
Combination Cash Box (Large)
A quiet, locked home for the cash that shouldn't wander.
- Opens with a code, not a keySet your own combination. No key to lose or copy.
- Steel body with a lift-out traySorted slots for bills and coins, plus room beneath.
- Roomy 9.8 by 7.9 inch footprintHolds cash, documents, keys, and small valuables.
- Heavy enough to stay putSolid steel that does not flex or pry open easily.
A place that isn't a drawer
Loose cash has a way of walking off.
Petty cash, the kids' savings, emergency bills, spare keys: most homes keep them in a drawer anyone can open. Out of sight is not the same as secured.
A locked box gives that cash a fixed home. Set a combination only you know, drop the tray in for bills and coins, and what used to float around a drawer now sits behind steel and a code.
Out of sight is a hiding place. Behind a lock is a decision.
A tray for the float, room beneath for the rest.
The removable tray keeps bills and coins in their own slots, so the day's cash is counted at a glance instead of dug out of a pile.
Lift the tray and the full depth underneath takes documents, a passport, a spare set of keys, whatever you would rather keep behind a lock.
Pick a code and you're done.
Open it
Use the factory code printed in the guide to open the box.
Set your code
Choose a new three or four digit combination only you know.
Test it
Close it and confirm your new code opens it before you trust it.
Place it
Keep it in a drawer, closet, or shelf, out of plain sight.
Locked cash, and an alarm on the room.
The box keeps cash behind steel and a code. The TremShield Alarm covers the window or door of the room it sits in, sounding at 125dB if anyone tries to get to it.
See the alarm
Questions, answered calmly
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