A wall-mounted combination key safe with die cast body for securing spare keys at construction sites, commercial properties, and residential premises.
- Die cast construction designed to resist physical attack
- 4-wheel recodable combination lock, 10,000 possible combinations
- Weather-resistant cover for outdoor and exposed wall locations
- Squire security rating 6/10+
- Four fixing bolts included
- 10-year manufacturer guarantee
Squire Wall Mounted Combination Key Safe - 4-Wheel Die Cast
A wall-mounted combination key safe with die cast body for securing spare keys at construction sites, commercial properties, and residential premises.
- Die cast construction designed to resist physical attack
- 4-wheel recodable combination lock, 10,000 possible combinations
- Weather-resistant cover for outdoor and exposed wall locations
- Squire security rating 6/10+
- Four fixing bolts included
- 10-year manufacturer guarantee
- Buy 4 for £66.80 £55.67 each and save 11%
- Buy 10 for £59.16 £49.30 each and save 22%
| BULK DISCOUNT | 4 | 10 |
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| Price | £55.67 £66.80 | £49.30 £59.16 |
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Wall-mounted combination key safes give site managers, property managers, and facilities teams a fixed, secure access point for spare keys without distributing physical copies to every authorised person. This unit uses a die cast body engineered to resist physical attack, a 4-wheel combination lock with 10,000 possible code combinations, and a weather-resistant cover for external wall installation. Fixing hardware is supplied.
How Die Cast Construction Outperforms Standard Key Safe Housings
Most budget key safes use pressed steel housings that bend or crack under sustained leverage with basic hand tools. Die cast construction produces a denser housing with tighter door-to-body tolerances, making forced entry significantly harder. Squire backs this construction with their own security rating of 6 out of 10 and a 10-year manufacturer guarantee.
Key Features
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Die cast construction: Engineered to resist physical attack. The material density and tight construction tolerances at the door and body joints give the housing substantially more resistance than pressed steel alternatives at the same size.
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4-wheel recodable combination lock: 10,000 possible codes across the four wheels. The code is set and changed by the user without tools, so access can be updated immediately when personnel change without replacing the unit.
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Weather-resistant cover: Protects the combination wheels from rain, dirt, and UV degradation in exposed external installations.
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Squire security rating 6/10+: Squire's own security assessment for the attack resistance of the die cast body and combination mechanism.
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Four fixing bolts included: Wall mounting hardware is supplied. No additional fixings required for standard solid wall substrates.
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10-year guarantee: Manufacturer guarantee against defects in materials and workmanship.
Who Is This For
Trades and roles:
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Site managers and supervisors
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Property and facilities managers
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Letting agents and landlords
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Building managers
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Security and maintenance contractors
Industries:
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Construction
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Property management
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Facilities management
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Commercial and industrial premises
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Residential and social housing
Specifications
| Specification | Detail |
| Product Name | Squire Wall Mounted Combination Key Safe - 4-Wheel Die Cast |
| SKU | HSQKEYKEEP1 |
| Model | Keykeep 1 |
| Lock Type | 4-wheel combination, recodable |
| Possible Combinations | 10,000 |
| Body Construction | Die cast |
| Weather Resistance | Weather-resistant cover |
| Security Rating | Squire 6/10+ |
| Fixing Hardware | 4x fixing bolts included |
| Mounting | Wall mounted |
| Width | 85mm |
| Weight | 0.87kg |
| Guarantee | 10 years |
Compatibility
| Application or condition | Status |
| Outdoor and external wall mounting | ✓ Compatible |
| Construction site compound and welfare room key access | ✓ Compatible |
| Commercial and industrial property access management | ✓ Compatible |
| Residential and rental property key storage | ✓ Compatible |
| Remote and unstaffed locations | ✓ Compatible |
| Contractor and maintenance access at managed properties | ✓ Compatible |
| High-value security requiring independent certification | ✗ Not suitable (Squire own-scale rating only) |
| Cash, valuables, documents, or electronic access cards | ✗ Not suitable (keys only) |
| Hollow partition walls without structural backing | ✗ Not suitable |
| Applications requiring Sold Secure or insurance-approved rating | ✗ Not suitable |
Who Is This For
The Squire Wall Mounted Combination Key Safe is used by site managers, property managers, facilities teams, and letting agents who need secure, access-controlled key storage at a fixed location without distributing physical keys to every authorised person. It suits any indoor or outdoor wall where a defined group of authorised users needs regular key access, from construction site compound entrances to managed commercial premises and rental properties.
Typical Applications
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Storing site compound or welfare room keys for out-of-hours access by authorised site personnel.
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Providing contractors and maintenance operatives with building key access without a permanent key holder on site.
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Securing spare keys at rental properties for letting agents and property management companies managing multiple tenancies.
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Storing emergency access keys at commercial premises for use by security or maintenance teams outside normal hours.
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Providing fire service access to building master keys at properties where the safe is registered with the local fire authority.
