Black Key Holder (Home Sweet Home)

Just perfect bought for my granddaughter & partner as a house warming present & it looks great plus well made & good price thanku.

Just what I was looking for. Its now on the kitchen wall and looks good and it's a great size with 7 hooks.

Keys hook well and it looks good

They come with two adhesive plastic film squares (with a bolt embedded in them) to fix them to a flat surface - you need to attach them to tiles or steel or similar, not wallpaper. You need to fit the pads onto the key holder first and I suggest nipping up each nut with a 7 mm spanner or (as a last resort) pliers once the pads are square because they have a tendency to move once you start to offer everything up to the wall. Once the pads are stuck in place if they are not level it will look untidy and they may not stick to the wall so well once you have pulled them off the wall and reattached them.The alternative is to screw the key holder to the wall or wooden door. Certainly screwing to a wooden door will be easier than messing about with the adhesive pads or fixing to the wall with rawl plugs though keys at the door are accessible by thieves fishing through the letterbox and modern car keys/card are best kept well away from the car anyway when not in use as any signals they generate can be picked up by thieves and used to unlock and start the car.A worthwhile purchase and gets you out of the habit of leaving keys lying around and being unable to find them when you need them in a hurry. I think this key holder is functional rather than attractive but then again beauty is in the eye of the beholder.

Metal key holder of decent weight. included are a couple of raw plugs and screws for fixing to the wall. There are also a couple of adhesive mounts if you don't like drilling holes in the wall. Whilst I would imagine the adhesive mounts are probably up to the job I prefer to use the screws so I know the job is done for good. Holds up to seven keys but you could easily double up if you have loads of keyrings. Its useful for holding those other little things that you can put on a keyring like a radiator bleed key which you can never find when you need it (well I never can). As someone who has previously hung keys on the end of a rack holding knives (where they fall off) I find this really useful. Its possible the 'Home Sweet Home' thing isn't to everybody's taste although its a pleasant enough sentiment. Mine is actually in a cupboard so it doesn't bother me.

The simplicity gives it a modern touch, keeps it from looking tacky.

I’m forever popping my keys somewhere then spend ages looking for them, this was nice and easy to pop up, screw the sticky pads in place remove the back and all ready to hang your keys,This is nice and small and fitted in a gap by my back door so now I can easily hang my keys instead of losing them

This is a metal black home sweet home key holder with 7 hooks and is currently £9.99 which is an ok price in my opinion. It is cut to the design very well and has no sharp edges, the quality seems to be good and you get two different options to hang this on your wall, screws and wall plugs or 2 sticky pads if you don't want to drill holes in your walls.I have opted for the sticky pads and made sure I pressed them on for a good amount of time before putting any keys on and up to now I have had no issues and it is holding up well. The design looks great on the wall and I think this looks great and goes with the decor I have chosen so I would recommend.