SentrySafe Depository Safe with Dual Key Lock, Steel Drop Slot Safe for Offices and Businesses, Stores Cash Deposits, 0.38 Cubic Feet, 12 x 8 x 10.3 Inches, UC-039K

I LOVE this safe! I wasn't sure I'd be able to find what I was looking for when I started. When I found this I was excited. My fiance & I are trying to save for a down payment on a loan to build a house but both of us have trouble saving, w/this safe, once it's in it takes 2 diff keys to open..he has 1 set, I have the other so we BOTH have to be there & ok any "withdrawal"-we're both good at talking each other OUT of spending, just not ourselves lol so this works PERFECTLY. I don't know how hard it would be to get into if you KNEW how & really wanted to, but I don't so I don't know. I imagine this would be wonderful for businesses or ppl like us who just need a little extra security from ourselves (;-) )or for peace of mind. It DOES need TWO SEPARATE KEYS to open, at the same time, please understand that or you will likely be disappointed, even if you have both sets it's endlessly frustrating to try to do alone, VERY easy w/2 ppl. This is the only "money only" safe I found like this. PERFECT! It is large enough to hold a great deal of money &/or a hand gun & some ammo-although I can't see it being practical for a gun unless you don't see needing it quickly (EVER) or needing it w/o the other key-holder home, just something to consider. It's MUCH better suited for cash & checks, important paperwork etc. Safe is heavy but nowhere NEAR heavy enough not to be able to walk off with, however, it also comes w/4 large bolts (& holes in the inside bottom of safe) so you can secure it to something tougher to walk out with ;-)

This is great for important papers or anything of importance. I'm bought it to protect important papers for my children and myself. It's very solid. I'm happy with it so far.

This is a great little safe.. i anchor it on the concrete floor and it's working fine. The opening is wide enough for envelopes, and it's a mayor hassle to almost impossible to get envelopes out without the key. I told an employee of mine if he could get the envelop out in a couple of hours he could keep it. He tried and couldn't. But the safe had only a couple... I image if it was almost full he would be able to get a couple of the out.So for the price, it good size, sturdy, great quality, looks good and good size on the inside SAFE. I would recommend it.UPDATE .. march 2013After 3 years of using the SAFE it's still works fine, the lock and the door doesn't jam. it has several scratches and it's showing wear and tear.The cashier insert 2 envelopes per day every day, and we open it at least 3 times a week. We had to move the box, and reanchor it on another place, but after we building a hiding place. It's basically cover behind a wood frame and carton, so if you look where the safe is, you only see boring boxes, but if you move the boxes then the safe appears.it's a cheap solution for hiding money, in a secure way.

I purchase this for our church. Since we have multiple worship services and the offering collection is not counted during each service, this is a safe and very secure way to hold the offerings till the authorized staff is ready to count the offering during the last service. During the other services the ushers or deacons (always two of them) will place the offering in an envelope and insert it in the drop slot. When the deacons who count the offering are ready to do so, two of them must insert their keys to open the unit up. This protects both the offering and the deacons... since no one deacon can open the unit, none can be 'accused of taking any of the cash' (most of the offering is in checks but there is always some small amount of cash).So I can understand in situations where you are OK with just one person present being able to open this safe, the need for two keys can be frustrating... but in cases where you always want at least the two people to be present when the unit is open, then this is very useful. At banks, ATM units are always opened only in the presence of two employees to protect the integrity of the cash deposits and the integrity of the employees. This functions similarly so it is useful in some scenarios. Though I don't work at a bank, it wouldn't surprise me if the ATM's can only be open with the use of two keys.

I drilled holes in the top to facilitate bolting it to the floor, 12 years since purchase, still going strong.

this is very solid thick heavy safe we bolted ours to the floor behind are register counter for daily money storage. I have had it for several months now with no problems. the keys are an, a and b ,must unlock A before putting in key B. keys stay in wile door is open or they can be removed but keys are required to relock door slot is large enough to fit a stack of aprox 50 bills through. I like the safe but it is quite small so I have to get way down on the floor to access it so depending on your condition it may be difficult to access my only complaint is the key slot face spins in the hole so it gets misaligned with the lock but after using it for a few days I have remembered the proper alignment no problems since.

This is the first time I write a review in my life which mean this is very extreme. This commend is for those who buy the safe already and will be buying. For people who already have it Please stop using them. I lost thousands of dollar for using this safe. The worst safe ever. My ten year old is able to get the money with her older cousins without a key and guess how much money they took from the safe? More then 15k which 8k is safely returned back before they spend it. How the hell are they able to take it? Flip the safe upside down shake shake shake and there you go I lost 7k can’t really do anything about it because they already spent it and gave like 1,000 to homeless guy. 3 years of my savings gone in a blink of eyes. I was laughing with my husband when we were doing demonstration on how they got it out.