Combination cash box

Combination Cash Box (Large)

A quiet, locked home for the cash that shouldn't wander.

$34.99One-time · free tracked shipping
  • 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.
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Combination Cash Box (Large) $34.99

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.
9.8in
wide steel body
0keys
set your own code
1tray
lift-out organizer
4.6/5
owner rating
Sorted, not stuffed

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.

CashDocumentsSpare keysSmall valuables
Set it once

Pick a code and you're done.

1

Open it

Use the factory code printed in the guide to open the box.

2

Set your code

Choose a new three or four digit combination only you know.

3

Test it

Close it and confirm your new code opens it before you trust it.

4

Place it

Keep it in a drawer, closet, or shelf, out of plain sight.

No app, no batteries, no monthly fee. A mechanical lock that just holds.
Layer your defense

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
Locked cash, and an alarm on the room.
Good to know

Questions, answered calmly

It uses a mechanical combination you set yourself, so there is no key to lose or copy. You can change the code whenever you like.
The roughly 9.8 by 7.9 inch body holds a tray of sorted bills and coins, with full depth beneath for documents, keys, and small valuables.
It is solid steel and has real weight, which makes it harder to simply pick up and walk off with than a light plastic box.
No. The combination lock is fully mechanical, so there is nothing to charge or replace.
No. It is a locking steel cash box for organizing and securing cash and valuables, not a rated fireproof or waterproof safe.

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