Is there a way to mount this to the floor?
1355471
Mounting in the floor would not be a good idea. When the code is entered into the keypad, internal latches are moved electronically and the door springs open (no handle). Being in a horiontal position, the weight of the door would overcome the ability of the small spring.
1355472
Only if you plan to recess it into the floor studs. The door will not open easily and you will probably have to put a small thin rod to pull it open. The safe is designed to be wall mounted so the door easily springs open. Bottom Line: You can put it in the floor as long as the floor beams are 16 inches on center and have the required 14 1/4 inches between them to screw the safe in. Opening the door will be problematic.
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
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.
1801061
No doesn't mount to floor. I added rubber pad to bottom to keepIt from sliding around. It's design not to tip forward. That's not an issue
1858208
I don't know for sure but I would think there is a way to attach another unit to the bottom of this one. You might have to improvise a little bit though.
1563753
Yes, you can use double sided tape or screw it in. Hopefully you have room to mount it on a flat surface as that would be better. Hope that helps.
194821
No. There is a mounting board that you screw into the wall. Then, the shelf sits onto that piece. You can then screw the shelf into the studs for further support.Essentially, it mounts like toungue-in-groove flooring.
892871
Good Afternoon. This is a floor mount only model. Thanks so much for the inquiry
1524519
no it doesn't have to be wall mounted, but you need to buy the floor stand brackets separately or make your own
1191362
To mount to the floor, you need the mounting bracket. Otherwise, you cannot open the door. It would require 4 1/2" of clearnace. I am not sure how you would attach the mounting bracket to the floor without drilling holes for bolting the bracket to the floor.
365168
Given that this unit is sold as an Infrared Heater - Wall Mount I would strongly advise about positioning it on a floor surface.
296797
You will have to use the the floor, unless u figure out away to keep the bottom tray in. There isn't anything holding it in place securly.
1330295
You can probably mount this to a wall. We thought about it, you would however want to be able to take it down for cleaning
1442920
No it cannot. Its only for hanging on a wall..but ikea has a simirar one u can use for the floor its nice n only cost 80 bux.
351493
No it can not be placed on the floor. It has to be placed underneath something. Be mindful that the bracket and top tray are made of plastic. If too much weight is placed on it, it will snap and break beyond repair.
983272
No it's doesn't have any way to mount it other than maybe adhesive or something.
1656817
You most definitely can just attach this to the floor of the cabinet. That is what I did. It is a very sturdy, well made addition to your cabinet!
1752109
Can be bolted to the floor, but it doesn't come with the bolts. I, howeve, didn't do it. I just noticed that it is possible if needed.
1118326
You could try to use double sided tape. But when it sweeps across the floor it might pop off.