Can anyone recommend a good key safe? We've just ordered a keysafe from Coopers but we're abit disappointed with it as its not that user friendly - it has no hinge so the key pad bit comes out completely & its too small for a key and a key ring without really faffing around to get them to fit inside.
We're looking for something that's user friendly and fits a key plus keyring.
Key Safe
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SandyBeaches
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I've got a couple of these Master Lock ones from Screwfix and they have been fine over the last 3-4 years. However they are small and you can't include a keyring. Or only a very small one. Sorry about the long link!
http://www.screwfix.com/p/master-lock-8 ... oC8iHw_wcB
http://www.screwfix.com/p/master-lock-8 ... oC8iHw_wcB
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kevsboredagain
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That's the one I use too. Fine with a small keyring but I reckon it would be easy to break open. That Supra C500 looks must more beefy and if I were to buy again, I probably chose something like that.SandyBeaches wrote:I've got a couple of these Master Lock ones from Screwfix and they have been fine over the last 3-4 years. However they are small and you can't include a keyring. Or only a very small one. Sorry about the long link!
http://www.screwfix.com/p/master-lock-8 ... oC8iHw_wcB
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brightmike
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Yes, although it would be unlikely to do it accidentally due to the need to semi-depress the code change screws. I now have the anti-tamper plate. It's a metal plate held in place by a torx head screw. That should be enough to put the code 'out of sight, out of mind'.brightmike wrote:I just watched the Supra C500 video and it looks easy to change the code. Does that mean a guest could change it too?