Home Safes Hidden Compartment
Home Safes Hidden Compartment
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Master Lock 5400D Select Access Key Storage Box with Set-Your-Own Combination Lock, 1-Pack $19.99 If you’re still hiding your spare keys under the doormat, it’s time for a better, more secure solution. The Master Lock 5400D Key Safe is a hanging unit that securely holds up to five keys. Compact and durable, this key safe will open only when you enter your personalized combination.The Master Lock 5400D Key Safe At a Glance:Reinforced metal molded body Holds up to five keys Up to 10,000 combin… |
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Southwest Specialty Products 30007C Barbasol Can Safe $6.00 Recommended by Law Enforcement agencies around the world! Place container anywhere! Take them with you on vacation Place them in the house … anywhere!! Your cash / valuables could not be safer then in these diversion safes…. |
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Southwest Specialty Products 60001S Book Diversion Safe $11.99 A real book with a hiding place… |
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Can Safe Arizona Ice Tea $8.99 Most burglars spend less than six minutes inside a home and only have time to check the most obvious places for valuables. These unique safes allow you to hide valuables inside common household products – one of the last places a thief would think to loo… |
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U.S. Patrol JH558 Hidden Wall Safe $4.14 At first glance, and even at second glance, it looks like an unused electrical outlet. But hidden behind the switch plate is a mini wall safe that can hold money, jewelry and other valuables in the compartment behind the socket. Installs easily; 2.75in.L x 7.75in.W x 3.5in.H…. |
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Targus Drifter II Backpack Designed for 17-Inch Laptop TSB239US … |
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Kensington K62533US Contour Balance Notebook Roller Bag in Onyx, Fits Most 15-Inch Notebooks $84.24 The Contour Balance Notebook Roller delivers remarkable comfort in a lightweight, compact and stylish case. Our unique Contour(TM) System keeps the weight of your notebook and other contents close to your center of gravity for greater carrying comfort or rolling ease…. |
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The Hillman Group 841618 4-Inch Black Die Cast Aluminum Number 1 $1.45 # Slimline case fits up to 10″ netbook any 10-Inch Device. Durable, water-resistant nylon material keeps contents safe and dry # Two hidden pockets for MP3 player, cell phone, flash drive, pens and key holder without opening the main compartment. # Front Zipper pocket can be used for other items like ticket/passport pocket or quick-draw business card holder designed to complement your travel routi… |
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Build Your Own Secret Bookcase Door: Complete guide with plans for building a secret hidden bookcase door. (Home Security Series) $9.95 This 24 page 8 x 10″ full softcover black and white book is packed 3D illustrations and photographs. Includes easy to follow instructions and a complete material list. Every family can use a safe room. A place in the home to retreat to in an emergency. Wouldn’t it be great if the kids had a secret place to hide during a home invasion or burglary. Now you can utilize this attractive built in design… |
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2-Pc. Diversion Book Set $21.97 These peaceful, dignified diversion books each have a secret chamber, providing the perfect hiding place for your valuables or to conceal a weapon for self-defense. Petty thieves don’t tend to be big readers, anyway. What are they going to do when you pull out your volume of Higher Power The big book is 10 5/8in.L x 8 1/8in.W x 2 3/4in. thick, while the smaller book is 8 1/4in.L x 6 1/2in.W x 2 1/… |
Searching for old/hidden items?
This may sound silly but only serious answers please….
My parents purchased land that has an old farm house on it that is from late 18 to early 1900′s. They are going to demolish the house to build a new one due to its condition. The structure is safe to enter. Neighbors claim items may be left behind in “hidden” compartments, etc. and wanted to tear at things to find them. So we’re going to try to find if there really is something left behind (money, maps, etc.)
Is there any specific places where others have found things left behind?
There is no furniture in the house, just rooms with fixtures, walls, etc. The neighbor did say there is a secret compartment under the steps on the back of the 3rd step up. Not sure what’s in it if there is anything. (We didnt go to the house yet to look)
I saw on a TV show where this couple purchased a old home and when remodeling, they found money wedged in a stud in the bathroom wall, etc.
Look for cuts in wood that don’t seem to belong there. Floors were a common hiding place as were steps and other “out of the way” places. A metal detector could be used for searching the property and provide entertainment at the same time. You can buy cheap ones at Target and even some more expensive models. I have a National Geographic Kids detector from Target for about $15. I also have a Garrett that costs over $200.
Build Secret Compartments … How to Spy
Keep Your Jewlery Safe
When you have jewelry that should be kept in a safe place, but you don’t want to spend money on those ugly traditional safes, what can you do to protect her jewelry? A hidden compartment safe might be a good solution.
Hidden compartment safes look like real items around the house, but they have enough space in them to keep your jewelry and other personal items. For example, they look like cleaning products or soda cans or books or even electrical outlets.
When shopping around for hidden compartment safes you want to make sure that you buy a safe that looks like a real product you might use. For example, soda cans that are weighted to feel full are more likely to be ignored by an intruder than the ones that are empty and have distinctive rattle of jewelry! If you have one that tends to rattle, pack your jewelry with tissue paper to keep it from rattling around.
Another tactic to keep your jewelry safe is to make sure the hidden compartment safe you are using is a real brand: poorly designed hidden compartment safes use brands that no one has ever heard of, while well designed ones use common products that might be found in nearly every home.
Why are hidden compartment safes so effective? Consider this: an intruder skulking through your dark empty house and doesn’t know what time the homeowners are coming back, is more likely to look through the obvious spots rather than open every book in the bookshelf, shake every pop can in the fridge, or look at every cleaning product under the sink. And they will definitely not pry open every electrical outlet in the house!
This activity is a huge time waster for them, since the likelihood of them finding a hidden compartment safe among several cans of soda is quite rare. That’s what is so great about hidden compartment safes to hide your jewelry. They use such common items that no thief will spend the time searching the house so thoroughly!
Next time you’re thinking about leaving your house, take a look around. You’ve worked hard for your jewelry. Protect those beautiful investments!
Jeff Lakie is the founder of Jewelry Information [http://www.discount-fashion-jewelry.info] a website providing information on Jewelry [http://www.discount-earrings.info]
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