FJM KeyGuard SL-8548

Where to put the key for the key cabinet is a decision we don’t wish on anybody. Being the person in charge of carrying around this key is no picnic neither. These keys go missing, and make for a lot of ‘uh-oh’ moments. While breaking open a key cabinet might not be end of the world, you’ll have to replace it. It’s why your next key cabinet purchase needs to be the KeyGuard SL-8548. It’s keyless, made from high guage steel, includes 48 hooks, color coded key tags, and mounting hardware. This is the last key cabinet you’ll need, and it couldn’t be any easier to install and organize. Keys which inevitably get lost from a desk drawer, wall hook, shelf, or office cupboard, can now be secured, managed, and accounted for inside the KeyGuard combination key cabinet. There’s no good reason not to upgrade. When doing it the old way, not only are you on the hook for the main key if you lose it, but now every key in the cabinet. Frustration can quickly turn to panic when these keys are needed for an emergency vehicle, tenant’s unit, evidence locker, weapons room, guardhouse, building safe, or any other critical area of a facility. Until more buildings are outfitted with keyless door locks, keys are not completely going away anytime soon (although we are doing what we can to speed this up!). For the keys you’re still forced to manage, a quality combination key cabinet is the way to go. You won’t worry about the main cabinet key getting lost, or worse, stolen. If that key ends up in the wrong person’s hands, it will make your last liability issue seem like a walk in the park. For the money-conscious, the KeyGuard key cabinet saves you some chips too. A reliable locking key cabinet you can open by code, doesn’t just mean you always know where the keys are, it means less keys disappear, less new keys have to be made and paid for, and less locks have to be replaced or re-keyed.