Elder Welder® Hidden Wall Safe | 100% Real, Replaceable Picture Frame Included | Robust Metal Build | Combination Lock | Fits Perfectly Between 16" | Hidden Safe

Buen producto! Nadie se imagina que es una caja fuerte! Muy seguro

I wanted something that I could store some things in there was somewhat hidden. This in walk lock box fits the bill. It is not fireproof, but it works for what I needed it for.

I recently purchased the Elder Welder Hidden Wall Safe, and I'm really happy with it. I loved how easy it was to unpack this product, and I was impressed by how straightforward the installation process was. I think it's pretty cool how it blends in and it's spacious enough to store my valuables. Inside, the safe offers ample space to store my valuables. Setting up the password was also a simple task, and I feel much more secure knowing that my belongings are protected and hidden. If you’re looking for a reliable hidden wall safe that combines convenience with effective security, I highly recommend the Elder Welder. It’s an excellent investment and I highly recommend this product!

Update! Important to know. I was contacted by the company. They gave me a refund AND sent me a new product that arrived yesterday. I was very impressed by their quick actions and care. I have to edit my review. Besides that the product is fantastic. I highly recommend it Did not receive the key needed to set up password and Amazon makes it so difficult to contact manufactures or to help me with this matter.

Calling this a "safe" is a bit of an overstatement, thus the minus two stars - it's a sheetmetal box with a picture frame hung on magnets in front of it that can can be securely mounted into the wall (securely, if one uses better screws than the ones provided, that is). But it doesn't matter - if a thief finds it - and admittedly it is well hidden behind the picture - they can probably pry it open with a screwdriver (so, not a "safe"). As a hidden wall box, it's well-designed, so that's what the remaining stars are for. Easy to install, if you have a few tools that'll allow you to work around drywall holes. And I wouldn't put it too close to a door, lest slamming of it might knock the frame off its magnets (I can see that happening). Also, be aware it is about an inch narrower than the usual space between two 16" studs - first I worried it might make it less secure, but after I saw how the drawer is "secured" in the surround, I really didn't care much any more. Feel free to use the tiny screws it comes with. Pre-drill the holes, or you'll shear off the little phillips heads.