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Safewell 48-Key Lockable Steel Key Box

SKU: CG605

£24.00(£28.80 inc VAT)

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The Safewell Key Box is a wall-mounted, lockable steel cabinet designed to store and organise up to 48 keys in a single, secure location. It is a straightforward solution for commercial premises that need to manage multiple keys across different areas, rooms, or pieces of equipment, and want to keep that access controlled and auditable.

In a busy kitchen or catering environment, key management is often overlooked until it becomes a problem. Whether it is walk-in fridge locks, storage room access, or external building security, having keys stored in a consistent, locked location reduces the risk of loss and helps staff and managers account for access quickly during a shift. The steel construction is robust enough for daily commercial use without being excessive for the task.

Practical advantages worth noting include:

  • Lockable cabinet keeps keys secure and access restricted to authorised staff
  • Capacity for 48 keys suits most mid-sized commercial sites
  • Wall-mounted design keeps the unit off worksurfaces and out of the way
  • Fixing bolts supplied, so installation is straightforward without additional hardware
  • Steel construction stands up to the wear of a working commercial environment

Installation requires a solid wall surface capable of taking the fixing bolts. The compact footprint means it can be positioned in a back-of-house office, manager's area, or staff corridor without taking significant space. It is not rated as a high-security safe, so for premises requiring certified security levels, a more specialist unit would be appropriate.

This key box suits small to medium commercial operations — restaurants, cafés, hotels, care facilities — where organised key storage is needed but the volume of keys does not demand a larger cabinet. For sites managing significantly more keys or requiring higher security classification, it is worth considering a larger or more specialist option.

If you are unsure whether this capacity fits your site, our team is happy to talk it through with you.

Frequently asked questions

Is 48 keys enough for a typical commercial kitchen or hospitality site?

For most small to medium sites — a restaurant, café, or small hotel — 48 key hooks is generally sufficient to cover walk-in storage, offices, external doors, and equipment locks. Larger or multi-department operations managing a higher volume of keys may find a larger-capacity cabinet more appropriate.

What type of wall fixing is required for installation?

The unit comes supplied with fixing bolts and is pre-drilled for wall mounting. It should be fixed to a solid masonry or stud wall capable of supporting the unit and its contents. Installation is a straightforward job that does not require specialist trades.

Is this suitable where a higher level of security is needed?

The Safewell Key Box provides practical day-to-day key control and is well suited to general commercial use. It is not a certified high-security unit, so if your site requires a security-rated key cabinet — for insurance or compliance reasons — a specialist secure key safe would be the more appropriate choice.
Safewell 48-Key Lockable Steel Key Box

£24.00(£28.80 inc VAT)

£24.00(£28.80 inc VAT)

The Safewell Key Box is a wall-mounted, lockable steel cabinet designed to store and organise up to 48 keys in a single, secure location. It is a straightforward solution for commercial premises that need to manage multiple keys across different areas, rooms, or pieces of equipment, and want to keep that access controlled and auditable.

In a busy kitchen or catering environment, key management is often overlooked until it becomes a problem. Whether it is walk-in fridge locks, storage room access, or external building security, having keys stored in a consistent, locked location reduces the risk of loss and helps staff and managers account for access quickly during a shift. The steel construction is robust enough for daily commercial use without being excessive for the task.

Practical advantages worth noting include:

  • Lockable cabinet keeps keys secure and access restricted to authorised staff
  • Capacity for 48 keys suits most mid-sized commercial sites
  • Wall-mounted design keeps the unit off worksurfaces and out of the way
  • Fixing bolts supplied, so installation is straightforward without additional hardware
  • Steel construction stands up to the wear of a working commercial environment

Installation requires a solid wall surface capable of taking the fixing bolts. The compact footprint means it can be positioned in a back-of-house office, manager's area, or staff corridor without taking significant space. It is not rated as a high-security safe, so for premises requiring certified security levels, a more specialist unit would be appropriate.

This key box suits small to medium commercial operations — restaurants, cafés, hotels, care facilities — where organised key storage is needed but the volume of keys does not demand a larger cabinet. For sites managing significantly more keys or requiring higher security classification, it is worth considering a larger or more specialist option.

If you are unsure whether this capacity fits your site, our team is happy to talk it through with you.