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Key Hanger Boards: Lockable Key Storage Sized by Key Count
A key hanger board is a control point, not a hook strip. Keys for rooms, vehicles, cabinets and machine panels get signed out and signed back in, and the board is what makes the count checkable at a glance.
Plusmark lists the Key Hanger Board with a lockable acrylic door and clear visibility of keys, in a professional and durable design, for offices, companies and workshops. It is sized by key capacity, and the catalog gives five sizes.
Sizes and key capacity
This is the table to work from — capacity first, then the board size that carries it.
| Board size | Keys held |
|---|---|
| 1 × 1.5 ft | 15 / 20 keys |
| 1.5 × 2 ft | 30 keys |
| 2 × 2 ft | 50 keys |
| 2 × 3 ft | 100 keys |
| 3 × 4 ft | 150 keys |
Why the door locks
Keys are access. A board where anyone can lift a key is a board that cannot tell you who has what, and the lock is what turns it into a controlled register with one custodian.
The acrylic door keeps the keys visible while they stay secured — clear visibility of keys is listed as a feature alongside the lock, so the count can be checked without opening the board. That combination is why the product is specified for workshops and companies rather than only for reception desks.
Picking the capacity
Count the keys, then add the ones you expect within the next couple of years. A board at full capacity has no room for a new room key or a new vehicle, and the usual outcome is a second board mounted beside the first.
The jump between sizes is large — 50 keys at 2 × 2 ft, 100 at 2 × 3 ft — so it is worth checking the count before choosing. Wall space is rarely the constraint; the capacity is.
Where it gets installed
Workshops and factories put it at the shift supervisor's point, where machine panel and vehicle keys change hands. Offices and companies put it at reception or in the admin block, for room and cabinet keys. Housing societies and institutions use it for common-area and store keys.
It sits in the Board & Study Essentials collection in the Plusmark catalog, and is ordered alongside notice boards and acrylic door cover boards for the same admin area.
Questions on this topic
- How many keys does a key hanger board hold?
- Plusmark lists five capacities: 15 / 20 keys at 1 × 1.5 ft, 30 keys at 1.5 × 2 ft, 50 keys at 2 × 2 ft, 100 keys at 2 × 3 ft and 150 keys at 3 × 4 ft.
- Can you see the keys without opening the board?
- Yes. The board has a lockable acrylic door with clear visibility of keys, so the count can be checked while the board stays locked.
Boards mentioned in this guide
Sizes, surfaces and frame variants listed here are made to order. Send Plusmark your room details and quantity and the team will confirm what is available in that series.
