would this work on a hotel safe?
1378074
I wouldn't recommend it for that purpose. Probably wouldn't fit that configuration.
1378075
The preposition "on" is a problem for understanding. This is a hotel safe. It has holes for bolts in the floor and back wall to allow it to be secured to a shelf or to a wall stud. It makes a good cash or jewelry safe and a good, quickly entered gun safe. It will not stop a professional thief and would probably be crow-barred off the wall and stolen, but it will: slow down a thief and stop casual thievery, make noise when tampered with, and act as a decoy should you put items of minor worth inside should you put valuable jewelry elsewhere. If you want a truly secure safe, get one that is set in concrete in the basement floor and keep pet scorpions in a little cage over the dial. The preposition "on" is a problem for understanding. This is a hotel safe. It has holes for bolts in the floor and back wall to allow it to be secured to a shelf or to a wall stud. It makes a good cash or jewelry safe and a good, quickly entered gun safe. It will not stop a professional thief and would probably be crow-barred off the wall and stolen, but it will: slow down a thief and stop casual thievery, make noise when tampered with, and act as a decoy should you put items of minor worth inside should you put valuable jewelry elsewhere. If you want a truly secure safe, get one... » Read More The preposition "on" is a problem for understanding. This is a hotel safe. It has holes for bolts in the floor and back wall to allow it to be secured to a shelf or to a wall stud. It makes a good cash or jewelry safe and a good, quickly entered gun safe. It will not stop a professional thief and would probably be crow-barred off the wall and stolen, but it will: slow down a thief and stop casual thievery, make noise when tampered with, and act as a decoy should you put items of minor worth inside should you put valuable jewelry elsewhere. If you want a truly secure safe, get one that is set in concrete in the basement floor and keep pet scorpions in a little cage over the dial. « Show Less
1378076
No, I do not believe this item will work on a hotel safe. Sorry I could not be of more help. Take care
1378077
Doubtful, due to the thickness of most safe doors. This lock is also easliy defeated with a modicum of force.
1791865
Yes it will work fine as I have one on mine.As long as you buy the base unit for letting you know somebody has entered or left the alarm part of it
305315
Yes, it would work. No risk of fire. But remember to close when not in use. To save energy.
1469094
It can. I drilled the holes in concrete with a hammer drill and sank anchors into them. The floor plate for the safe mounts to the concrete the same as it would to a wood floor.
2090588
It works, yes. But I would not consider it "secure". If someone wants to get in, they will. Metal is not terribly thick, but works.
539593
Lisa I can not do that with my safe because it only has one code I thank all safes that are this model are like that. A higher price safe would have that function but you will have to shop around to get a good price safe with that function.
940929
The door I used it on was a hollow wood door and it worked just fine. I doubt it would work on a heavy security door.
1100022
I used my own screws, so they'd have to take up most of the floor board with it. I figure most break-ins are looking for easy carry anyway. If they want to bother with a safe bolted to the floor they are going to get it one way or another. I don't have the cash for a 1000# safe, so this worked pretty well for me.
1412076
If it has holes in the back of the safe, you can use wall anchors to mount it. I would not recommend that though, it won't be very as safe.
2079827
Yes it is a good safe. Make sure you get the version that bolts down ( BD version )
2249042
any safe can be broken into this one you would need a crow bar and a sledge hammer, In short it is pretty secure
2259070
No I don't think that will work well... unless maybe you are straping /velcro the firearm in place. I have had several similar safes... this one is still the best.
1680774
Yes. We used it for a door that had been scewed out of line, due to frost last winter.We got ad-a-lock to secure the door at night. It worked very well.
1191361
Yes, but you would have to remove the seat. The safe comes with a mounting plate that you secure then the safe locks in with a slide in slot and two thumb screws. It's a bit tricky to get it secured with the thumb screws. Maybe with smaller hands it would be easier. Love the safe and ease of use. I only had to mount it once so in the scope of things it's not bad to mount.
1231234
Either or would work.. Key or pin code. I personally use the pin (key pad ) entry. And the key for the safe. It is a nice unit for the cost.
54937
There are two small holes on each side of the back of the safe ( opposite side where the combination buttons are) so one could possibly could a cable and lock, but the cable would have to be pretty slim. Would still offer more protection this way, but would need to find the right cable.
1221143
I think it is. The safe comes with bolts can be used to secure it to a wall or floor.