Command 17201-S132NA picture hanger, clear foam, PK132
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Stainless-steel key rack with hook-and-loop fastening holds keys securely in a silver finish
The NITE IZE Key Rack provides a dedicated stainless steel hook-and-loop system for holding keys in a fixed location. Its silver finish suits modern hallways, mudrooms or utility areas where a clean, minimal look is preferred. The rack mounts flush to the wall for a low-profile installation.
This rack replaces ad-hoc solutions such as single adhesive hooks, nails or decorative bowls that allow keys to pile up or fall behind furniture. The jump is worth it when you want a permanent, corrosion-resistant mounting point that keeps every set visible and exactly where you left it.
Measured against everything we stock in Wall Hooks & Picture Hanging Kits, at today’s prices. Recalculated every night.
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | NITE IZE |
| Product type | Hook & Loop |
The rack uses a hook-and-loop backing, so it sticks to a clean, flat surface without screws or anchors.
They often forget to clean and dry the mounting surface thoroughly before pressing the rack in place.
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