that swings back and up when you open the lid. You can put some things under the tray but when the lid is shut the clearance is smaller so you can only put smaller items under the tray to shut the lid. I'd say about an inch of clearance when shut. You can still put larger items in the front of the tray or in the tray as well.
78197
This is a nice sturdy box but no lock. I am afraid that the lid could blow off. It is big enough to put alot of supplies in it.