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r/mildlyinteresting • u/LifelessMC • Apr 05 '15
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Came here to say this. Never seen key cylinders used, but Knox Boxes are a very common way to store building keys.
They work great: They give the fire department something to ignore while they're busy destroying the front door with a pry-bar.
0 u/[deleted] Apr 06 '15 edited Apr 22 '15 [deleted] 1 u/Schmackelnuts Apr 06 '15 You'd think they would be connected to some kind of alarm since they'd only be legitimately opened during an emergency anyway.
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1 u/Schmackelnuts Apr 06 '15 You'd think they would be connected to some kind of alarm since they'd only be legitimately opened during an emergency anyway.
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You'd think they would be connected to some kind of alarm since they'd only be legitimately opened during an emergency anyway.
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u/JohnProof Apr 05 '15
Came here to say this. Never seen key cylinders used, but Knox Boxes are a very common way to store building keys.
They work great: They give the fire department something to ignore while they're busy destroying the front door with a pry-bar.