What feature distinguishes a chain bolt from a foot bolt in tactical shelter/mobile facilities?

The distinguishing feature between a chain bolt and a foot bolt in tactical shelter or mobile facilities is the height at which they are installed. Chain bolts are typically positioned at a higher elevation, enabling better security and an appropriate lock interface for securing the shelter. This elevated installation can also facilitate ease of operation or access while maintaining a degree of security from tampering or unauthorized access. In contrast, foot bolts are located lower down, often anchored closer to the ground. This foundational placement can impact how each type of bolt functions and contributes to the overall security and integrity of the mobile facility. Understanding these differences in height is crucial for selecting the appropriate type of bolt for specific security needs.