Need a a few lockable boxes for myself and flatmates to keep some mid-value food/drink safe

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Hi everyone,
I've been having some issues with some of my food items going missing in the my house share. Everyone's nice enough, but stuff like a bottle of Prosecco, some food items, etc have disappeared, so I'd like to be able to store them safely in a lockable box.

Our landlord has been pretty generous in offering us a budget of £20 each to buy one such box for each of us, but I don't really know where to start. It doesn't have to be huge... Perhaps around as big as one drawer in a filing cabinet each, and they all need to be individually lockable.
Can anyone make any suggestions please?

Thanks in advance,

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  • kazwookie
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    Buy something like a plastic picnic hamper and padlock it with a bike chain or similar
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    kazwookie wrote: »
    Buy something like a plastic picnic hamper and padlock it with a bike chain or similar

    Thanks for the suggestion. The Landlord did say that he'd like something neat and (kinda) purpose-built, so that he can pass them on to future tenants.
  • Owain_Moneysaver
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    Lockers?

    Wire mesh or perforated door

    They come up a little more expensive than £20 per occupant for 4- or 5- door ones, but not that much.

    Couple of ideas for use in a fridge

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    Lockers?

    Wire mesh or perforated door

    They come up a little more expensive than £20 per occupant for 4- or 5- door ones, but not that much.

    Couple of ideas for use in a fridge

    1 2

    Thanks... These look like good options The cages look perfect but they seem a little expensive. Perhaps there's a cheaper option out there. Thanks so much for your help :)
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