can this safe be bolted down?
1758712
Yes it can. Comes with screw that bolts to the floor (through the hole in the floor of the safe).
1758713
Yes, it can be bolted down and comes with the hardware to bolt it to the floor.
1758714
Absolutely. Two bolts and the holes are already in the bottom. Concrete or wood is no issue with the right fasteners.
1758715
Yes, they include a kit for bolting it down with the safe and it is simple to do
1620349
It could be mounted to the side. The tray inside the safe is not on rails, so it would slide to the bottom, or you could take it out altogether. Note that the box is pretty heavy, so some solid wood is required.
102993
No. It is bolted. I am no expert but I would be cautious about one that was not bolted together....that it would be in danger of collapsing with weight on it.
1589666
I have had this safe for sometime now, it can be bolted down in a closet I know, I don't see why it could be in a floor as well with the right bolts because you have to go inside the safe to unscrew it, just so you know as well, im still on the same battery that I started off with, it is very sturdy and heavy for a safe this size and holds quite a bit of stuff, hope this answers your question and any others that it may pose
2130024
I doubt it. Plus you need to pad the safe cause it's pretty noisy when things touch it.
920215
Yes, it could be bolted down, but you'd have to drill your own holes. It does not come pre-configured for bolting. I keep mine free so I can scramble with it to another room in a rush. It could probably be pried open pretty easily if an intruder had time, so I'm not worried about theft. I have an 18.5" barrel on my Remington 870 and there's about 5" x 9 1/2" of free space. Plenty of room for a handgun.
2270542
I do not recommend that if the wall is sheet rock but it can be anchored to the floor the safe has predrilled holes on the back & bottom and comes with anchor bolts
2259070
No I don't think that will work well... unless maybe you are straping /velcro the firearm in place. I have had several similar safes... this one is still the best.
1469097
As I have not mounted mine, I am not sure. However, if I might speculate, I would imagine it can be done. Possibly maybe substituting the screws that the safe came with for mounting and replacing them with concrete screws of the same measurement. Then again would that comprise the efficiency of the safe?... I don't know. Although I'm no specialist, I would say yes to answer your question.
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.
2159396
I don't think so. At least not in the size and model that I ordered. Check the inner dimensions of the safe (should be given online) and measure your gun. That should answer your question. The shelves are removable. Good luck!
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.
2115848
yes you can there are holes in the floor and the back wall for anchoring. This safe works very well. I am very pleased with its results.
1226299
It doesn't need to be bolted down. I use it on a pad. It barely moves when I put all 230lbs of my force into it.
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
1412073
This safe can be mounted to the floor or the wall. There are for large screws that are provided with the safe and the 4 appropriate holes are available to mount it.
1469095
You will need concrete anchor screw to do that. The hardware that comes with the safe won't work