Locksworth Home Safes & Paper Shredders
You've seen budget safes pried open with a flathead screwdriver. Locksworth stamps each safe body from one steel sheet. No weld seams. No weak joints. Five sizes from 0.6 to 2.0 cu ft, four shredders that turn a full page into 2,000+ particles.
- Every safe ships with electronic keypad, two emergency keys, alarm, and mounting hardware.
- Two fireproof models rated to 1400°F for 30 minutes, one with included fireproof bag.
Our Products
Steel cabinet safes and paper shredders built for real security.
Locksworth 0.6 Cu Ft Home Safe
- 0.6 cu ft / 14.1 lbs, fits nightstand or closet shelf
- Triple lock: electronic + mechanical + key override
- Pre-drilled for floor or wall mounting, hardware included
Locksworth 1.7 Cu Ft Safe
- 1.7 cu ft / 28 lbs, mid-size all-purpose safe
- Two 20mm locking bolts, 70 dB wrong-code alarm
- Removable shelf, scratch-resistant finish
Locksworth 1.2 Cu Ft Fireproof Safe
- 1.2 cu ft / 44.5 lbs, heaviest compact model
- 240° door opening + auto-LED interior light
- Fireproof plaster layer + heat-activated door seal
Locksworth 2.0 Cu Ft Fire Safe
- 2.0 cu ft / 32.2 lbs, largest in the Locksworth line
- Fire rated to 1400°F / 30 min + included fireproof bag
- Four locking bolts, dual alarm system, LED sensor light
Locksworth 1.0 Cu Ft Safe (Pink)
- 1.0 cu ft in matte pink, bedroom and dorm friendly
- Sensor light, adjustable shelf, alarm system
- Two-year worry-free warranty included
Locksworth 8-Sheet Micro-Cut Shredder
- P-4 micro-cut at $35.99, most affordable in the line
- 2-min run + 30-min cool, sized for monthly bills
- Manual reverse for one-press jam clearing
Locksworth 8-Sheet Micro-Cut P-4 Shredder
- P-4 micro-cut, 4x12mm particles
- 8 sheets per pass, 4-gallon bin
- Compact: fits under a dorm desk or side table
Locksworth 24-Sheet Cross-Cut Shredder
- 24 sheets per pass, 40-min continuous run at P-4
- CDs, credit cards, staples, and paper clips accepted
- 8.9-gal pull-out bin with fill window, 4 rolling casters
Locksworth 200-Sheet P-5 Auto-Feed Shredder
- P-5 micro-cut (2x12mm), highest security in the line
- 200-sheet auto-feed tray, 60-min continuous run
- 8.5-gal bin with view window, anti-jam reverse, 4 casters
Why Locksworth
Bolt-Down Anchoring
Pre-drilled holes and expansion screws anchor your safe to the floor. No extra hardware to buy.
Dead-Battery Override
Two physical keys bypass the keypad. Store one off-site. You never face a permanent lockout.
70 dB Wrong-Code Alarm
Three bad guesses fire a siren through a closed door. Tampering gets announced before entry.
Fire-Resistant Plaster Layer
Two models survive 1400°F for 30 minutes. A heat-activated door seal blocks smoke at the edge.
P-4 to P-5 Shredding Security
One letter-size page becomes 2,000+ unreadable fragments. Credit cards and CDs go through the same slot.
40-Minute Continuous Run
24 sheets per pass for 40 minutes. A full filing-cabinet drawer becomes confetti in one session.
How It Works
Unbox & Inspect
Check the safe body, both keys, expansion bolts, and manual. Shredders: remove the shipping lock and check the bin.
Mount or Position
Bolt your safe to the floor or wall through pre-drilled holes. Slide the shredder under your desk or beside a filing cabinet.
Set Your Code
Program a 3-to-8-digit PIN on the keypad. Test both override keys. Store one off-site with a trusted person.
Use & Maintain
Replace safe batteries once a year. Oil shredder blades monthly. Tap reverse to clear jams in one press.
Built for the Scenarios That Matter
Pry the Door and Nothing Gives
Grab a flathead screwdriver. Run it along the door edge of a welded safe. The tip catches the seam, and the door bends outward in seconds. Try the same on a Locksworth. Your screwdriver finds no ridge, no gap. Each body is stamped from one steel sheet. A pry bar slides off continuous surface.
- Run your finger along the door edge. No weld ridge, no gap, no entry point for a blade.
- Drop the safe off a counter. The single-sheet body absorbs impact without splitting at corners.
