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We need: a panel of plywood 45cm X 65cm X 1cm, painted white, wooden building blocks, a mirror tile, a small pen tray, a metre rule or yardstick, scissors, pencil, mounting tape for wallpaper & plaster, mounting glue for transparent & glass
Wall-Mounted Key Holder
Wall-Mounted Key Holder
Are you always losing your keys? Make a change by creating this smart key holder for your wall. Incorporating spaces for other items too, plus a mirror for a last minute check. This neat little key holder for your hall or corridor wall will save you both time and energy when you leave home each day! No tools are required – so let’s get started.
Level of difficulty : For ambitious hands
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We need:
- a panel of plywood 45cm X 65cm X 1cm, painted white
- wooden building blocks
- a mirror tile
- a small pen tray
- a metre rule or yardstick
- scissors
- pencil
- mounting tape for wallpaper & plaster
- mounting glue for transparent & glass
How it's done:
Overview of materials needed for a wall-mounted DIY key holder
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To get the best possible bond, give the back of the panel a wipe to get rid of any dust. Please use alcohol or silicone-free window cleaner.
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Cleaning the plywood panel when making a key holder for the wall
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Apply lengths of mounting tape to the back of the panel. Alternate full-length strips with 20cm length strips. Press them all along their length for a minimum of 5 seconds.
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Applying mounting tape for wallpaper & plaster when making key holder for the wall.
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On the white side of the key holder board, place the mirror, building blocks and tray and decide where each thing should go.Then trace around them with a pencil.
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Designing the layout of a key holder for the wall.
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Now carefully apply the mounting glue before gluing each element in its place. Press down lightly before allowing the glue to dry for 48 hours.
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Using mounting glue for transparent & glass to make a key holder for the wall.
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Once the mounting glue is completely dry, peel the backing from the mounting tape before pressing the key holder in place on the wall. Apply pressure for at least 5 seconds to get as close a bond as possible.
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Using mounting tape for wallpaper & plaster to make a key holder for the wall.
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Keep your keys and other important items all in one place!
Enjoy your DIY wall-mounted key holder!
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