Forma Self-Adhesive Key Rack Organizer for Entryway and Kitchen - 4 Hooks, Stainless Steel by iDesign Review

Looks great, although the adhesive is a little weak. I dropped it twice but luckily I remembered I had super strong car duct tape. You can find them on Amazon by searching for 3M 03609. It's basically double-sided tape on steroids. After updating the adhesive by simply putting the 3M stamp over the one that came with the product. I was able to hold onto several sets of keys which are quite heavy as they have various keys, key fobs and other decorative items attached to them. I would have rated…

Actually I ordered two of these and had a terrible experience with both. The first didn't even last 6 months before falling off the wall causing about $100 in damage to my drywall. I patched the hole, repainted it and foolishly thought maybe it was my fault. So I ordered another one (because once it falls off you can't reuse it) and it did the same thing. So now I have two big holes in the wall that I need to patch. I live alone so the product doesn't get cluttered with multiple keychains.

I was pleasantly surprised when it arrived. I needed a key holder for the kitchen and it's perfect! It's self-adhesive; However, if you follow the directions and clean the wall with alcohol (alcohol dries much faster) your key rack will last a long, long, long time. It's been hanging on my wall for three months now and I haven't had a single problem with it. It still feels very cozy on my wall. I also have very heavy keys and my husband is even harder. So we tested this key stand and it didn't…

This is the perfect little key holder. I buy it every time I move to a new place because I haven't found another one I like better. It looks very stylish thanks to its brushed aluminum finish, it's so small that it fits on every little piece of the wall and holds the keys perfectly. I even tie a dog leash to it. It's elegant and understated. And the sticky backing stays on you until you leave the house (oh, don't count on reusing them unless you buy your own sticky backing for your next place -

I recently bought a house and it has some very nice kitchen cabinets. I needed kitchen towel rails and didn't want to drill into relatively new solid wood cabinets. I decided to give these a try, especially as they were stainless steel and matched the decor. Yes, I can be picky enough to care what's in the closet door. :) I read a few reviews before buying them and people had issues with them not sticking. I didn't have such problems. I only cleaned the closets inside and out but didn't use any

Please note this is for the Key Stand. InterDesign is selling 8 completely different products under the same listing here. Most people don't realize this, which is why reviews of these products get jumbled up, making the review process pointless. With over 300 unrelated product reviews, it's almost impossible to find useful information about a specific product. It seems that most of the reviews are about towel rails. However, I am NOT looking at the company's lack of understanding of how to…