Key strip oak mineral material

This clever organizer puts an end to the tedious search for keys and also provides enough space to temporarily store the contents of trouser and jacket pockets. Mounted on the wall to save space, the strip holds bunches of keys at access height - you simply slide your key into the strip so that it fits neatly into your other access authorizations. The hollow on the top of the strip is a generous place for your small change, while the rest of the surface can be used to store your cell phone, concert tickets or that letter you urgently need to take to the post office.

The interesting thing about our key strip is the combination of materials. Its body is made of solid oak wood, which is milled and then oiled. So-called solid surface material is used for the key strip, which has to withstand even frequent use with consistent hardness. Its weight and feel are reminiscent of natural stone, which is why it is also known as acrylic or artificial stone. The material consists of around 60% aluminum hydroxide, a mineral extracted from bauxite, and around 40% polymethyl methacrylate (PMMA) as well as fillers and pigments. It has a very smooth, closed (non-porous), insensitive surface and is very easy to clean, making it the preferred building material in environments with high hygiene requirements (clinics, schools, canteens, hotels). And because solid surface material is also harder and more durable than solid wood, this slot can even withstand metal keys being poked through it.