can this box work for sex toys and how many padlocks can it have
2011757
You could fit a lot of things in here. Not sure I could place a number on it, but about a months worth for a dating woman, and about two years worth for a married woman sounds about right. I would think it would easily fit under a bed. It only takes one lock, but more than that would probably make your lover run for the hills. (Just an opinion)
2011758
this box would work for any toys. Good or bad. I agree with Kristin on the number it would hold!
86641
I agree with JacksonsMom - don't put anything very valuable in this box. Mine does lock OK but the lock is kind of flimsy. It works for what I wanted but it is certainly not a safe.
1512085
Great question Lauren. I'm not totally sure as the locker holes are quite small. However, I believe this lock would work. They're kinda cool locks. I ordered a couple just to have an extra around. Good luck.
96997
It doesn't look like the box is made for a lock but you could run a cable lock or use a padlock with a long shackle (like the old bicycle locks) through the hole in the "solid" latching "lever" (attached to the lid) through the wire "handle attached to the bottom half of the box. It's possible that's even made for some sort of lock but it doesn't look like it. I'm not sure how tight of a locked seal you could achieve for lid. There may (or may not) be enough play between the lid and the box that would allow small items to get through and it wouldn't take much of a bolt cutter or real heavy duty wire cutter to cut the bottom wire handle. You might be able to rig it up to be kid resistant. It doesn't look like the box is made for a lock but you could run a cable lock or use a padlock with a long shackle (like the old bicycle locks) through the hole in the "solid" latching "lever" (attached to the lid) through the wire "handle attached to the bottom half of the box. It's possible that's even made for some sort of lock but it doesn't look like it. I'm not sure how tight of a locked seal you could achieve for lid. There may (or may not) be enough play between the lid and the box that would allow small items to get through and it wouldn't take much of a... » Read More It doesn't look like the box is made for a lock but you could run a cable lock or use a padlock with a long shackle (like the old bicycle locks) through the hole in the "solid" latching "lever" (attached to the lid) through the wire "handle attached to the bottom half of the box. It's possible that's even made for some sort of lock but it doesn't look like it. I'm not sure how tight of a locked seal you could achieve for lid. There may (or may not) be enough play between the lid and the box that would allow small items to get through and it wouldn't take much of a bolt cutter or real heavy duty wire cutter to cut the bottom wire handle. You might be able to rig it up to be kid resistant. « Show Less
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Only for the top area secured by the large latch. It is not room for a padlock but rather a small cable lock.
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I would'nt use this for tablets, secure enough for a limited access inside key box, but not what I would consider for what you need you need to look for gun quality safes. Unless it is in a well traveled area (high profile to trustworthy individuals) to provide acess and semi safe storage. Wayne
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I believe there is a "key hole" that TSA has a master key for. If not then there must be a "master combination" that will open all of these. If you did not read my review of this product. I had used similar type locks, however I could not make this brand work, no how, no way.
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Mark; go to the website for technical data:http://www.abus.com/us/Home-Security/Padlocks/Diskus-R/20
1265879
I seem to remember the specifications say that the safe is capable of storing 30 different fingerprints. Since it's just my wife and I using it, we each inputted two of our fingers (in case one finger is unreadable - a cut, dirt, or whatever). It opens with just one fingerprint.
2066520
Yes I believe it can with a small padlock. Have not tried to but one like you can use on luggage might work.
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This is reasonably secure. A thief with basic hand tools would be hard-pressed to get in or take the unit. The cable-locking system it comes with could be easily overcome with bolt-cutters and the box itself could be easily broken into with a crowbar, or something similar with leverage. But for an average vehicle break-in, they would be hard-pressed to get at or take your weapon. For the car, I use the smaller case for a single Glock 19 or 26.
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It will work with a normal combination lock or a pad lock of the same size.
1123356
There's no physical lock on this. The zippers aren't large enough to accept a padlock, and since it's a heavy duty vinyl/plastic material, it could be cut into with a knife if someone really was desperate enough. It's still a great carrier though.
1948656
Good question. I have no clue. I would assume that they have a number of different keys, but to be honest, this box is not that difficult to get into. It is to keep out the curious, not the determined. I bought it to keep out my five-year-old , so he doesn't get into my medication. But it would not keep out a degenerate Vicodin abuser/addict. I am not experienced, but I'll bet I could break into this box in less than two minutes with minimal tools. In other words, I wouldn't bother with a key.
888166
The metal lock ring does have a hole for a padlock, although it looks like it would have to be a smaller padlock based on the diameter. Keep in mind that this container could still probably be compromised with a good box cutting knife (at least on the blue part). The lid is pretty rigid.
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There are two small holes on each side of the back of the safe ( opposite side where the combination buttons are) so one could possibly could a cable and lock, but the cable would have to be pretty slim. Would still offer more protection this way, but would need to find the right cable.
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This is a key lock only, no combination. It is simple and easy to use, both ends of the cable fit into the padlock.