BIRD20 Key Combination Key Cabinet

Good qualityGood sizeGood value for money

The product comes with everything you need, including wall plugs, screws and even a cloth ruler to help you get the holes drilled in the right place. This also comes with a bag of tags so you can sort all your keys into a colour system.The code is easy to set up and doesn’t feel like it can be easily forced openOverall good product and feels like it would last a long time

I have to keep my keys in a safe as I have an autistic boy who may steals our keys and may open the door and run out. I didn’t require a safe too big or too fancy, as this is just for our household. This safe was the perfect choice! We did find some troubles when installing it, so do keep in mind that you will need your own screws and wall supports if you have normal british dry walls as us 🙈 So far it seems quite sturdy as it is holding all our keys and heavy keychains well. It is very easy to change the passcode and you receive a handy leaflet with instructions and a section where you can write your passcode and keep it. The door does seem a little loose but it isn’t a problem for us.

The cabinet is great for keeping keys in a relatively secure place. It could easily be forced open it is not a safe. With keys on the provided tags if hung on the bottom rows of the cabinet and door they trail on the bottom of the cabinet and door. The numbers supplied to number the key places don’t stick very well and started to come unstuck the next day.

This product arrived quickly, and in good condition.Bearing in mind that it's just two bits of cheap pressed steel, joined together, with a 'lock' (and I use the term loosely) stuck on, I wouldn't say it's good VFM, BUT it's on a par with it's Asian peers, and therefore not the only overpriced one on the market.Had we wanted to keep keys completely safe, we'd have invested in a different animal altogether; we therefore already knew the fairly low quality of what we were buying. We just needed somewhere to store our keys - both to keep them all together, in some semblance of order, and in something which could be sufficiently 'locked' to prevent unwanted casual access from visitors to the property, and which could at least be screwed onto something solid, thus preventing a complete 'lift-and-carry-away' opportunity.Be in no doubt - the most amateur of thieves could probably rip this off its mount with ease - and a single blow with a good sized hammer would be no match for the latching & locking mechanism, so this shouldn't be considered a 'securely-locking' solution to your key-storage issue, but more a light storage container with a very basic 'lock' to prevent over-easy access.The combination 'lock' is cheap & sloppy, but does work as such.The keyring fob/labels are basic, but once again, do the trick to organise your keys.In summary; expect a cheaply-made product for a non-commensurate price, and you'll be content with your purchase.Don't buy as a serious key safe.I just about managed to award 3 stars.

Great idea all spare and infrequent keys all safe labeled and in one secure place.

Does the job!

We needed a community key locker so residents could have access to different keys. It's not as sturdy as we thought. But useful. The screws are very thin and likely to be able to pull from the wall. We used different ones.