By Andrew Liszewski
If fake rocks and welcome mats don’t seem like the safest place to hide a backup key to your home then you might just want to forgo the whole hiding approach altogether. This Slimeline KeySafe from GE Security (is their any business they don’t have a division for?) won’t fool anyone as to what its purpose is but the all metal construction will ensure no one besides you has access to the spare keys inside.
The pushbutton combination lock is easy enough for even kids to use and the code can be changed as often as is needed with over 1,000 different combinations available. But with 10 buttons I’m not really sure why it’s limited to only 1,000 combinations, maybe I’m missing something? And if you’re going to the trouble of memorizing a special code, why not just switch your door locks over to a combination lock instead?
The Slimline KeySafe is currently available from Amazon for $38.50.
[ GE Security Slimline KeySafe ] VIA [ ThisNext ]
