Key cabinet: organized storage of keys
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Rexos - Key box with combination lock (11.5 x 9.5 x 3.6cm)
External dimensions 11.5 × 9.5 × 3.6 cm · H×W×D
Nessa 100 - Key cabinet (55 x 38 x 8cm)
Nessa
External dimensions 55 × 38 × 8 cm · H×W×D
Neptun 10 - Key safe for outdoor use - Class A
Neptun
External dimensions 17 × 24 × 10 cm · H×W×D
Teron 90 - Key Cabinet (55 x 38 x 13cm)
Teron
External dimensions 55 × 38 × 13 cm · H×W×D
Teron 190 - Key cabinet (55 x 73 x 13cm)
Teron
External dimensions 55 × 73 × 13 cm · H×W×D
Teron 20 - Key box (25.5 x 19 x 13cm)
Teron
External dimensions 25.5 × 19 × 13 cm · H×W×D
Nessa 42 - Key cabinet (35 x 27 x 8cm)
Nessa
External dimensions 35 × 27 × 8 cm · H×W×D
Polis Code - Key safe with combination lock (7.4 x 12.9 x 7.8cm)
External dimensions 7.8 × 12.9 × 7.4 cm · H×W×D
Logon 300 - Key cabinet (55 x 73 x 14cm)
Logon
External dimensions 55 × 73 × 14 cm · H×W×D
Teron 60 - Key cabinet (45 x 30 x 13cm)
Teron
External dimensions 45 × 30 × 13 cm · H×W×D
Logon 100 - Key cabinet (55 x 73 x 8cm)
Logon
External dimensions 55 × 73 × 8 cm · H×W×D
Logon 500 - Key cabinet (55 x 73 x 20.5 cm)
Logon
External dimensions 55 × 73 × 20.5 cm · H×W×D
Nessa 64 - Key Cabinet (45 x 30 x 8cm)
Nessa
External dimensions 45 × 30 × 8 cm · H×W×D
Neptun 10E - Built-in key safe for outdoor use - Class A
Neptun
External dimensions 19.6 × 26.6 × 10 cm · H×W×D
Typos 10 - Key box (25 x 18 x 9cm)
Typos
External dimensions 25 × 18 × 9 cm · H×W×D
Teron 700 - Key Cabinet (130 x 73 x 25cm)
Teron
External dimensions 25.5 × 19 × 13 cm · H×W×D
Teron 40 - Key cabinet (35 x 27 x 13cm)
Teron
External dimensions 35 × 27 × 13 cm · H×W×D
Polis Key - Stainless steel key safe (7.5 x 12.5 x 7.5)
External dimensions 7.5 × 12.5 × 7.5 cm · H×W×D
Teron 350 - Key cabinet (55 x 73 x 25cm)
Teron
External dimensions 55 × 73 × 25 cm · H×W×D
Typos 35 - Key cabinet (32 x 23 x 9cm)
Typos
External dimensions 32 × 23 × 9 cm · H×W×D
Where are key cabinets used?
Key cabinets are used for the organized, centralized, and traceable storage of keys. They are used wherever multiple keys are in circulation and clear structures are required. The primary purpose is not just protection, but above all organization.
Typical applications include:
- Private households with multiple access points
- Companies and businesses with employee keys
- Workshops and technical areas
- Administrations and associations
- As a supplement to gun cabinets and safes
Bremer Tresor offers various designs of key cabinets and key safes for organized key storage, tailored to the number of keys, frequency of use, and organizational requirements.
Why a key cabinet from Bremer Tresor is worth it
Our key cabinets not only offer secure storage for keys but also impress with their modern design and easy handling.
A lockable key cabinet from Bremer Tresor offers these advantages:
- Organized storage of keys
- Robust materials that contribute to longevity
- Various locking systems
- Modern and timeless design that fits into your business
Benefit from these advantages now and organize your key storage according to your requirements!
How does a key cabinet work?
A key cabinet is characterized by simple operation with controlled access. The keys are hung on hook strips inside, usually arranged in a numbered or clearly structured manner. After opening, keys can be removed or returned without losing track of them.
