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- Locking Cash Drop Box features 2 high security locks: requires two keys for access
- Cash Lock Box Features convenient pre-drilled mounting holes which allow for easy installation of cash drop box to wall, floor or counter
- Heavy-duty steel construction with hinged access and cash drop slot
- Cash lock box is 6"W x 10"D x 7"H
Customers most agreed on the following attributes:
from Eagan, MN on 8/30/2010
Comments about Locking Cash Drop Box:
It does what it is supposed to do, it keeps documents and money safe. It is made of quality material, it is easy to install. Purhaps the only con is that the hinge is on the outside of the case and the door is not recessed. The door design creates a security problem being potentially more easily pried open. But for home use it is adequate to keep items and money safe. If you need something to protect your valuables from fire or water, it will not do the trick
The box came with two sets of keys and installed easily. If the case were designed with a recessed front door it may have been even better and given another mounting option. To mount flush I used a spacer (a 1/4 inch nut between the mounting serface) if you want to mount the box flush to a desk or shelf, using a nut provides the clearance needed for the door to shut.
I can recommend this to anyone looking for a simple secure double lock drop box. It would work for business but may not be as secure as one would like.
from Jacksonville, FL. on 7/28/2009
Comments about Locking Cash Drop Box:
I use the drop box for personal uses at home.
Perfect for secret documents.
from WV on 1/16/2008
Comments about Locking Cash Drop Box:
Box construction is high quality overall and the steel is thick and strong, yet the box is light enough to mount on a wall. Locks are nothing special, but they get the job done and seem strong enough. Includes teeth in the slot to prevent fishing of contents. Seems secure enough overall to prevent the average robber from breaking it open, but there are two issues. First of all, the door hinges are spot welded at 3 points near the center of the hinge plates and NOT along the edges. So it COULD be possible to pry the hinges off with the right force. However, I don't think this is very easy to do (i.e. it looks like it might take a few hundred pounds of force with a very thin, strong tool). Second, the folded edges of the door extend around the outside of the box when closed, with a noticeable gap in between, so it MAY be possible to pry the door out. There is definitely enough space to get something in there. Again, I think it would take superhuman strength to do this considering the thick high quality steel used, but it's something to keep in mind nonetheless. Also the boxes do not come with any mounting hardware, but that's a minor issue considering the great price. Overall happy with the purchase.
from tampa fl on 11/15/2007
Comments about Locking Cash Drop Box:
i need keys for the 15 boxes i have or the do me no good
from little falls, nj on 10/16/2007
Comments about Locking Cash Drop Box:
It has organzied our agency immensely. Thank you.