Vehicle Fixing Kit - How To Install

A Vehicle Fixing Kit is available in two styles, Steel Bracket and Marine Ply. Depending where in the Vehicle the Vehicle Fixing Kit will be installed depends on which of the two styles is used. When the Vehicle Fixing Kit is installed slide the Weapon Safe in and lock it with the supplied High Security Abloy PROTEC Key.

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How To Install A Vehicle Fixing Kit

This page explains how to install and the suggested fastener types used to install both styles of Vehicle Fixing Kits:

	Steel Bracket
	Marine Ply

Very Important Before You Do Anything

Steel Bracket

When installing a Vehicle Fixing Kit first, remove the Docking Station from it by undoing the high tensile nuts and washers securing it. Then install the Vehicle Fixing Kit to your Vehicle, finally bolt the Docking Station back onto the Vehicle Fixing Kit Steel Bracket by screwing the high tensile nuts and washers back onto the Vehicle Fixing Kit clinch studs.

Marine Ply

When you receive the Marine Ply Vehicle Fixing Kit a Docking Station has already been affixed to it. Do not remove it. All that is required to install it to your Vehicle is:

	Hold the Marine Ply Vehicle Fixing Kit in the position it is going to be installed to, this is normally under the parcel shelf or to the floor in the boot and in some vehicles to the floor under the front passengers seat.
	With a pencil mark the position where you are going to place all the fasteners on the Marine Ply Vehicle Fixing Kit.

The Following Is Only A Guide About How To Install

Weapon Safe Docking Station - a minimum of 5 fasteners, preferably 6 spaced evenly along the front and preferably 6 fasteners at the rear.

NB: Some Vehicle makes / models have punched out electrical wiring access holes in the Steel parcel shelf frame which may coincide with a chosen installation location. Simply bypass that location and place your fastener as close as possible to the punched out hole.

Pre-drill a pilot hole through the Docking Station and the Marine Ply at the front and through the Marine Ply at the rear.

NB: You may also use existing screw hole positions in the front of the Docking Station if any are more convenient to use. To do this remove existing screw / s and replace them with your chosen fastener. Use your chosen fastener through the Marine Ply at the rear.

NB: Different Vehicle makes and models may require different lengths of Marine Ply. If the Marine Ply supplied is a little too long for any unexplained reason, simply cut it to the required length.

Depending on how you intend to screw in the fastener (either by hand or with a drill with the appropriate screwdriver bit in it) depends on what you do next.

	If using a drill with a screwdriver bit, hold the Marine Ply Vehicle Fixing Kit in position and screw the first fastener through the parcel shelf, to the floor in the boot or to the floor under the front seat. Once in position screw in the remaining fasteners.
	If screwing by hand, you will have to pre-drill the parcel shelf, the floor in the boot or to the floor under the front seat and then screw the fasteners in by hand.

If installing flat to the floor in the boot, you must make sure that:

	You affix into a Steel floor pan or chassis. Affixing to cardboard or timber floor or to a polystyrene infill, as are in some Vehicle makes and models, IS NOT acceptable under any circumstance.
	When affixing to a totally flat surface with full Steel support underneath and to the floor with carpet or rubber matting eg. under front seat, then the Marine Ply maybe able to be substituted in some vehicles with either.

	A 6mm ply base. This keeps the Docking Station on a flat surface and takes out any uneven pressure exerted when installing to the floor.
	OR - A 3mm Steel plate when the surface is slightly undulating such as under the front seat in some Vehicle makes and models.

Fastener Type To Install A Vehicle Fixing Kit

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What To Do Next...

	Go to Price List / Secure Order Form for the cost of your investment to purchase a Weapon Safe and accessories and to place your order.
	OR - Do you require a quotation and / or information sent to you? Go to Enquiry / Quotation Form.
	OR - For further information about the Weapon Safe please contact us.
	OR - Keep reading through this Web Site to learn about the Weapon Safe and WHY YOU MUST, for your own protection, ensure your Handgun / handguns are secure when left in your Vehicle.

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Weapon Safe Vehicle Fixing Kit with Docking Station bolted to it in the rear of a Nissan Pathfinder.

Weapon Safe secured in an angled Vehicle Fixing Kit in the rear of a Magna Wagon.

Weapon Safe Docking Station fitted to a Marine Ply Vehicle Fixing Kit installed under a parcel shelf in a BMW.

Weapon Safe secured under parcel shelf in the boot of a BMW.

Weapon Safe secured in a Steel Vehicle Fixing Kit in the boot of a Ford Falcon.

Weapon Safe secured under the parcel shelf in the boot of a Ford Falcon.

Weapon Safe angled Vehicle Fixing Kit with a Docking Station bolted to it.

Vertical mk3 Vehicle Fixing Kit with Docking Station bolted to it, will secure a Weapon Safe.

Back view of a vertical mk3 Vehicle Fixing Kit showing how the clinch studs are flush with the back.