MKO Key Holder Wall Mount, Key Holder Wall Mount Adhesive with Mail Organizer Tray with 6 Key Hooks for Wall, Black

I have had it for a long time now and forgot to write a review. We put it next to the entrance, very unobtrusive, sleek look, very functional. It's lightweight, easy to install, no wear or tear even after a longer time of use. I like the upper shelf, currently, it holds a small painting/decor. Highly recommend, great value for such a functional item.

Very nice little holder. Quality material, and very nice looking. Easy to install and come with the right hardware to put on the wall. Worth the money.

Installation onto the wall was very easy. Holds multiple things and it was a great addition to my room. Keeps my keys and wallet tidy

Perfect for the camper! This is not bulky at all, and is very light weight but durable. We had 3 sets of keys on it and only hung with the sticker. We did not have to use the screws to hang up and that’s what we didn’t want. I would recommend this.

I've gotten two of these (two different houses). Very easy to install, hold all the keys we have, I hang my sunglasses on them. I do not use the top part for holding mail....so not sure how great that would be for that. I will use it as a wallet holder or something of that ilk.It has held up well. I havent put a lot of weight on it, but what I have, it has held. Design is good.

I LOVE my key holder! Sticks great. Holds keys and even 3 umbrellas too. Very sturdy. It’s small, which was desired since we didn’t want it to take up visual space.

I rent, so I wanted to use the adhesive option. I already wasn’t thrilled to use them because they have a large plastic bump in the middle that prevents the shelf from sitting flush with the wall, but I decided to give them a go. I could always remove them, right? I measured but somehow got it ever so slightly off and the shelf wouldn’t go on.I decided to just remove them and use command strips instead. I tried as carefully as I could but they must use an industrial strength adhesive because even going slowly it tore huge chunks out of the paint. The second (larger) spot was after trying a hair dryer to heat up and loosen the adhesive (per google) which made ended up making it worse. Mind you the pads were on the wall for mere minutes before trying to remove them.I got them (and part of the wall) off and decided to hide my mistakes with the shelf. I used the command strips (the flat black 12 lb Velcro ones) and they worked perfectly. Now if and when I decide to move I’ll have to try and patch up the paint but at least it’s (mostly) hidden.The rack itself is pretty nice. Very sturdy metal, but very small. I was hoping the shelf would be deep enough to sit a sunglass case on but no such luck.TL;DR The rack is good, but use command strips instead of the included adhesive pads if you actually want to prevent damage.

Good quality, serves its purpose, easy to assemble and adhesive tapes hold well. No need to screw in or punch holes in the RV.