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We were called to open this Chubb TDR safe for a client in Ormskirk, the story was that the key had been stuck but they had managed to get it out. Once on site we found a broken key stem and no key bit so we proceeded to open the safe none destructively. Once open we found the key bit inside the back pan. Nice to see a quality safe from the days when engineering was all about quality and not price.
Emergency call out today to a pharmacy in Liverpool as they could not open this B&Q safe. There was only one key available to the safe which upon inspection had a broken key bit which was the cause of the issue. We opened the door none destructively only to have the door nearly fall on us as the top hinge had broken. You can see the drag marks at the bottom of the door showing that this has been like this for quite some time. Given the low value of the safe we advised that it was beyond economical repair and a replacement should be purchased.
Failed La Gard digital lock on this Bluedot deposit safe in Wigan opened through the spindle hole. No loss of integrity to the container and safe back in service after fitting a replacement lock.
The owner of this Secure Safes (Coventry) Ltd floor safe could not get it open despite having a set of keys. We headed out to the job in Derbyshire and after a two hour drive we got it open without having to damage the safe in any way.
The code would not work on this Screwfix digital safe and the override keys had been lost. We attended the job in St Helens, Merseyside and picked the override lock to open the safe. We replaced the lock and provided a new set of keys as well as a fresh set of batteries.
The keys had been accidentally locked inside this security cabinet at a shop in Ormskirk. This isn’t the first time this had happened but last time the keys were found shortly after arriving on site. This time the keys really were inside but we were able to open it up to retrieve them.
When the batteries ran out and they couldn’t find the keys to this B&Q safe in Skelmersdale, Lancashire the owners were unsure how they were going to retrieve the contents. Luckily they called us and we had the safe open without any damage within 20 minutes of the call.
One of two safes picked open for a client in Warrington. All keys were lost to this Stratford Service safe, the lock was also picked open causing no damage at all to the safe or its contents. Another successful pair of openings for the safe locksmiths and safe engineers at Paladin.
One of two safes picked open for a client in Warrington. All keys lost to this Dudley Harlech safe, the lock was picked open causing no damage at all to the safe.
A church in Widnes had lost the keys to these Chubb wall safe collection boxes some time ago and wanted them opening whilst some restoration work was ongoing. Unusual to see them with different types of lock, I can only assume they were installed at different times.
