Lockable Storage Trunk
The garage is where they shop. This locks the shelves.
- Locks tools and gear out of reachA rugged trunk that closes and locks over everything inside.
- Weatherproof diamond-plate aluminumBuilt for a garage, shed, truck bed, or RV.
- Room for the expensive stuff39 inches of space for power tools, gear, and valuables.
- Heavy and stay-putNot the kind of box that walks off under an arm.
The room that invites itself in
Your garage holds thousands of dollars behind one soft door.
A garage is where the valuable, easy-to-resell things live: power tools, bikes, camping and sports gear, the second set of everything. It is also the least secure room in most homes, a big door, often left open, rarely watched.
A locking trunk turns that open shelf into a closed one. The gear that used to sit in plain sight now sits inside aluminum behind a lock, so an open garage door no longer means an open invitation.
An open garage is a shop with no register. A lock puts one in.
Garage, shed, truck bed, or job site.
Park it against a garage wall for the power tools and bikes, in a shed for the mower and yard gear, or in a truck bed for the kit you can't haul in every night.
The diamond-plate aluminum shrugs off weather and knocks, so it holds up wherever you put it, indoors or out.
Place it, fill it, lock it.
Pick the spot
Against a wall in the garage, shed, or in the truck bed.
Load the gear
Power tools, bikes parts, camping and sports kit, whatever a thief would grab fast.
Lock it
Close the lid and secure the lock so the contents are out of reach.
Anchor if you like
For extra hold, bolt or chain it down so it cannot be carried off.
The part of the house alarms forget.
Most security stops at the front door, yet the garage and shed hold some of the easiest, most stealable value in the home. This puts a real lock on exactly that.
Locked gear, and an alarm on the door.
The trunk locks your tools and gear away. The TremShield Alarm covers the garage door or window, sounding at 125dB the second it is forced or opened.
See the alarm
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