do you have to drill? i have a stack on fie proof safe.or is there a hole?
801308
Don't know about your safe but mine had a hole in the steel shell. I had to drill a hole thru the drywall and liner. Cord comes with a grommet. It's an easy install. Bill
801309
If you have Stack-On, you won't need to drill. The kit uses an existing vent hole in the back. However, you will need to access the hole through the interior furnishing. That is fabric and sheet rock. At least this was the case with mine. I recommend that you look at the back of your RSC and see if there is a vent hole on each side about a third of the way up.
801310
There are mounting holes that you can use to mount the stack in your safe. Since most fireprrof safes are lined with sheet rock on the inside, it is pretty easy to mount the stack where you want it with little or no drilling. The inside of my safe has felt on inside of the walls, so I used the hook side of peel and stick Velcro tape on the back side of my stack which allows me to stick it anywhere inside the safe.
47327
YaUs you, the inside lock peice is flush so if you don't want to drill the hole for outside lock it won't be a problem
379172
No drilling necessary, pretty easy install. This video sums up the install fairly well http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PVCFx_bN0WI
1232662
Hi there. No, mine did not but there are indentations where you are supposed to drill.
2081015
Is it possible to drill a hole to allow for wire to fit through? Also is it absolutely sealed shut where wire wont go through?
1932764
No, you don't need to drill. You do need to secure it, but for most cabinets a few large Command strips are more than sufficient.
873454
No you don't have to drill hole, but I sold mine because they don't stay put, you can easyly fall over in them. I bought the ones you need to drill hole for, they stay in place. I hope this helps.
1736118
The holes are not pre drilled just dimpled . The unit is offset about 4in so it would be a matter of raising it a couple of inches above your transom
1606893
i recommend using a power drill to drill the holes, although, you might be able to get away with using a nail to start the hole and then hand screwing in the screws.
544654
You do need a hole. We did not wanted to drill it so my husband installed a small shelve under the sink cabinet and attached faucet to it. We just get our water from there.
585146
The holes I drilled were 5/32 or maybe 1/8. You should drill a practice hole in some plastic, like an empty coffee container to make sure it's tight, then use silicone in the actual holes for water proofing.
1555747
One hole only on my model. (I've had mine for a while, not sure if the chassis/structure has changed recently.) I like the safe though!
150837
I did not have to cut a hole. The plastic below the bumper is already open where the tow hooks go. It is the same plastic piece used on four wheel drives which typically come with tow hooks already installed. My truck is a 2011 Silverado crew cab.
1843976
There are four raised bumps on mine, but no holes. I think you could drill holes easily though
518479
The model I bought had pre-drilled holes, though not great ones. I remember them being hard to get to. I will look at it later today or tomorrow and try to send a better answer if others have not already addressed this question.
1807764
We did not have to drill a hole. It's been up for a year and we've had no problems but I won't really know how well it protected the banister until we take it off which will be quite a few more years I hope.
1188390
Drill the hole just large enought to accept the threaded pipe coming from the rings. You'll have flat washers and nuts on both sides of the bowl bottom. No place for anything the get out.