House Key Safe

[Darkangelv2]

Masterlock do one that I believe is the only one to be Insurance approved (ie doesn't invalidate your policy).

This one maybe:

http://www.diy.com/departments/master-lock-resettable-combination-reinforced-key-safe/265025_BQ.prd

 

[Roundozo]

What about these from Yale. Who needs a key?

http://www.yale.co.uk/en/yale/couk/productsdb/smart-locks/keyfree-connected-smart-lock/

Get one of these! You don't need a key, can set combinations that only last for 24 hours (say for cleaner or something) and i believe you can type in any random code as long as you end up with the last digits being correct. This way if you feel you have nosey neighbours they wont be able to guess the combination.

 

[stephendutton]

I'm thinking now of maybe getting a finger print entry system :?

Tim.

Is he talking about his girlfriend still . :evil: :evil:

 

[TitanTim]

Thanks guys, I've decided to order a C500 keysafe after all that :roll: , it seems to get good reviews and will site it away from prying eyes as much as possible. There are others out there and combination type locks etc but for me an unknown quantity and would prefer to go by user reviews and feedback which the C500 has plenty.

Tim.

 

[ronk]

Does anybody take notice of un monitored alarms these days?


But instead of a keys safe, why not a digital / push button door lock?

 

[TitanTim]

Does anybody take notice of un monitored alarms these days?


But instead of a keys safe, why not a digital / push button door lock?

I don't know much about them Ronk in all honesty, all I know is we had combinations type door locks at work and the fail rate was quite high.

Tim.