Spectrum Diversified White Entryway Key Rack with 7 Hooks for Organizing Leashes, Lanyards, and More Review

Easy to install. I simply measured, marked the holes, pre-drilled and then mounted with the screws provided. Easy. The caps covering the screw holes will do the trick. They might have looked a little better if they were flush, but then you'd probably never be able to pull them out again. although it doesn't look like pulling them out would be easy if they are the way they are without major damage.

We have many key fobs around our home: house keys, car keys, locks, closets and the list goes on. I liked that this product had more than 4 or 5 hooks. The hooks are deep too, which is great because I can easily double stack keychains. I downgraded it from 5 stars to 4 because the paint on the holder was dull paint that rubbed off slightly in transit. We hang our keys in a prominent place so scuffs weren't a major issue for me, but bear this in mind if you leave the key by the front door.

One of the hooks broke when I opened the box. Also missing was the back half that secures the hook to the tree. So I had to improvise. Luckily I was there and fixed it with a small screw I had laying around. I understand that sometimes things happen, so I thought, well, what is it. I screwed it to the wall, threw some keys on it and left. After 20 minutes, one of the other hooks became detached from the pin that attaches it to the tree and fell off. Didn't think I'd have to work on this cheap…

Very nice key rack. I had an old plastic 4 hook and it looked like a POS. I saw it and at such a low price I figured it would be a POS too and a cheap look. I was pleasantly surprised when it arrived! It came with mounting screws and anchors, as well as small wooden dowels to cover the screw holes. I just attached it to the wall, marked the hole with a pen, drilled and inserted the dowels. Finished the install and it looks really AWESOME! Although the price is cheap, the item is of high quality

I would normally build something like this but I didn't have the time and it was cheap and looked very good. With three children of driving age and four cars, the keys must always be at hand. , especially when I want to take the projector out and I'm blocked in the driveway by cars, not to mention overnight guests, visitors etc. So I installed it next to the garage door (on the basement stairs) to avoid being a nuisance but a convenient location. He got up in minutes with a cordless…

The key holders and frame appear to be sturdy and attach well to the wall using the 2 scribes and Phillips screws provided (extra screw included, 3 in total). The white finish looked nice and all the hooks seemed fine, but when I pressed the frame against the wall it was obvious that it wasn't quite straight and was slightly bent away from the wall. However, once installed, the curvature was barely noticeable (I'm sure my wife wouldn't have known if I hadn't told her) and the included screw…