Can this drop box be mounted/bolted on cement?
743470
Sure .thats the best thing to do . But u need to have the right tools to do that . U should have the instructions in side the box
743471
Yes. There are pre drilled mounting holes in the bottom where it can be mounted. I had this safe and just had to replace it. It comes with two keys. One for the top lock and one for the bottom lock. The keys are identical and they are very difficult to fit in the locks. Long story short... I accidentally used the top key for the bottom lock and it jammed. Ended up paying a locksmith more than the safe cost to get it open. The safe is now a useless box... I suggest spending a little bit more on a better safe...
743472
It came with 4 heavy-duty bolts that screw into the bottom. However, it seems to be set up to secure it to wood, not cement. Go to youtube and see "How To Install a SentrySafe Big Bolt Safe" (different safe, but the same bolts, and I suspect a similar install). Do note that this is a pretty small safe. If I were to install one more permanently, I'd probably select a bigger model.
743473
Mounting in cement would take finding the right size hex-top cement screws, and a strong arm with "lateral push power" to sink bit from the side (VS. top-down angle). Doable with some pain.
743474
Its allays our pleasure to help any amazon Consumer.I have gone over to the safe to double check. and Yes it has 4 holes that you can use to screw the safe to the ground. then you have a small fabric inside the safe that will cover up the screws.please feel free to contact me with any other questions.
2031013
i don't see why not. i mounted mine to a concrete wall. unfortunately it only mounts one way, swing to the left. i had to modify to swing to right. welder handled
2271816
It is made as a free standing rack, but you could drill some holes in the rack and bolt it to the concrete.
1088427
The mailbox has to be secured with lag bolts and it would be very difficult to fasten it to concrete. The opening for the post is three sides fixed and one side open. It does not slide down over the post.
1818775
Yes, I mounted mine to a concrete wall. It is mounted solid. I have not had any problems.
899822
Yes. That's precisely how I installed the device. Buy concrete grade drill bits and anchors.
1528421
No the mental ring isn't heavy at all. I hung it directly from the the ceiling. I don't know how it would be done with cement.
554420
I installed mine on a wood post, but I am sure if you check with your local hardware store they can tell you how to install it In concrete and give you the items you need to do that with.
172844
You can easily set it up on top of cement, but you wouldn't be able to anchor it, so if the animal you are containing is strong, they would be able to move it around. It isn't meant to be permanent in any case.
1433867
I will say Yes . The way that you could anchored to the cement maybe, is by doing some kind of DIY anchor system. Because, the brackets that come with the Gazebo are to be anchored to dirt. But, won't be hard how to figure out how to do it. This gazebo is Beautiful !, with great space. I did my daughter's baby shower in it. I wish I could send some pictures ! If you have any other questions , please feel free to contact me again. Enjoy !
1274728
Yes it can with a drill bit designed to bore into cement. I installed one on front door where the footing was cement underneath the tile. You could go to nightlock website and find their phone number under" contact us" and consult with a rep. that said, it is doable.
164205
Good question---but I don't think so. At least I know that is does not come with hardware to install as such---plus the top portion does not accommodate screws or anchors for fastening nor does it provide reinforced material for drilling and/or bearing weight.
194526
I fastened mine to a cement slab with concrete screws. Have not had any problems with stability
1641860
The design of the box is to be installed on a wood subfloor. If the concrete has already been put down it would be very difficult to install. The utility box is normally screwed into the subfloor wood with electrical routed to it from underneath. A wood box frame at the correct height with routed electrical would need to be done before concrete was put down.
1503026
My answer is no. It's like using it on cement. The density of the material is too high and prevents the unit from getting behind it to wood or metal studs
270999
Not sure, but you could probably drill through the four (heavy duty steel) feet and bolt it down. To wood? To concrete/cement? Not sure why you'd want to. It's fairly stable, and that would obviously reduce your ability to move it around.
1414309
I put mine in an existing drop ceiling. If you are talking about the box on the unit Yes.