I am concerned about the security of the box and whether someone could simply slip a tire iron at one of the edges of the box and break it open?
1624290
yes someone could use a tire iron to get it off the wall (if it was placed in a unprotected area), but they would still have to get the key safe open. if someone was that keen to break in they would use the tire iron on the door or window.
1624291
They would have to want to get into it pretty bad, the housing is really stout and the pall that latches the cover is well protected. We have three of these mounted at one of the rear doors of our church and have never had a problem.
1624292
like all locks given enough time and effort you can get in what slows people down apart from in this case their rugged construction is where they are mounted and what they are fixed toodon't put in plain sight mount into a corner or under a lip or over hang alternatively in a cupboard very hard to swing at Make sure fixings are into secure/solid timber or concrete put fixings in at angles making harder to simple pull out
1687659
It appears like the lock you see on a truck toolbox. Not the highest security but it isn't something you could open with a screwdriver I don't think. It is much better than not having any lock on your mailbox.
2255203
I would say no. The whole thing is sealed up with a sort of valve. I see no way to open it.
1508415
The box does not have any insulation and depending on the thickness you may be able to put some but it would have to be very thin!
343381
The box is metal. There is a small plastic piece in the back/top which functions as a small handle to pick up.
513764
Not that I am aware of , I own the mailboxes , the post office has a key to the back. Often is call the mail person to open the back so that I can take the nut off the lock to open the mailbox door to replace the lock. If not, I have to drill out the lock and the steel is hard.
877750
unfortunately, I often need to cut the box open, but if you look carefully there is a small piece of tape at the top...I hope this helps!
1992911
There's a lock washer on the inside at the bottom that secures the box to the mounting bracket. Theoretically, you'd probably have to break some portion of it to get it off the bike without opening it.
659772
With a pair of scissors or wire cutters it would be hard. With bolt cutters you could do it with one hand easily. If someone is going to target you and they know you left your gun in the box while shopping consider it gone. If someone smashed your window and then saw the box they probably would be there for a bit trying to rip it out. I've upgraded from this lock box to the PP1K which is larger, has a thicker cable and provides more security.
538421
Yes, wasin a n outer box with packing peanuts around it for shipping so as long as you are the only onw opening it you will be fine.
693894
Can not say with certainity. The box is re-packaged, meaning the original security tape was removed and then re-sealed, for whatever reasons.
1880625
Yes there is a place for a small lock, a through hole in the plastic lip. I wouldn't use it for anything irreplaceable. The box itself is not very secure a couple of blows with a hammer and it would fall apart.
1850244
Considering the "box" is plastic it will not be very rugged to be begin with. I doubt your needs will be met.
672083
It can definitely help. The lid fits into the box making it harder to open. Of course both ends of the electrical wire will be exposed but the balance is coiled within the box.
1750549
The box us just a little bigger gran the safe. There is styrofoam around it, then the outer box .
1157130
Pressure and rather light pressure. By the way, a small hand can reach inside the box and a strong pair of of tin snips can cut the sides of the locked cover.
1233619
I feel there would be quite a bit of loose material where the box would be.