Discover the Safes collection at Home Secure Shop—a smart range of wall-mounted key safes designed to offer reliable access and trusted protection. Whether you need a secure home for spare keys or a discreet storage solution, our key safes combine functionality with peace of mind.
Featured Products
ASEC Small Key Safe A robust, wall-mounted key storage unit engineered for both indoor and outdoor use. It features a weather-resistant rubber cover, quick-fit design with all necessary fixings, and a secure 3‑to‑10 digit combination lock for flexible and reliable access.
Home Secure™ Outdoor Key Safe Built for durability, this safe includes a heavy-duty steel locking mechanism and a zinc-alloy body designed to resist prying, sawing, and hammering. It offers a spacious interior, a resettable 4-digit combination, full weather resistance, and comes with simple installation hardware and instructions.
Why Choose These Key Safes?
Weather-Proof & Resilient: Both models are built to withstand environmental elements, making them ideal for exterior mounting.
Reliable Combination Security: Combination locks eliminate worries about lost keys and allow controlled access for trusted individuals.
Easy Installation: Each safe includes all fixings and clear instructions for fast setup.
Versatile Use: Perfect for homeowners, landlords, caregivers, or small businesses needing secure key access.
A key safe is a code-protected wall box holding a spare key — the standard solution for carers visiting at set times, holiday lets, dog walkers and family access. The right unit is more secure than any hidden key ever is.
Look for accreditation — Sold Secure or LPS 1175 tested models have survived real attack testing and are the versions police crime-prevention schemes accept. Unrated boxes can be levered open quickly, so certification matters more than price here.
Into solid brick or block with the security fixings supplied, ideally out of direct sight of the street — a side wall or behind a downpipe. Never mount into mortar joints, render or fence posts, and don't label it.
Some insurers ask about external key storage; accredited key safes are generally accepted while hidden keys void cover in many policies. If a carer or agency requires access, tell your insurer and use a certified unit — then it's a documented, compliant arrangement.
Yes — mechanical key safes re-code in minutes with the box open, and you should change the code whenever carers change, after trades access, or on any suspicion it's been shared. Codes are set by you, never pre-assigned.
