No-Drill Stick-On Wall Hooks for Remotes and Keys Set
Stick one hook by the sofa and the remote has a home for good. These pastel stick-on hooks hang remotes, keys, glasses and kitchen utensils with no drill, no tools and no holes to patch. Built for renters who want a tidy wall without risking the deposit.
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Stick one hook by the sofa and the remote has a home for good. These pastel stick-on hooks hang remotes, keys, glasses and kitchen utensils with no drill, no tools and no holes to patch. Built for renters who want a tidy wall without risking the deposit.
Stick-on storage hooks that hold remotes, keys and more with no drilling
- remote controls lost on sofa or table
- no place to hang keys or glasses
- renters unable to drill walls
- cluttered kitchen utensils
Stop Hunting the Remote. Hang It Up.
Remotes lost in the couch, keys lost on the counter, and a wall you cannot touch because you rent. Stick on a pastel hook in seconds and every daily essential has a home.
Small Hooks, Big Daily Payoff

A Hook for the Remote Too
The bottom hook is the reason this set works for remotes. A plain top hook lets a flat remote slide off, but the lower hook catches the edge and keeps it in place beside the sofa. Keys and glasses hang just as well from the rounded heads.

Stick It. Forget It.
The mount is adhesive tape, so there is nothing to drill and nothing to patch. Clean the wall, press each hook firmly, and it stays put. The pack lists a 300g holding weight, so keep each hook to light everyday items.

Four Colours to Match the Room
One pack holds white, blush pink, powder blue and pistachio green. Mix them by room, or stick to one shade for a calmer wall. The glossy finish sits neatly against wood and painted walls, and the spoons in the kitchen show how the colours look in use.
Clean, Press, Hang
- 1Clean the spot
Wipe the wall with a dry cloth. Dust and oil stop the adhesive from gripping, so choose a clean, dry patch beside the sofa, bed, door or counter.
- 2Press each hook firmly
Peel the backing and press the hook onto the wall with steady pressure for a few seconds. Lay out your colour order first so the wall looks planned.
- 3Wait, then hang
Let the adhesive settle for the time printed on the pack before you load it. Then hang the remote by the bottom hook, or keys and glasses from the top.
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The pack lists a 300g holding weight. That covers a remote, keys, glasses, a spoon or a lightweight robe. A heavy bag or a full pan is past the limit, so use a larger rack for those.
Remove each hook slowly. Peel one edge and stretch the adhesive back toward the wall rather than pulling straight out. A sharp pull is the main way paint tears, so go gently and the wall stays as it was.
It sticks best on a smooth, clean, dry surface. Textured walls give less contact, so keep loads light there and check the hook after a few days.
The hooks are glossy plastic and feel light in the hand, so they suit everyday items rather than heavy loads. Used within the 300g limit on a clean wall, they hold the items they are meant for.
A bowl fills up within a week and a tension rod takes floor space. Four hooks on the wall cost less than a tension rod set, add no floor clutter, and leave no holes for the deposit.
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