Mycube Max

Our Mycube home safes come with a self-installation bolt kit that includes screws and washers, and that works with most small power drills. There are two holes on the back and four holes on the bottom of the Mycube Max safe where you may fasten it to the wall and floor. A home safe installation diagram and video are located on our website in the How to Use section under each product type.

Mycube safes are made of one-eighth-inch (1⁄8”) thick steel with plated-steel doors.

There are six (6) points of contact where the MyCube Max's interior allows screws to secure the safe to a wall and floor/shelf. Four (4) points are on the bottom, and two (2) points are on the back of each safe. Decide on a position for your safe that will allow you to secure it to surfaces behind and/or beneath the safe (wall, floor/shelf). We recommend securing both the bottom and the back, if possible.* When the safe is in the desired position, take a marker and through the pre-drilled holes inside the safe, mark the surface(s) behind or under the safe into which you will be securing the screws. Remove the safe and note where on the mounting surface you have marked the holes. Use a power drill and drill into each mark you have made on the surface(s) to make holes for the provided screws. Put the safe back in position, taking care to line up each hole in the safe over each of the drilled points. Place each of the provided washers over each hole in the safe, and with a screwdriver, secure each provided screw into the floor, the wall or the shelf mounting surfaces until the screwdriver can no longer be turned by hand.

Mycube guarantees our products for their lifetime use. If any safe part stops working at any time throughout original ownership, you may contact Mycube and we will provide the replacement parts at our cost. Batteries are not covered under this warranty. Labor may be covered by Mycube should the replacement part be required due to a faulty part rather than an incident caused by forgetting to change your batteries, for example.

The battery pack is located on the back inside door of the safe. It is concealed by the black plastic cover, which can simply be removed by unhooking the clip. The Mycube Fire fireproof safe has a battery pack that is located on the front of the door to the right of the keypad.

Our accessory trays are stackable, and you can store the trays accordingly: 5 trays in the Mycube and Mycube Touch safes, 4 trays in the Mycube Mini and Mycube Touch Mini safes. 8 trays in the Mycube Plus safe. 15 trays in the Mycube Max safe. 1 tray in the Mycube In - Drawer safe. 5 trays in the Mycube Connect safe. 4 trays in the Mycube Fire safe (1 in the pullout drawer and 3 on the bottom.) The Mycube Fire is the only safe that can fit just the Fire safe tray style (the other tray styles will NOT fit in the Mycube Fire.) Whereas the Mycube and Mycube Touch safes can accommodate any style accessory tray - including the Fire Safe tray.

Our home safes are best used for urban living, apartment buildings, homes, hotels, offices, and dormitories. Mycube is best suited to protect valuables, keep your items organized and locked up, and keep your valuables out of sight from people who access your home. The biometric line is perfect for customers wanting the benefits of the Mycube but with efficient biometric safe fingerprint access.

Mycube Max safe comes with a manual override key that can be used to open the safe if the battery needs to be recharged. It's important to recharge the battery every 6 months, and to keep the keys outside of the safe.

Each Mycube door is secured by fabric or a plastic door cover to prevent the door from opening during shipping and when being taken out of the box. If the door doesn't open readily, just give the keypad a pull and the door will open. Or you may tilt the door towards a soft carpeted floor so that the weight of the door allows it to open.