Depending on the model, expansions such as additional key boards or safe shelves are possible. Bremer Tresor places great value on understandable functionality and robust, practical technology. Discover the diverse range from Bremer Tresor now to increase security within your business and make key storage more efficient!
Where should a key cabinet be mounted and positioned?
Correct installation and the right location are crucial for the functionality of a key cabinet. The goal is a secure yet practical placement that facilitates daily access and makes unauthorized access difficult.
Our tips for installation and location selection at a glance:
- Wall mounting on a load-bearing surface
- Placement in non-public areas
- Good accessibility for authorized persons
- Avoidance of highly visible areas
- Use of provided mounting points for anchoring
In businesses, installation in technical rooms, offices, or secured side rooms is recommended. Bremer Tresor provides advice on selecting a suitable location, taking safety aspects and operational processes into account.
The security features of our key cabinets
Even if a key cabinet is not a safe, security plays a central role. Material quality, workmanship, and the locking system used are decisive. High-quality key cabinets are made of sturdy sheet steel and have cleanly finished edges as well as reliable locks.
Bremer Tresor relies on solid materials and proven technology designed for continuous operation that fits into existing security concepts.
What are the differences between a key cabinet and a key safe?
Key safes differ significantly from simple key cabinets or open storage systems. While key cabinets serve primarily for organization, key safes focus on controlled access.
| Feature | Key cabinet | Key safe |
|---|---|---|
| Purpose | Organization of keys | Securing of keys |
| Security level | Basic protection | Increased protection |
| Material | Sheet steel | Solid steel |
| Locking system | Simple lock or numeric code | Certified, more complex locks |
A key cabinet is suitable for organizing keys clearly, while a key safe is used where a higher level of security is required. The friendly expert team at Bremer Tresor will support you in choosing the right solution based on your actual needs.
Key cabinet with cylinder lock: the all-rounder
The classic version is a key cabinet with a cylinder lock. This is a safe lock that can be opened using a small key. Our Nessa model series has such a cylinder lock. This model series is available in various sizes.
The Nessa 64 offers space for 64 keys. Thanks to its slim design and the pre-drilled holes for firm wall mounting, it offers an optimal and space-saving option for key storage.
Buying a key cabinet from Bremer Tresor
Thanks to our deep expertise, we know exactly what matters in a key cabinet. Our over 40 years of experience enable us to offer you high-quality and practice-oriented solutions based on real-world requirements.
Bremer Tresor develops and sells security solutions for various industries. A central component is our competent, objective advice, which takes into account the area of use, organization, and security requirements. This is supplemented by predictable delivery processes as well as optional installation and assembly services that make integrating a key cabinet easier for you – get in touch now!
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
A key cabinet is used for the organized and central storage of keys. The keys are hung on fixed hooks or rails and clearly assigned. Access is granted via a lock or numerical system. This allows keys to be managed clearly, removed quickly, and returned correctly after use.
If it is a matter of organizing keys, you are well-advised to use a key cabinet. Lockable key cabinets made of robust materials, such as steel, offer very light but insufficient protection against unauthorized access. Key cabinets are generally not certified and are therefore not subject to legally established regulations that guarantee security. This also has the disadvantage that the contents of key cabinets are not insurable. Only certified key safes offer a high level of security. These have undergone strict testing procedures to provide optimal protection against breaking and entering and thus theft.
Most key cabinets can be easily screwed into the wall. The type and size of the screws depend on the type of key cabinet. Generally, standard screws from a hardware store are sufficient. For optimal stability and load-bearing capacity, wall plugs can also be used. For hollow walls, we recommend screwing with special hollow-wall anchors.
Which key cabinet is best for you depends on various factors: How many keys need to be stored? What material should the key cabinet be made of? Should the key cabinet be lockable? Should the key cabinet be mounted on the wall? The ideal key cabinet is the one that perfectly suits your requirements. Key cabinets are available at Bremer Tresor in numerous designs and variants. This way, you can be sure that you will find the right model for your needs.
The advantage of a lock with a code is its intuitive operation. No extra key is required to open the cabinet. This reduces the risk of the key being lost or stolen. The usually 4-digit code can be easily entered using a dial. There is hardly any simpler handling for storing keys in a key cabinet.