Key Box

A wall-mounted key box hides keys behind a decorative cover. Practical and tidy, it prevents lost keys.

A wooden key box with a print for decorative purposes, or a metal one with a code for security. Place it near the front door, at hand height.

Mistake: a key box that's too small for all the family's keys. Plan for the necessary number of hooks.

The size of the key box depends on the number of keys you need to store. Choose a box large enough to hold all your keys in an organized manner, without being too bulky for the available space.

The most common materials for key boxes are metal, wood, and plastic. Opt for a material that matches your entryway's style and is easy to maintain.

Make sure to choose a practical and visible location near the entrance. Securely fasten the box to the wall following the manufacturer's instructions to ensure it remains stable and secure.

Some key boxes have practical features like a compartment for storing other items, a hook for hanging your keys, or a secure lock. Choose the options that will be most useful to you.

Follow the manufacturer's recommendations for cleaning and maintaining your key box. Generally, a soft cloth and a mild product are sufficient to keep it in good condition.