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Mechanical Key Safe £19.99 @ Argos. C&C

£19.99 Argos17 Sep 16

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shabbird

17 Sep 16

Hope its safe to post this deal. A third off to bring it to this price. Great reviews (4.6 out of 5).

This mechanical key safe will safely store your passport or legal documents. There's no need to remember a combination code or change batteries as all that is required is a key. It features double-locking steel bolts, concealed hinges, and pre-drilled anchor points for easy floor or wall mounting.

Double locking steel bolts and concealed hinges.
Pre-drilled anchor points for floor or wall mounting via 4 expanding steel bolts.
2mm body thickness and 4mm door thickness.
Grey colour.
Made from steel.
Key lock only.
3 keys included.
4 locking bolts and metal hinges.
2mm body thickness.
Double locking steel bolts and concealed hinges.
4mm door thickness.
Floor mountable.
Wall mountable.
External size H20, W31, D20cm.
Capacity 12.2 litres.
Weight 6.5kg.

Top comments

backinstock

17 Sep 16 19 #5

http://www.openjokes.com/jokeimages/pics/safesex-1225815853.jpg

vulcanproject to kotr

17 Sep 16 9 #22

I'll keep it in a bigger safe so it doesn't get stolen.

ant3000

17 Sep 16 8 #21

Right! I've ordered the safe...now I just need some valuables!! :confused:

aj_aziz

17 Sep 16 8 #30

Know u don't

All comments (48)

shabbird

17 Sep 16 2 #1

http://argos.scene7.com/is/image/Argos/7001033_R_Z002A_UC1449581?$TMB$&wid=750&hei=750

washa84

17 Sep 16 2 #2

not for me . I store my key where everyone can see them :smile:

backinstock to washa84

17 Sep 16 3 #4

Exactly, I could do with one to store my stash of Friday night condoms.
Scared the wife may find them!

sradmad

17 Sep 16 3 #3

This should secure some heat, ( you started it ) good find heated :smile:

backinstock

17 Sep 16 19 #5

summerof76

17 Sep 16 2 #6

Heat added

dezontk

17 Sep 16 #7

Good for teenagers to keep their guns and knives in. You can never be too safe.

madarhin

17 Sep 16 1 #8

Adding a comment in the hope we can make it to #10 before it starts..

robdoubler

17 Sep 16 #9

Good for your Krugerrand gold coins if you fear for the apocalypse..

Late

17 Sep 16 6 #10

Totally misleading picture. Says it comes with 3 keys, but has four pictured.
I'll bet it doesn't even come with passports. Lying gits!

(Heated :wink: )

shabbird to Late

17 Sep 16 2 #11

lol good spot. :laughing:

M1sterDeeds

17 Sep 16 #12

Will it fit my DVDs.

kotr

17 Sep 16 5 #13

What's the point in having these.
A good reputable burglar will just take the safe and crack it open 50 miles away

It's like a signpost to your valuables

rd232 to kotr

17 Sep 16 2 #14

That would be why you drill it into the floor.

majorpain to kotr

17 Sep 16 1 #15

Can you get a find my safe app ? Lol

sylv to kotr

17 Sep 16 1 #18

That's why you buy two. One just sitting in the cupboard, with any old junk in it. Another, harder to find, bolted to a cement floor or brick wall, or both.

Coercive to kotr

17 Sep 16 3 #20

The trick is to not put anything but a note in the safe. When they crack open the safe, they'll find a note calling them a... well. You get the idea.

vulcanproject to kotr

17 Sep 16 9 #22

I'll keep it in a bigger safe so it doesn't get stolen.

feckineejit to kotr

17 Sep 16 2 #24

I have one a few years now had it bolted to the floor inside my bedroom cupboard, moved house now and have it bolted inside my new cupboard it's got 4 holes so you can bolt it down, keep it all my money, passports etc in it. I don't mind telling what's in it, as know one here knows where I live :-)

Tedman

17 Sep 16 1 #16

Imbed a cheap gps tracker in e back!

