Cash in a drawer, spare keys under a pot or a passport in a cupboard are the first places anyone looks. A regular safe tells visitors exactly where the valuables are. This Dictionary Book Safe looks like one more book on the shelf, with a real lock inside. It was filmed on camera and inspected before listing, which is why it is priced below new.
From the outside it has a dictionary cover and the look of a page block, so it blends in between real books, so that nobody gives it a second look. Lift the cover and you find a metal box with a proper metal lock housing, not thin stamped tin. In our review we could not force it open by hand. Inside there is room for cash, cards, jewellery or small documents.
Book safe features and specs
- Looks like a black hardback dictionary
- Metal inner box with a key lock
- In the box: book safe, 2 keys
Is the book safe worth it?
A safe only works if nobody knows where to look, and this one hides in plain sight on a shelf. It comes with 2 keys, so keep the spare somewhere other than the shelf. One of our review photos shows it standing open with a key in the lock, so you can judge the build before you order.
Who is the book safe for?
It suits anyone who keeps cash, cards, jewellery or small documents at home and wants them out of the obvious drawer. The inner metal box is big enough to hold a pair of glasses, as one of our review photos shows, so think of it as a small locked shelf rather than a full-size strongbox.
How do you use it?
Lift the cover, unlock the metal box with a key, put your items inside, lock it again and slide the book back in between the others. There is no code to forget, but the two keys are the only way in, so store them apart from the book.
Put it on the shelf tonight and your valuables stop sitting in the obvious places.
Ships across Pakistan from Lahore, with cash on delivery available.
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