Panda wall key holder cut from acrylic and fixed with screws, for a hallway that needs its key rack to stay exactly where it was put. The character panel is easy to spot from the door, and the screw fixing means it will not slide down a sun-warmed wall in midsummer the way an adhesive plaque sometimes does after a few months.
The panel measures 15 x 10 x 2 cm and ships as a single piece, so fitting it is a matter of a few screws rather than assembling a kit of parts. Acrylic is rigid and hard-wearing: it does not chip the way painted board does, and it wipes clean, which matters on something brushed past every time anyone leaves the house in a hurry. Because it is screwed rather than stuck, it also holds on a textured or painted wall where an adhesive pad would give up.
It goes inside a front door, on a hallway wall beside a coat rail, or in a child's room where a school bag tag and a locker key need a landing spot. Everstock sized the entry range around the gap between a light switch and a door frame, which is usually all the wall there is. As a gift it suits anyone already collecting the panda characters.
