🔑 mDesign Wall Mount Key Ring Holder Small Hook Rack - Organize Your Entryway, Mudroom, Hallway, Kitchen, and Office - Holds Keys, Keychain, Purse, and Wristlets - 9" Wide, 2 Pack - Bronze Review

We have this to hold keys and light jackets. Works perfectly. Very durable. Good size (small), you'll find it's there but doesn't take up the wall.

This worked very well on our key holder. It is durable and matches our other bronze plated products. Installation was easy thanks to the included hardware. I can't be wrong

Attaches with screws. They work great for what we bought them for. We took the black ones and attached them to the sides or edges of the 3/4" shelves. They are strong and work great.

This shelf was just what I needed to keep the masks by the door for easy grabbing on the way out. Installation was quick and easy. All the necessary equipment was there.

I recently noticed that my son has several different keys on his desk. Being the organizer in my family, I thought he would appreciate the central location of ALL his keys. He has. He hasn't found his ideal place for her, but he will.

I was looking for a stylish key ring for my home and came across this one. Looks sturdy, has 5 hooks and comes with 2 of them! I only use one more and it looks great on my front door. (My husband should have put it a little higher)

You don't really need two, but the price is decent enough not to worry. I use one to hang dishwashing supplies in the kitchen. The pins are a little tight for this purpose, but it works. Overall they seem to be of pretty good quality. Ideal for hanging small items such as keys.

I bought these two as key holders as we have about 8-10 key rings for car, post office, house, barn etc. Price. I hung one on top and the other about 6 inches below to keep dangling keys/accessories from hitting or snagging the hook. The hooks aren't very deep, but that's not necessary either, since one or two key fobs can be hung on each hook.

Looking for a simple key organizer and this fits the bill. Only drywall anchors and matching screws included. But no screws. But I had to install on a wooden board. I drilled a pilot hole and tried the screws provided. I cut off one screw with a drill and cleaned the other. Need a vise to remove both. I drilled a hole one size larger and almost ripped off the third screw, but stopped and used a hacksaw to file a shallow head slot. As a result, I manually unscrewed it with a flat screwdriver…