Keys tend to grow legs and walk away on their own if you’re not careful of where they are put down. A key hanger is a good place to keep track of them, so they are always where you need them. And if you get a hanger that doubles as an organizer you don’t have to waste space for just one purpose. Here are several different key hangers in a variety of designs to help you stay organized and keep track of your keys.
mDesign Key Hanger and Organizer
The ultimate organizer
This key hanger is part of a storage organizer the includes a metal basket to hold letters, magazines, wallets, or other items. The five hooks attached under the basket hold keys, coats, leashes, and other items you need to keep handy. The mDesign key hanger and organizer comes in seven different colors and features a neat leaf and vine design the will compliment any decor.
Franklin Brass Key Rail
Lots of hooks
This traditional key hanger has a row of seven double hooks mounted on a wood rail. It holds keys, coats, purses, and several other items to help you stay organized while also looking beautiful. It will hold a total of 10 pounds. The mounting hardware and instructions come with this hanger. It comes in either a white or black finish with satin nickel brushed hooks.
Hivroy Stainless Steel Key Hooks
No holes needed
The Hivory self-adhesive key hanger is a good solution if you’re renting or just don’t want to mess with hardware. The entire back of this hanger has an adhesive that will stick to any clean surface and will stay there until you’re ready to remove it. It is waterproof, so it works in wet and high humidity areas. It has three hooks to hold several sets of keys, is made from stainless steel, and comes in gold, chrome, or black finish.
MyGift Gray Wood Key Hooks and Display Shelf
Multi-purpose hanger
This wood hanger features four strong hooks and three shelves to display pictures, plants, or knick-knacks. It has a vintage gray finish, but also comes in whitewashed, burnt wood and torched wood finishes. The hooks will hold lightweight items, like purses and umbrellas, in addition to your keys. It measures over seven inches high and nearly 16 inches long, so you’ll need a large enough space to hang and use this key holder.
TWONE White Cloud Magnetic Key Holder
Never miss the hook
Sometimes in your rush to wind down when you get home you tend to miss the hook and your keys fall to the ground. The White Cloud key holder uses magnets to hold your keys in place, so you don’t need to fiddle around with actual hooks. The magnet is strong enough to hold scissors and small tools, so it will be hard to not have your keys stay put. The key hanger is self-adhering, so you don’t have to worry about hardware to hang it.
UbiGear Magnetic Push Pin Hook
Space saver
This nifty hook screws into the bottom of your light switch plate. It has a strong magnet to hold your keys in place, but it also sticks out far enough for you to look your keychain over it. The magnet is strong enough to hold large tools in place, so your keys aren’t going anywhere. And it is strong enough to hold your dog’s leash, flashlights, and other small household items so you always know where they are.
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Always having a set place to keep your keys is a good way to know where they are when you need them. The mDesign key hanger is a good solution for not only keeping track of your keys, but also organizing mail, or keeping track of your wallet or purse. It does take up a bit of room, though. For a more space-saving solution, take a look at the UbiGear push pin hooks. These screw into your light switch plate and are magnets. They’ll keep your keys in one easy-to-reach place without requiring you to find additional space for a traditional key hanger.
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