Magnetic Key Rack in Place of the Switch Plate Screws
A key rack is usually one more thing drilled into the wall by the door, a board to level with hooks sticking out of it. This one borrows the screw holes of a light switch cover instead: take out the cover's screws, put these in their place, and each of the four magnets holds a ring of keys, rated by the maker at three pounds a magnet.
The catch every product here has oneThe magnet is the whole product, and it is where the complaints gather: most buyers who mention the magnets say they hold a ring of several keys, but a real minority of them call the magnets too weak for their keys. It also works only on a switch cover held on by screws it can replace. Check that the switch plate by your door is held on with screws.
Buyers report
Buyers report the magnets are strong enough for several keys on a ring, that fitting them takes only a screwdriver, and that the keys stay within easy reach. The rack goes with any decor, they add, and is worth what it costs.
Description
Fits
standard light switch cover screw holes
Made of
neodymium magnets · polished finish
In the box
4 magnets on screws
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