Puroma Key Lock Box - Portable Combination Lockbox, Wall-Mounted Storage for House Keys, Resettable Code Safe for Home, Office, Apartment (4 Pack, Gray)

I keep my duplicate home keys in my car in this case. No need to carry another key for safe keeping other keys. I don't use the ring to hang, but that's good quality too. Small, sturdy & smart.

Very useful product,specially when you alone are there to handle everything. Quality is good

The quality of the product is good. This has eased my work of delivering keys to my guests. Overall a good product to place the keys separately..!

Nice

Very sturdy and useful item. Exactly as stated

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Nice product, Served the purpose.

Worth the money spent and it's served my purpose. No need to get duplicate keys done, instead just keep the spare keys in the lock and inform the passcode to your family. Easy access and you can change the password whenever you want.

This key lock box offers great value for the price. The overall construction feels solid, with good-quality materials, and it seems well made right out of the box. I haven’t had a chance to expose it to the elements, so I can’t personally comment on how well it holds up to rain or other outdoor conditions. That said, based on the construction and my experience with similar products, it appears to be a sturdy and reliable option. It’s exactly what I was looking for: straightforward, well made, and reasonably priced. If you’re looking for a basic key lock box without spending a lot, this is a very good value.

These lock boxes work great! As an agent you worry about them being sturdy enough and these fit the bill. They are sharp looking and are sturdy and heavy and the he is secure. I will definitely be purchasing more.

Esta caja para guardar llaves u otros objetos pequeños me parece muy buena opción. Claro, no es de alta seguridad, pero para mi, cumple con el uso que le daré (guardar llaves y dinero para que lo tome el conserje los fines de semana). De esa forma, yo le paso la contraseña y el toma lo que hay en el interior sin que yo tenga que levantarme muy temprano a darselos personalmente. Lo coloqué en un area donde no le da el agua y poco visible a la gente, por ello me parece muy práctico. Recomendable!!

I got this key lock box for work and it’s been perfect so far. It feels sturdy and durable, and I like that it can either be mounted or hung with the removable shackle—very versatile depending on your setup. The instructions to set the combination were straightforward, and the dials are easy to turn. It also has enough room inside to hold a couple of keys, which is great for emergencies or shared access. Weatherproof and compact—overall, a great little tool that does exactly what I needed.

The drill bit is 6mm or ~15/64th. Near impossible to find metric drill bits . Peacock blue is great looking. Drill the holes, carefully light hammer the inserts into theholes. No portion of the plastic insert should form a ridge above the hole. Then line up the lock box holes with the drilled holes and then you simply put in the screws. Do not tighten the screws down until you have all four in place. Hopefully you have used a level to determine the precise line for making the box level. Holding the box in place, merely screw in the screws a little bit at a time for each one of them until they're nice and tight. Do not over tighten. This is a very nice box that will hold a lot of keys if you are careful as to how you put them in. Such a box is used for many different things, but the most important function it holds is that if emergency people need to get into your apartment or house, they can do so as long as they know the combination. It can also be a big aid in the event that you lost your key or you're on vacation and you would like a friend to be able to see how things look inside... if there happens to be some kind of roof damage. A box like this is especially useful for an elderly grandmother or grandfather whereby the locals or the EMT department can get into the house to help them. I tried two other lock boxes that hung on the door knob. When it got dark One evening I went out and tried one of them and came to the realization that if an EMT needed to get into the apartment knowing the combination would not have speeded things up at all. The common ordinary door knob that our front door has made it very cumbersome to lean down and then somehow in the dark with even an overhead flashlight put in the combination. Those two bad experiences with two different types made me move to this one that is mounted on the wall next to the door. The directions are self-explanatory and easy to follow If you take the time to read it two to three times . what they need to do is to state the diameter of the imperial bit. As I say above, finding a 6 mm drill bit is almost impossible so you need to go with the 15/64th which is approximately 5.95 mm. Even I had trouble finding that, but it turned out a series of bits made by Ryobi fit the bill perfectly. With four long screws buried into the wall, this would be time consuming to remove even with a large crowbar. Yes, I'm sure somebody with a diamond cutting blade could tear the thing open. There is an iron one that is clearly made of heavy duty metal which would be very difficult to get into. But the design made it impossible to get at quickly while hanging on a door and it was impossible to be able to mount it on the wall. The one solution I had for that one was to put in a 3-in heavy duty eye bolt and then attach the iron ring to that. It would hang free on the wall at a height that would be more acceptable. I much prefer the Puroma key lock box. I am not promoting this box nor am I getting paid to speak highly of it. I'm very pleased with the shape of it, the smaller size of it, and my ability to put it at a level where it will be easy to see and get into.