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Securing plant and vehicle keys at site compounds where equipment must be accessible to shift workers at different times.
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Providing out-of-hours access to welfare facilities for security and cleaning contractors on managed construction sites.
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Storing access keys at remote or unstaffed locations where a permanent key holder is not practical.
How to Use
Step 1: Choose the mounting location. Select a solid wall surface at a height where the combination entry cannot be easily observed from street level or public areas.
Step 2: Hold the back plate against the wall and mark the four fixing hole positions.
Step 3: Drill and plug the fixing holes to suit the wall substrate. Fix the back plate using the four bolts supplied.
Step 4: Before placing any keys inside, set your chosen combination code following the recode procedure in the manufacturer's instructions.
Step 5: Test the code at least three times before placing keys inside and closing the safe.
Step 6: Place keys inside and close the door.
Step 7: To change the combination at any point, follow the recode procedure in the manufacturer's instructions. Always test the new code before closing the safe with keys inside.
Common Mistakes
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Setting the code without testing: always confirm the combination opens the safe correctly several times before storing keys inside. A single transposition error locks the keys inside.
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Mounting on hollow partition walls: the safe requires solid wall fixings. Do not fix to plasterboard only or hollow stud walls without structural backing capable of supporting a physical attack load.
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Sharing the code too widely: the combination provides access control only while it is known to authorised users only. Update the code whenever personnel change or access rights are revoked.
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Choosing an obvious code: avoid sequential numbers (1234) or repeated digits (2222). These are the first codes any opportunist attempts.
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Not registering with the fire service: if this safe stores fire service access keys at a commercial property, registration with the local fire and rescue service is a separate process. Contact the local fire authority directly.
Safety and Security
This safe carries Squire's own security rating of 6/10+, which reflects the attack resistance of the die cast body and combination mechanism. It is not independently certified by a third party such as Sold Secure and is not rated for insurance purposes. Do not use this safe for high-value key storage where an insurance-approved or independently certified security grade is required by policy conditions or building regulations. Mount at a position where the combination cannot be observed from public areas. Keep the code known only to authorised personnel and change it immediately when access requirements change.
Maintenance
Wipe the exterior with a damp cloth as needed. Do not use abrasive cleaners or solvents on the body or combination mechanism. Test the combination mechanism periodically to confirm smooth operation. Check the fixing bolts for tightness at regular intervals, particularly on external installations exposed to temperature cycling. Apply a light dry lubricant to the combination mechanism if operation becomes stiff.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What can be stored in this key safe?
A: The safe is designed to store keys for site, building, or property access where authorised personnel need entry without a permanent key holder present. It is not designed for valuables, cash, documents, or electronic access devices. The number of keys it can hold depends on their size and shape.
Q: How many combinations does the 4-wheel lock provide?
A: The 4-wheel combination lock provides 10,000 possible codes, running from 0000 to 9999. This is ten times the number of possibilities on a 3-wheel alternative, which offers only 1,000 combinations. The larger number of possible codes reduces the risk of an opportunist guessing the correct combination through systematic trial.
Q: Can the combination be changed after purchase?
A: Yes. The lock is fully recodable by the user without tools, following the recode procedure in the manufacturer's instructions. Change the code whenever personnel with access change, or as part of a regular access control review. Always test the new combination before closing the safe.
Q: What is this key safe NOT suitable for?
A: This safe is not suitable for high-value key storage where an independently certified security grade is required by insurers or specification. It does not carry Sold Secure certification or any insurance-approved rating. It must not be used to store cash, valuables, documents, or electronic access cards. For applications requiring a higher independently verified security level, specify a product certified to an appropriate standard.
Q: Is this safe suitable for outdoor installation?
A: Yes. The weather-resistant cover protects the combination wheels from rain, dirt, and UV exposure, making the safe suitable for external wall mounting in UK outdoor conditions. Fix to a solid, weatherproof substrate and mount at a position where the combination entry is not easily visible from public areas.
Q: What does Squire's 6/10+ security rating mean?
A: Squire applies their own internal security rating scale across their product range. A rating of 6/10+ reflects their assessment of the attack resistance of the die cast body and combination mechanism against physical attack. This is Squire's own scale, not an independent third-party certification. For applications requiring an externally verified rating such as Sold Secure, a different product class is required.
Q: What fixings are included and what type of wall does the safe require?
A: Four fixing bolts are included. The safe requires fixing to a solid substrate: brick, block, concrete, or timber stud with adequate backing. Do not fix to plasterboard or hollow partition walls without structural support behind the fixing points. Drill and plug the holes to suit the wall material before fitting the bolts.
Q: Can this safe be registered with the fire service?
A: Key safes at commercial and residential properties can be registered with the local fire and rescue service, who retain the combination code for emergency access. This is a separate process arranged directly with the local fire authority and is not included with the product. Check the fire service website for your area for registration details.
