Southeastern Depository Money Drop Safe with UL Listed Quick Digital Lock

In the second photo on their description you'll see the back side of the safe door, there are 4 small screws holding that cover in place. On our safe, out of the box one of those four screws was too long and interfered with the locking pins so that they would not engage. The fix was easy enough, just remove the screw that was too long and find the proper screw.How a safe that couldn't have possibly locked at the factory was ever shipped out is beyond me. On top of that, the screw that was too long didn't even come close to matching the other three screws holding the cover in place, it looked like someone just found any screw available and stuck it in the hole.Doesn't exactly give you a feeling of confidence in a device you're trusting to keep stuff safe.Avoid this one, spend your money on a better safe.

Nice safe. It's heavy and sturdy. Floor mounting hardware is for concrete... I had to purchase more hardware for my application.

Not a great safe. The battery only lasts a day on the key pad and can't operate without one.