We always seem to have more keys than we have locks. Most of them end up in a box in a cupboard, but for the ones we actually use, this was a simple key holder. There is nothing to it actually. It is a piece of teak wood beading with hooks placed in it at regular intervals. The beading is screwed on to the wall with two screws (counter sunk to accommodate the heads). Each of the hooks needed guide holes to be drilled in first though. This piece is very easy to make. It has a nice simplicity about it too.Friday, April 6, 2012
A key chain holder
We always seem to have more keys than we have locks. Most of them end up in a box in a cupboard, but for the ones we actually use, this was a simple key holder. There is nothing to it actually. It is a piece of teak wood beading with hooks placed in it at regular intervals. The beading is screwed on to the wall with two screws (counter sunk to accommodate the heads). Each of the hooks needed guide holes to be drilled in first though. This piece is very easy to make. It has a nice simplicity about it too.
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Very nice... as you rightfully mentioned has a simplicity about it , yet a very useful project ! Now your keys need not go missing :)
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