Anchoring & securing a Jotul 602

[Table Jotul]

I have a Jotul 602 which I plan to place on a table in an outdoor pavilion with removable sides for a kind of wall tent. The stove will be mostly protected from the weather with at least 6' coverage about 6' above. We're generally not prone to big winds so I don't foresee much driving snow or rain getting to it.
My biggest concern is hiking up there in the winter and finding some passerby has stolen my stove. Have any of you anchored down one of these or what ideas do you have to protect and lock this thing up?
I have the stove up at the site and haven't unpacked it but I don't think there are any holes in the feet to anchor it is there?
I had a metal shop price up building me a split box that I could place around the stove and chimney and lock it together then lock it to posts coming through the table but the box quote is more then the cost of my stove!

If someone wants it bad enough there isn't going to be any stopping them, especially when the place is unoccupied so much. But a little deterrent goes a long ways I think with a casual thief.

 

[mellow]

I would just unhook the pipe and run a thick chain through the exhaust to the front door and padlock it to something big. Take the loading door with you when you leave.

 

[Table Jotul]

AH! Great Idea!
I think I have telescoping pipe for the connection to the stove, and I have some truck boxes mounted under the table I could even put the loading door in and lock it up. Scumbags would be less likely to take the thing if it wasn't 100% complete....
Would that be a quick job removing the pipe and the loading door? Probably a bit messy I guess.

 

[mellow]

Not too bad, the door should pull up and off the hinges easily, the pipe should be easy to pull out depending on the setup, shouldn't be too messy of a job if you are not burning for long periods of time, plus it will ensure your pipe is clean for the next time