- Bolt the 14.1 lb model to a closet shelf. A screwdriver attack hits solid steel, not a seam.
Three Wrong Codes and the Room Knows
Your teenager's friend tries random numbers on the keypad. After three wrong entries, a 70 dB siren fires. That volume matches a vacuum cleaner at three feet. You hear it through a closed bedroom door, down the hallway. The keypad locks for 20 seconds per cycle.
- Hear the siren through a closed bedroom door, down the hallway, into the kitchen.
- The keypad locks for 20 seconds after each alarm cycle. Guessing codes becomes slow and loud.
- Vibration-sensor models also trigger on drilling or prying attempts.
Drop 200 Pages In and Walk Away
Tax season ends. Three years of W-2s, 1099s, and bank statements sit in a paper grocery bag. Stack the pile into the auto-feed tray. The shredder pulls one sheet at a time, slicing each into 2x12mm particles. Come back in an hour. Empty tray, bin full of confetti.
- Feed 200 sheets in one stack. The auto-feed runs for 60 minutes at the highest security tier.
- Each letter-size page becomes 2,000+ fragments at 2x12mm. Reconstruction is physically impossible.
- The 8.5-gallon bin holds several sessions before you empty it. A view window shows fill level.
Open the Door Wide and See Everything Inside
Swing the 1.2 cu ft fireproof model open 240 degrees, flat against the wall. The LED sensor lights up the interior on its own. Stack tall binders on the bottom, jewelry boxes on the adjustable shelf. Rearrange shelf height for a different layout next month. No flashlight, no fumbling.
- Swing the door 240 degrees flat. Reach every corner without bending or twisting in a dark closet.
- The LED sensor activates the moment you open the door. Read document labels without a flashlight.
- Slide the adjustable shelf up for tall folders, down for stacked cash boxes. No tools needed.
About Locksworth
Your documents live two lives. The originals sit behind a steel door and a code you chose. The copies go through a shredder and come out as particles too small to read. Both halves of that cycle come from one product line.
You choose from five safe sizes, 0.6 to 2.0 cubic feet, priced $53 to $171. Inside every box you find a digital code lock, two backup keys, an alarm, and mounting bolts. Two models add fire protection rated to 1400°F for 30 minutes.
Four shredders round out the line. The $36 personal unit fits under a dorm desk. The $255 auto-feed machine turns a page into 2,000+ particles and runs for 60 minutes unattended.
What Customers Say
Verified Purchase
0.6 Cu Ft Home Safe
The build quality is solid and feels very secure. The interior space is larger than I expected, making it perfect for storing important documents, cash, jewelry, and small valuables. The digital keypad is easy to use, and the added key backup provides extra peace of mind. Great value for the price.
Verified Purchase
200-Sheet P-5 Shredder
This shredder exceeded all my expectations. The P-5 high-security micro-cut ensures that sensitive documents are completely destroyed. I used to pay $45/month for commercial shredding. This unit paid for itself in six months and handles everything from tax returns to credit card statements.
Verified Purchase
24-Sheet Cross-Cut Shredder
This is possibly the best shredder I have ever owned. We use it to destroy cardboard, instruction manuals, and plastic. The drive motor handles a good stack of papers at once and doesn't get stuck. The pull-out bin is easy to empty. The machine feels sturdy and the wheels make it easy to move around.
Verified Purchase
1.2 Cu Ft Fireproof Safe
I was looking for a quality safe and this fit the bill. It has a small light inside and a small hook for keys too. Quality is on par with how it should be. Not much plastic on it. The door opens wide so you can see everything. Holds all my important documents with room to spare.
Verified Purchase
1.0 Cu Ft Safe (Pink)
Love this little safe. I bought the white and it looks great on my closet shelf. Super easy to setup. It has some weight to it and the light that comes on when you open it is great if you need to see in a dark closet. The removable shelf is convenient for organizing different items.
Verified Purchase
8-Sheet Micro-Cut Shredder
Super easy to use right out of the box. It shreds fast and doesn't jam when I'm clearing out old mail or random papers. The little window lets me see when it's getting full, and the bin slides out smoothly. Works exactly as advertised. Feels sturdy even though it's compact.
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2.0 Cu Ft Fire Safe
This security safe exceeded expectations in both build quality and functionality. The steel construction feels solid and heavy-duty, offering a real sense of security. It's compact enough to fit in a closet yet spacious for everything I need. The shelves are removable, which makes organizing valuables straightforward.
