Brinks launches six Lock Box models for shared-access security

By Atlas Watchline Staff · Corporate · August 14, 2026

Brinks said its six-product Lock Box collection is available at select Home Depot stores for homes, rentals, businesses and other shared-access settings.

Brinks announced a six-product Lock Box collection on Aug. 14 for shared-access security needs in homes, rentals, businesses and other properties.

The company said the products are available at select Home Depot locations. The collection includes portable and wall-mounted models, with different security levels, storage capacities and mounting options depending on the product.

Brinks said the new line is meant to offer keyless access for homeowners, property managers, real estate professionals, contractors, businesses and vacation rental operators.

According to the release, some models use a four-digit combination lock while others use push-button entry. The company said the collection is intended to help users avoid relying on physical keys or leaving keys in unsecured places.

Brinks described itself as a security name since 1859. The release also identified Hampton Products International Corporation as the company behind the brand. It said Hampton, founded in 1973, makes residential and commercial security and door hardware, builder's hardware, cargo management and portable security products, and sells brands in North America under Brinks, Keeper, Commando, Universal Hardware and Wright Products.

Brent Flaharty, chief executive officer of Hampton Products, said in a statement that the products were developed to help users manage access with more flexibility and confidence. He said the goal was to bridge physical security and keyless convenience.

The release directed readers to Brinkslocks.com for more information. It did not give a broader rollout schedule beyond select Home Depot locations.

Sources

• PR Newswire release: Brinks expands security portfolio with six new lock box models

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