can this safe be bolted to floor?
1770957
I could not say for sure if it could be bolted to floor but it capable of bolting to wall, It is a heavy safe. hope this helps
1770958
Yes, but we didn't bolt it down. It is too heavy to really make stealing it very easy.
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.
1770960
Yes, it comes with hardware to bolt it down. You have to drill the holes yourself. I did not it is very heavy when fully loaded.
1770961
Yes. Four predrilled holes. Just lift up the flooring inside the safe and you will see red markings where to drill.
1954998
No, it will not, because you must screw it down to the floor with a drill bit and screws.
1355473
I supposed you COULD. Your floor joists would have to be on 16" center for the safe to fit properly. Also you have to obviously cut through the sub flooring. The only problem I see would be getting the door to open if it's mounted in the floor. When it's mounted in the wall vertically and you enter the code, the door springs open by itself. If it was mounted in the floor, I don't know if the door would spring open because it's heavy gauge steel and gravity would be pulling it down. I'm just speculating, but you'd probably have to attach a strap or handle to the door in order to lift it open after the code is keyed in. In summary, I wouldn't recommend it. Hope that helps. I supposed you COULD. Your floor joists would have to be on 16" center for the safe to fit properly. Also you have to obviously cut through the sub flooring. The only problem I see would be getting the door to open if it's mounted in the floor. When it's mounted in the wall vertically and you enter the code, the door springs open by itself. If it was mounted in the floor, I don't know if the door would spring open because it's heavy gauge steel and gravity would be pulling it down. I'm just speculating, but you'd probably have to attach a strap or handle to the door in order to lift it... » Read More I supposed you COULD. Your floor joists would have to be on 16" center for the safe to fit properly. Also you have to obviously cut through the sub flooring. The only problem I see would be getting the door to open if it's mounted in the floor. When it's mounted in the wall vertically and you enter the code, the door springs open by itself. If it was mounted in the floor, I don't know if the door would spring open because it's heavy gauge steel and gravity would be pulling it down. I'm just speculating, but you'd probably have to attach a strap or handle to the door in order to lift it open after the code is keyed in. In summary, I wouldn't recommend it. Hope that helps. « Show Less
1752107
This safe is pre-drilled and comes with bolts and can be bolted to the floor or wall.
1613363
I wouldn't think so. It's a tension bar that needs a solid beam to "push" against. I have it wedged between the floor and a support beam. Good luck!
1122088
No, it needs to be bolted down. I wouldn't risk this thing dropping to the floor. That would be a shame because it's really nice
2178294
I assembled it and it is not design to be bolted to the ground by itself , however I plan to bolted using metal angulars, one portion to the ground and the other to the leg, probably you can find other way to do it
2104492
No, unfortunately to maintain its waterproof function it can not be bolted to the floor, it is made so that if your house floods it will float supposedly. There are no holes for bolting it to the floor but im sure with some technicall knowhow you can drill some holes and get it done. If you want something to bolt to the floor look for fireproof only, you wont find much in the waterproof department that can be bolted.
1292307
There are holes provided in the safe for mounting. The mounting bolts that come with the safe are intented for floor mounting to concrete. The best thing to do would be to go to a home improvement store and get screws and washers. Put the screw through the washer and screw that through the holes in the safe.
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.
1226298
It does nit need to be bolted to the ground, putting on carpet is fine. Wouldo be more stable though on hard floor.
1221143
I think it is. The safe comes with bolts can be used to secure it to a wall or floor.
1758713
Yes, it can be bolted down and comes with the hardware to bolt it to the floor.
1928569
Yes it can be done.I did it to mine and it was a carpeted floor so the plate will squish down the carpet when you tighten it properly and when you do that you have to use a longer bolt to secure the safe to the plate.Note:the longer bolt is the only issue because it is metric and it has a smaller diameter head to recess into the base of the safe.I was lucky because I happen to have one.If you don't have carpet you will be fine.
2174878
The safe is not pre-drilled for bolting it down. The user manual includes instructions on how to drill through two of the feet on the bottom of the safe in order to bolt it to the floor. I don't remember whether or not the safe came with the lag bolts. If not, the instructions refer you to the manufacturer's website for recommended hardware.
1812642
Not really. I think the only way you could do that would be to put a hasp on both seat sections to the floor. For handguns, I bolted a small safe, through the bottom of the DU-HA and into the floor of my truck.
1648362
Yes, there is a hole at the center of the safe along with an included bolt to be inserted from the inside of the safe.