Helix Key Safe Cabinet (150 Key Capacity) White

Haven't fitted it yet, but it seems fairly sturdy. Just the wrong colour, see above

Its ok for single keys on the plastic keyrings supplied. But don't try an d store bunches of keys or keyrings with car keys etc on it as the door wont close!! Endedc up having to buy a second, larger keystore.

good product, for storing keys; key rings very fiddly.

I purchased this unit from another website as it was over £10 cheaper including postage. At its current rate of £30, this unit is overpriced.The product itself. Nice solid unit. Compact, easy to install, only took 2minutes!External dimensions: 110x224x46mm (HxWxD).There are 10 small hooks on the back plate. It can accommodate more than 10 keys!! (see picture)there is a 20 hook version with the same dimensions. The additional 10 hooks are on the inside of the door plate.I managed to fit allot of keys into the unit, I wish in one way I purchased the 20hook/key version. This is because the hooks are spaced very close to each other. For this reason I gave it 4/5starsWhat comes in the box?Helix key cabinet with cylinder lock2 x keys10 coloured key fobsNumbered sticker to put over the hooksHelix Sticker table (to write what keys correspond with the number)2 x screws2 x wall plugs (approx. 30mm x 6mm)InstallationIt’s a doddle; it took a couple mins to install. I did however use a 5.5mm drill bit instead of 6mm as I think the fit is better. Find a suitable location to install the cabinet, mine is under the stairs. Ensure there’s enough room for the unit to open and close properly. Using a spirit level ensure the unit is flat. using a pencil, mark two corresponding holes with the unit. Drill through those holes, Insert the wall plugs. Place unit on wall and tighten the screws using a drill or screwdriver.What tools are required?Drill5.5mm or 6mm drill bitPhilips screw bit or screw driverPencil for marking holeSpirit levelHow much protection does it offer?firstly the title is misleading. Its certainly not a 'Safe', its a cabinet but it can keep your keys safe from losing them.In my view it doesn't and won't offer protection against a career criminal. It could easily be ripped off the wall and with the right tools opened quickly.For me its not a problem, i just need something to store my roof box keys, roof bars etc but i am a tiny bit worried about the keys to the vault i have built in my underground bunker housing gold bullions and jewels. ;-)

I attached it to the wall. I put in all my keys. I locked the door with the safe key. It looked good. Then I pulled the top right corner of the door and it bent outwards far enough for me to put a screwdriver in the gap. A burglar would be able to crack this key safe in 10 seconds. Useless.

It is a practical size and design only the hinge from the middle compartment was broken and not attached. I had to get it repaired as I didn't want the hassle of a return.