This is our 3rd purchase. On two occasions, the door has jammed and unfortunately you can only purchase a new unit, as we have done. Of course that means that the casing doesn’t have to be removed from the wall, so an easier replacement. As the key guard is being used frontline to the sea, can only presume the weather elements have affected the “workings” of the door. On a good note, the first replacement was under warranty, and each door replacement has lasted a number of years. The company are exceptionally helpful & for the cost, it is a reasonable product.

The old one same type ceased to work after 7 year wear-and-tear on the keypad (very used and possibly being dropped a few times) - specialist had to angle-grind it off. Left the strongly attached old housing and simply replaced the keypad of same model - though models are changing... must have got last one!

So far working very well.

I was specifically looking for a punch-button safe rather than the spinning cylinder kind, something I can use in the dark one-handed and groping through my garden's overachieving climbers. This is the only punch-button I could find so it gets five stars for existing, and the buttons are well placed and easy to use. But it was fiddly to put in and once you've punched your buttons fiddly to open, and the thing that makes me nuts and loses stars is there's no hook to hang your keys on. You have to shove them in and slam the door shut. Bad. I can't really judge build quality or security till it's lived out a few winters. Would I recommend? If you want a push-button, yes. But using it is annoying.

Fitted this at my fathers bungalow having had any years Of service from same keyguard at me own home.

A very strong product, perhaps larger than necessary for a single key. Requires precise drilling to align holes, which I found difficult in a very solid wall. Can only use each number/letter once, so fewer combinations, but still sufficient.