plunet to Tedman

17 Sep 16 #17

Oh and in a metal safe is it going to get a GPS signal?

usetheforceluke

17 Sep 16 1 #19

the poster said nothing about putting a GPS tracker IN the safe

ant3000

17 Sep 16 8 #21

Right! I've ordered the safe...now I just need some valuables!! :confused:

Bendown

17 Sep 16 1 #23

Might get one of these to take on my holiday, save paying to use the hotel ones

Coercive to Bendown

18 Sep 16 1 #44

Protip. A lot of the time the ones in the rooms they forget to reset the backup unlock code of 0 0 0 0 on the digital ones. Hopefully that'll save you from lugging around a safe on holiday!

TiptreeJam

17 Sep 16 1 #25

Good value. It has been this price earlier this year. Argos like Currys put their prices up and down like a yo-yo so you are never really sure what the normal price is.

MisterSkinflint

17 Sep 16 5 #26

She's got her own.

snoopy18

17 Sep 16 1 #27

Heat op

buckiebull

17 Sep 16 1 #28

I would keep your money and save it for a better one like "chubb" as these cheap safe's are so easy to get into!
And your insurance companies are more likely to favour a more recognisable brand.

snoopy18 to buckiebull

17 Sep 16 1 #31

I wouldn`t tell my insurance company anything as they only use it as an excuse not to pay out.
Can you link to a better one that you recommend

Gollywood

17 Sep 16 1 #29

i no

aj_aziz

17 Sep 16 8 #30

Know u don't

sylv

17 Sep 16 1 #32

Or she had. :man:

Quickblood

17 Sep 16 #33

Are these those 'Sharp tap' to open safes?

Delbert Grady to Quickblood

17 Sep 16 #40

I think thats on some of the electronic ones, not sure if the same trick works on these.

frakison to Quickblood

17 Sep 16 #41

I would doubt it as these are mechanical so nothing to "bump". I think you're referring to the cheap digital ones use magnets to pull the bolt back electronically and the spring pushed it back to lock. The problem was that a sharp bump in the right place compressed the spring and opened the safe.

errrr2

17 Sep 16 1 #34

You visit her too then? Thought I was the only one...

SCOUSEKEVIN

17 Sep 16 3 #35

2 people I know have these and they are very good for the price, ideal for a bit of extra security for small valuables and a few quid. The secret is finding somewhere to bolt it too either a floor joist/through floorboard and use Coach screws or into concrete, either anchor bolts or if its decent concrete Lightning bolts. A more cautious person might enclose it with fireproof rated plasterboard (4-5 layers ) obviously a removable top, all one needs is a little bit of imagination and some DIY skills. I fitted one in a similar manner then encased it in plywood had a piece of pipe coming out of side of it going into a wall, painted it all the same as cupboard interior and the average idiot who is looking for a fast few quid wouldn't even look twice at it.

M1sterDeeds to SCOUSEKEVIN

17 Sep 16 4 #36

Gosh, can't I just stick my fivers under the mattress and then watch X-Factor.

snoopy18 to SCOUSEKEVIN

17 Sep 16 #38

Yes I did think about a fireproof one, might be better

gozneyeje

17 Sep 16 1 #37

I have one of these and has served it's purpose well :-)

Proveright

17 Sep 16 #39

Do these also come with a spare potato ?

gemz1269

18 Sep 16 1 #42

Haha

World

18 Sep 16 #43

I had one, dropped my Nokia on it and the door fell off. Not impressed.

Bendown

18 Sep 16 #45

Thanks, will give that a try

buckiebull

19 Sep 16 2 #46

http://www.chubbsafes.com/select-your-safe
If your going for one just remember the heavier it is the less likely they are to carry it off and don't go for the ones with the digital keys they are easily hacked or even the batteries in them die!
Sorry guys at the end of the day you get what you pay for.

veedubjai

20 Sep 16 1 #47

+1. The heavier, the better.

SCOUSEKEVIN

21 Sep 16 1 #48

You could Belt one of these with a hammer and still wouldn't open it. Really good for the price.

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