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1.7 Cu Ft Safe
Great compact safe. Perfect for paperwork that needs to remain safe and secure. The electronic keypad is responsive and the alarm gives me confidence that nobody is getting in without me knowing. Bolted it to my closet floor in about 15 minutes with the included hardware. Solid purchase.
How Locksworth Compares
| Feature | Locksworth | SentrySafe | Budget Brand |
|---|---|---|---|
| Construction | Seamless integral molding (no weld seams) | Welded steel panels | Spot-welded thin gauge |
| Lock System | Electronic keypad + 2 emergency keys | Electronic keypad + 1 key (select models) | Key-only or single-code |
| Alarm System | 70 dB after 3 wrong codes (all models) | Select models only | None |
| Fire Protection | 1400°F / 30 min (2 models) + fireproof bag | UL Class 350 1-hour (select models) | Not rated |
| Price Range (Safes) | $53 - $171 | $40 - $400+ | $25 - $80 |
| Mounting Hardware | Included with all models | Included with most models | Sold separately |
What You Get Over Time
Problems You Already Know About
A screwdriver pops the door in under a minute
Most sub-$100 safes use spot-welded panels. A flathead catches the weld seam, and the door bends outward with 30 seconds of leverage. Your $200 emergency fund disappears during a 10-minute errand. Single-sheet steel bodies remove the seam entirely.
FBI UCR: 58% of residential burglaries involve forced entry
Battery dies, safe locks, keys are inside
You stored both backup keys inside the safe. The keypad goes dark. A locksmith charges $150 to $300 to drill your own safe open. Keep one key in a separate room. Mail the second to a family member. Check the battery indicator quarterly.
House fire melts the contents before firefighters arrive
Paper ignites at 451°F. A standard steel cabinet reaches that temperature in under 10 minutes during a house fire. Fire-rated interiors with heat-absorbing lining keep contents below 350°F for 30 minutes, buying time for the fire crew.
Credit card offers pile up in the recycling bin
Your name, address, and a live credit offer sit in an open bin at the curb. A dumpster diver fills out the application and maxes the card before your next statement. Micro-particle shredding turns each offer into fragments smaller than a grain of rice.
FTC: 1.4 million identity theft reports in 2023
You bought a safe too small and now nothing fits
Six months after purchase, you own more documents, a second handgun, or a growing jewelry collection. The 0.6 cu ft box that felt spacious overflows. Start with the next size up. The 1.0 cu ft model costs $23 more and holds twice the stack of folders.
Who Locksworth Is For
First-Time Safe Buyer
You rent an apartment and own a few hundred in cash, a passport, and a birth certificate. You need a compact box that anchors to the closet floor without drilling through the landlord's hardwood. The 0.6 cu ft model weighs 14.1 lbs and bolts to a shelf or wall stud.
Home Office Freelancer
You handle client contracts, tax returns, and Social Security numbers. Compliance means shredding copies at forensic-grade particle sizes and locking originals in a fire-rated container. The 200-sheet auto-feed and the 2.0 cu ft fire safe cover both requirements from one desk.
New Parent
Your toddler opens every cabinet in the house. Prescription medications, a compact handgun, and documents need a locked code, not a twist latch. The wrong-code siren deters older children from guessing. You reset the code anytime someone else learns it.
Downsizing Retiree
You moved from a house to a condo. Decades of bank statements need shredding. A sub-20 lb safe fits the nightstand. The 8-sheet micro-cut shredder sits under the desk at $36. The 1.0 cu ft safe tucks into the bedroom closet at $76.
Expert Pick
Your first safe purchase teaches you two lessons. Most budget models fail at weld seams, not at the lock. A pry bar catches the ridge where two panels meet, and the door bends outward. Single-piece construction forces a different attack path entirely. Second lesson: you will undersize your first safe. Buy one capacity step above your current needs. Six months of accumulated documents, a second piece of jewelry, or a new handgun fills the original box faster than you planned.
Home Security Consultant
Expert perspective: composite view reflecting industry practice. Individual experiences vary.
Top Tips
- Anchor every unit to the floor, even sub-20 lb models. Carry-out theft targets lightweight safes left unsecured on shelves and nightstands.
- Start with the 1.7 cu ft model if you own more than a passport and one cash envelope. The 0.6 cu ft box fills within three months for most buyers.
- Run an expired credit card through the shredder once a month. The plastic strips clean accumulated paper dust from the cutting heads and extend blade life.
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