Instruction: Analyze a question and its supporting document. Predicting answerability based on the information provided in the document. Output yes if the document contains relevant information to answer the question, otherwise output no.

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Question: How and where can I get a replacement key? I have 13 of these safes (for a group home) and need backup keys to 3 of them. Thanks.
Document: I just wanted a safe so my kids do no have to get their hands on everything. It works well with the key. I got 2 keys. I wish I bought this earlier.
However if you need 'high security' as claimed, I cannot recommend this product.3 stars because it was inexpensive, solidly built and easy to install. (good value)However if I were really after high security, I'd have to give it only one star.
Does not sit flush as one would think but i have had no issue with placing objects without notice. It actually has a nice look. I ordered 3, the 3 set came with incorrect key set so i cant use it, have not had time to call them, easier to find local supplier.
This is a nice little wall safe. First, the price is right. Second, it is nice quality with sturdy construction. Comes with two tubular keys. The key to this safe I think is concealment. If you did not know it was there then it has done its job. If a thief wanted in, it would be no problem with a prybar. I use it to store a handgun. I have mounted it in a closet wall hidden by a pile of clothes. Installation took about ten minutes.
Nice product and very heavy duty solid feel. However, it only really keeps the kids out. The door hinge is exposed and the pin that goes through the hinge easily slides out, and the door comes right open, completely negating the need for a keyed lock. In fact, if I were to ever misplace the key I'd wouldn't have to worry, it opens quite easily without the key. It's easy to mount and install as long as those who built your house adhered to common building standards.
The key mechanism is very smooth. I read some of the comments and people were upset with the bolts. I went to home depot and spent an extra 4 dollars and bought some 5/16x2&#34; hex bolts with fender washers. I cut the sheet rock after drew around the back of the box with a pencil. The box fit it perfect and snug and with a socket wrench with a 6&#34; extension the bolts were tight in no time.
I was pleased with the heavy gauge steel and how the cabinet mounts flush to the wall. There are a couple of issues, however. First, the lag screws provided are cheap, cheap, cheap. I am not the strongest person but I ripped the head right off the first one. Then another, and another. That's right, I broke 3 of the screw heads clean off. fortunately, I was able to get 4 of them to sink in.
I installed this in my coat closet as a place to keep my carry gun when I get home. It's inexpensive, well built and serves it's purpose. It arrived promptly and well packaged.
I even had a frame built for my picture so it could slide over and get to my safe. This safe is definitely one of my favorite buys. It is a very basic safe though so if you want a big expensive safe with fancy buttons or finger print readers this is not the safe for you, but if you want an inexpensive basic safe with 2 keys made for the safe that is wall mountable you found what you are looking for.
Installed in a matter of minutes. Seems well-built, and plenty sturdy for what I need it for. Was a little concerned it would not fit tight between studs, but it was right on the money. Had to tap it into the wall with a rubber mallet... Make sure you secure the outside screws/bolts first, to get it seated flush with the wall, before driving the inside screws into the studs.
Answer: yes