- Looks like a real electrical outlet
- Keep your money and jewelry safe from thieves
Product Description
It looks like an electrical outlet but it is a great place to hide your valuables. Made of high impact plastic and metal. Once installed it pivots out to reveal the secret hiding place. No need to remember special combinations! Conceal your valuables in your home or office. Comes with cutout saw and template for easy installation in just minutes. Stores currency, small documents, jewelry, credit cards, other personal valuables. …. More >>
Wall Safe – Wall Socket Safe – Hidden Wall Safe
#1 by Miss Shari E on April 23, 2010 - 8:05 am
this is so cool a mini safe u can store ur cash in that u want to hide even from urself..who would think to unscrew this n look inside?neat
Rating: 5 / 5
#2 by M. J. Lamming on April 23, 2010 - 8:19 am
There’s not really any instructions, so it takes a bit to figure this out. Once you figure out how it works, it is easy to install and looks pretty much like an electrical outlet.
The drawbacks are that it only comes in white, contrary to product description, and you can’t actually plug anything into it (i.e. I wanted to have a dummy cord plugged in to appear real) A standard plug is loose and makes it look ‘fake’.
But, it holds a fair amount of stuff and is what I was looking for.
Rating: 4 / 5
#3 by Mark B. Manton on April 23, 2010 - 10:16 am
I have been purchasing things from Amazon for many years – I have purchased things as expensive as $3000 and I guess as cheap as this product – $8.00. I intended to install this wall safe in my daughters room – when it was delivered and we opened the packaging – it was broken – not because of shipping but because of poor manufacturing quality (glued seams came apart). I was able to tape it back together – but the product looked and functioned so cheaply – and looked nothing like a real outlet that I refrained from installing it. Additionally – be aware that if you install this in an outside wall – you will compromise the insulative properties of the area.
When I inquired about returning the product – I would have had to pay to ship it back and then pay a restocking fee – of course, I would have spent more than $8 to return it – so I did not. My advise – don’t even think about ordering this thing!
Rating: 1 / 5
#4 by D. Wall on April 23, 2010 - 12:14 pm
The product came in and I was excited to see how it looked. It looked pretty nice, and very inconspicuous. While I was using the cheap “saw” they send with it to cut through the drywall, the saw broke. I got my own tools to finish the job. While trying to install the “safe” itself, the cheap inferior plastic they used broke in two places and now it doesn’t hold the face plate on it very well. I made my own out of verneers of wood. I used the same shape as the original, just now with better quality stuff… It DOES however look like a legit outlet, but you can not actually plug anything into it to make it look more legit, the cord just hangs there and you can tell its a phoney. Anyone considering the item, I would just make my own with real materials from home depot…. just dont run the electricity to it.
Rating: 2 / 5
#5 by Tiburon on April 23, 2010 - 12:23 pm
This is not a “safe” in the traditional sense. it’s a close look alike that can be used to hide a few valuables. (Jewelry)
This is not something that could be used daily to open and close repeatedly.
Rating: 2 / 5