can this safe be mounted to the floor? Are there pre-drilled floor holes?
1587781
Yes, it has pre-drilled holes in the bottom and back for mounting either way.
423398
No, but I would recommend it. I'm not very strong g and I can pick this thang up... it does come with 4 holes to be mounted. I bought a cable lock to wrap around something. Since I didn't want to drill into the floor or walls
463810
Hello, there are no holes in the bottom of this safe, there are two holes in the back which means you have to have a wall etc in the back. If you want to bolt it to the floor you will need to drill holes in the bottom of the this safe.
922606
There are 4 pre-drilled holes on the bottom. My car is low profile (I don't have a lift) so I purchased a woefully inadequate cable to temporarily "secure" it to the rail of my car seat and straps to prevent the safe from moving around. To make it more permanent, I went to a body shop to have them help me drill the holes in my floorboard and mount the safe.
506763
Yes. there are 4 holes on the bottom for mounting. Great safe, highly recommended.
29054
Yes, the safe comes with a bolt kit for that purpose. The instructions say, however, if you punch out the holes in the bottom of the safe which is necessary to bolt it to the floor, the waterproof integrity is compromised.
347041
Yes, there are pre-drilled holes for wall studs. Both the floor holes and wall holes are in the metal and are hidden behind the interior carpet/insulation.
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.
1884205
The safe comes with two big plastic anchors and screws to attach to the floor. Nice safe though... Big and sturdy!
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.
1516412
It has holes on the bottom that can be secured to the floor or ground. It is heavy but does need to be secured to work properly.
1588704
Yes. You can see my review concerning the poorly selected mounting anchors. Buy new heavy duty anchors if needed. Otherwise, mounting hardware is fine. If you want to screw into wall AND floor, you may just need to buy additional screws, but the holes are all there.
1355474
This is a wall safe. It cannot be mounted on top of the floor. The only way I can see it being mounted on the floor is if the floor is hardwood and a portion is cut out of the floor to fit the safe in between floor studs that are 16 inches apart. Also, you wouldn't want to place it on the floor where it would be walked on due to the electronic key pad.
2132
No. It is a wall mount rack. I am sure you can find one that has feet for the floor.
922603
Yes, the unit has predrilled holes so you can secure it to any solid surface
1293394
Per the item description..."The safe has pre-drilled anchor holes so the safe can be bolted to the ground. The bolt down kit is included." the holes are on the bottom.
246776
We've been using it for about a couple of weeks now and so far so good. No need to mount on the floor. Does come with all the necessary mounting hardware, and if the wall studs (wood) are about 12" apart then I think it'll be perfectly aligned with the holes in the wood. For extra security however I do recommend attaching to the wall using some of those "butterflies", from the hardware stores, not sure exactly how they are called now. They go through the hole in the wall and then open up in the back, and they resist a good amount of pressure. In my case I put 2 screws to the wood studs and then 2 butterflies. I can't recommend attaching to a concrete wall, and of course never to a drywall, I didn't try, but I think it'll just fall in either case. It'll be just fine if attached to wood, and specially with these butterflies. Metal studs with these butterflies screws should do just fine as well. Hope that helps.