Keybox Theme

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Keyboxwas originally located at unit numbers 786, 788 and 790 North Bridge Road, Singapore 198754. It lay at the quieter end of the road and right at the southwest corner intersection with Jalan Klapa. Its telephone number was 6299-4121 and email address was feed...@keybox.com.sg. Patrons had to be careful not to mistake Keybox's door with the "Spa" sign immediately next to it as this entrance led not to Keybox but to a 2-storey straight spa!

The sauna was near Little India and an 8-minute walk from the Bugis MRT station or a 6-minute walk from the Lavender MRT station. Ample parking was available along the road and at the open air car park at Aliwal Street. Coupon parking rates were 50 for half an hour. Parking was free after 5 pm on weekdays and for the whole day on Sundays and public holidays.

Keybox at this address was a secluded and quiet sanctuary for relaxation attracted a regional crowd of Chinese, Filipinos, Malays, Thais, Indonesians, etc., as well as locals and international visitors of all ages.

It offered facilities all under one roof and on one floor. These included over 100 lockers, a cosy air-conditioned caf, a TV lounge with Internet stations, a resting room, private cabins, a hot tub, jacuzzi, steam room, gym, a designated smoking area and dark areas. It also organised theme nights. Visitors could enjoy a clean and relaxing ambience.

This new location welcomes visitors to a brand new experience. It is conveniently situated in the heart of the city near the Singapore River and within a stone's throw from Clarke Quay MRT station, an approximately 3-minute walk from Exit E. The sheltered overhead bridge from Clarke Quay Central is available and accessible to the club.

With 7 years of impeccable service to the community in Singapore, Keybox is well known for its friendly service crew and a clean and comfortable ambience for all to enjoy. With a good diversity and being open to all, it remains the club with the widest variety to choose from. Thoughtfully designed and with a beautiful layout, patrons can expect a great experience like no other. Its facilities span over 5,000 square feet of floor space, all housed within a single storey. Visitors may be blown away with a large TV room, dry sauna, steam room, well-quipped gym and 15 rooms for their enjoyment and use.

Was at KB earlier and crowd was not too bad, much better than last Fri. A little disappointed as there wasn't any tasty offerings this week. I must say that KB is the only sauna in Singapore that has such a wide spread for a buffet and such good quality food like the fruit tartlets and the bread pudding!!! Though not the main reason why I go there but it is certainly a PLUS for the evening. I hope that the Mgmt will consider making it a regular feature

I am visiting Spore end of this month and planning to visit the sauna. I am not sure whether to visit Keybox or Shogun, both has its own merits. Would appreciate the members here to recommend which one to visit and which night/theme to go. I am not into chub/stocky (no offence).

While I am sure chubs are more than welcomed, you give readers the impression that this is a chub exclusive place. The crowd is a good mix and chubs maybe make up less tha 5%. Agree with you, everything is nice and clean!

6pm onwards has a theme for 35years and older and so those who are mature beefy, chubs and chasers will find it cheaper if they come late. But do note that sometimes, the crowd dies off after 11pm if they all had a good catch.

Well, good for you! If only everyone has your same taste in men. Unfortunately, one man's meat is another man's poison. While it is uncommon to find someone with a Greek God's body in any sauna in Singapore, the crowd is as common as in any competitor's saunas - abit of this and that.It's always a matter of timing and chemistry. Even if you find someone with the body of your deepest fantasy, does not mean that the person will go for you.

To the guy I fxxked last nite - You really drove me high with your good BJ skills, but u also freaked me out when I was screwing you; you were making so much noise that I was concerned that people are crowding outside the room... anyway great f**k and BJ...

heya guys.. had never been to a gay hangout before in my life and am itchin' to check out a gay sauna all of a sudden.. and keybox seems to have been gettin a lot of rave reviews seriously considerin headin down there on one of the weekdays next week.. but am not sure which day i should be goin.. am 28 mly here, a btm.. around 187cm tall and erm 115 kg heavy.. am afraid that the dudes there wun even gimme a second glance! hehe.. am im kinda into chasers who are slim and lean though.. any advice on which i should head down there..? am nervous yet excited on this upcoming virgin trip of mine!

vodka_supernova, why not treat it as your first " tour " see see look look, don't put in too much expectation. of cos look & built play an important part, but also depends are you going to the right sauna with the right crowd, maybe that day is your Lucky day? if you really keen, just give it a try no harm right?

Good advice, Snowball. Would just like to add, vodka_supernova, that if your first impression, from the people point of view, is not good, it does not mean that the impression is correct. Different people go to different saunas and on different days so for example you might have lots of fun one Saturday and the next Saturday, not at all. And vice versa. But yes, as Snowball said, dont expect too much, give it a try and see what happens. Good luck.

hehe.. thanks so much guys for your advice.. guess i'll just go with an open mind then.. perhaps later today.. or tomorrow.. not sure of how i should act though when im over there.. probably just sit around and finish up a pack of ciggies while waiting for someone to cruise me.. hehe..

I hope keybox management reads this. I was there on tuesday, around 5pm. The lighting was very poor! the shower was pitch black. Almost slip and fell and died inside. The toilet doesn't feel very clean, although the rest of the place feels clean. Please light up the place better. Its not safe.

We will look into the lighting conditions in the shower area. But we hope you understand that if its too bright alot of patrons would be too shy to bathe in there as well so we have to balance that as well. Nevertheless we will look into how we can improve this.

This new feature allows you to change settings in a compatible keybox in SupraNET without connecting the keybox to the programming base. The next updated eKEY (eKEY iOS version 5.1.1.264 or Android version 5.1.2.189 or greater) that accesses the keybox delivers those changes.

Jammed keybox

If the key container is stuck inside the keybox, you can try opening the keybox then grabbing the rubber tab on the bottom of the key container to push up and free the key container in the keybox. Sometimes this will free the key container when a key or tab is stuck between the key container and the wall of the keybox.

If this does not work, please bring the keybox to the SmartMLS office in Milford or to the nearest local Board of Realtors for a replacement keybox. We will send the jammed keybox back to Supra to retrieve the keys. We will call the agent or office when Supra returns the keys to us.

Dead keybox

Battery life in Supra electronic keyboxes lasts about 10 years. Your eKey app will actually display the remaining battery life when you open the shackle. Once the battery is down to around 5%, it is time to replace the keybox. Please bring the dead box back to the SmartMLS office in Milford, or to the nearest local Board of Realtors for a replacement keybox. All keyboxes are fully covered under warrantee, so the replacement box will be issued free of charge.

A keybox is kept by a department/organization in a secure location for the purpose of temporary key loan to individuals who do not routinely need the associated key. The department/organization manages the keybox and is responsible for keeping accurate records of individuals in possession of keys.

For security reasons, all keys issued for the vacated space must be returned to FPM. In addition, a new keying system must be created for new occupants. Note, hardware and labor costs associated with implementing the new keying system must be paid for through department/project funds.

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