Most of our safes come with pre-drilled holes which will allow you to easily bolt it to the wall or the floor. HOWEVER, most fire proof safes can not have holes is the safe as that would reduce the fire protection. To bolt these safes in we suggest using a silicon-based glue to glue them to the floor.

Yes, all freestanding security safes come with pre-drilled bolt down holes and bolting hardware indicated on each product listing. The majority of fire safes cannot be bolted to the floor, as holes through the bottom or wall would breach the fire resisting barrier. Some Phoenix fire safes have specially designed and patented base fixing trays to overcome this problem.

a. The modular version of the cable ramps and the CR10 range of cable/speed ramp can be bolted permanently on to the road surface. The smaller highway extruded and approved versions just simply lie on the surface and are stable when traffic drives over.

Yes, when proper installation methods are followed. Exterior applications require special precautions and installation methods. Do not install floor tile on exterior walls unless the product specifically recommends this application.

Wall tiles (because they are not intended to be load bearing) are typically thinner, lighter and softer than floor tiles. Wall tile glazes are not designed to handle the abrasive forces from foot traffic. Increasingly, floor tiles are being applied to walls and this is no problem so long as the walls are strong enough to support their weight and proper ceramic tile installation methods are used. However, it is not usual to recommend using wall tiles in floor applications.

No. The base of the mast has a floor plate that can be bolted to the floor if desired. However, this is not necessary. The vertical mast is attached to the edge of the saw table and an adjustable brace, from the bottom of the mast to the back edge of the saw's table, keeps the mast stable and in position. Optional casters are available that can be fitted to the base of the mast to allow moving the table saw with the blade cover remaining attached.

We believe that these two types of dwellings would have been lived in simultaneously, that they date to the same period of inhabitance. There may have been some variance due to seasons. The village on the canyon floor would have been ideal for summer inhabitance. It was closer to Frijoles creek and the crops that would have existed on the canyon floor.

AutoTize LLC will print your graphics to unlimited sizes on any Interior/Exterior Window, Wall or Floor . We seam the panels together to produce bigger than life size images (window & building wraps, wall murals, etc.). Single panels can be printed up to 16 feet by 165 feet. Our Window, Wall & Floor Murals can be used for a wide variety of applications such as Visual Merchandising for buildings, billboards, indoor banners, signage, posters and tradeshows.

Bolting climbs is controversial. Bolting has an irreversible impact on the climbing environment. It is also considered inappropriate to bolt a climb that doesn't need it. Additionally it is frowned on to "retro bolt" an established route - adding bolts to an established climb will only lead to them being removed. Finally, bolts and permanent anchors are prohibited in some places, particularly wilderness areas.

The apartments do not have safes, but we can keep small valuables such as passports for you if you wish in our office safe. Just ask!

Some of our safes are fireproof and some are not. Those that are will specifically have the word "fireproof" in the product features list when viewing the product on the website. If a safe is fireproof, the feature list will also say how long the safe will protect its contents in a fire.

Answer: Both. The panels fit flush against the wall and stand on two (2) legs with 2" levelers. Once the panel is leveled, the top of the panel is fastened to the wall studs with 3 - 4 screws.

Tile Installation over Cracks - I am building a house in Florida, and the slab is a year old, and its cracked. Before I install the ceramic tile, should I use any kind of underlayment to prevent the tile from cracking, and if yes, what kind? Can I use roof paper as an underlayment? I will appreciate your answer, thank you! Old Thin-set Removal - The first floor of my house is currently comprised of carpet in the living areas and tile in the kitchen and major hallways.

a. Yes, by simply buying a new wall or floor covering and putting it over top of the existing one. Unlike furniture, wall or floor coverings cannot be removed from a room. To buy a new wall or floor covering, click on 'Walls and Floors' in the W Shop. You will see wallpapers, paint and floor coverings, most of which match 'themed' lines of furniture. To see what the room might look like, be sure to use the preview button. The new wall or floor coverings will cover the old ones.

Yes, floor tiles are generally thicker and endure more traffic and weight. Wall tiles are thinner and have a glazed surface.

Structural strength and resistance to abrasion. We will help you choose the perfect tile to use for your space. One example - we wouldn't advise Mexican hand-painted tiles for a shower, on account of the wider grouting required.

Construction joints, cold joints and cracks larger than a "hairline" should be cut or chiseled open to form a narrow groove which is then filled with a blend of hydraulic cement and XYPEX.