How to Get Into a Wall Key Safe

Call the manufacturer of the safe with your model number and request a spare key be sent to you. This will require a fee. If you have lost one key, you may try locating your spare key before ordering another. Wall safes usually come with at least two keys, so you may have another one lying around.

Pick the lock. If you have a blueprint of the lock you can take a set of lock picks and press all of the pins up. Work the pick into the lock along the spine of where the key would be. Push the pins up and turn the lock as you would a key and open the lock. A lock pick gun also works for this situation.

Destroy the safe. Cut the hinges or break them with a sledgehammer and a chisel. If you have a drill driver and titanium bits, then you can drill out the lock by using a bit that is slightly smaller than the lock. Place the drill into the spine of the lock and push it forward slowly while it's drilling. Use a screwdriver to turn the lock once it's been drilled out.