A mixed tray of 48 colour-coded key tags with removable card inserts for labelling and identifying keys. Ideal for letting agents, facilities managers, property managers and anyone with a lot of keys to keep track of.
If you have ever stared at a board of identical keys trying to work out which one opens the boiler room, this key tags mixed tray is the practical answer. Forty-eight tags across multiple colours, each with a removable card insert so you can write a label and slot it straight in. Simple enough, but genuinely useful once you have got more keys than memory.
The colour coding is the main feature here. Different colours mean you can group keys by floor, by property, by trade, or by whatever system makes sense for your setup. The card inserts are easy to remove and replace, so when a key changes hands or a lock gets swapped out, you are not fiddling about trying to scratch off old labels or peel off tape that has been on there since 2019.
Where This Key Tags Mixed Tray Gets Used
These are the sort of thing you find hanging in letting agency offices, property management cupboards, site cabinets, facilities departments, garages, and reception desks. Any environment where multiple keys need to be managed clearly and quickly. A key with no label is just a mystery waiting to become a problem, and a full tray of mixed key tags handles the whole board in one go rather than sourcing individual tags piecemeal.
The multi-colour selection in the tray means you have enough variety to create a colour-coded system from scratch without ordering multiple packs in different colours. That is a reasonable convenience when you are setting up a new site or property portfolio, or just finally getting around to sorting out the chaos in the key cabinet.
A Practical Note on the Card Inserts
Write clearly and in pencil if you think the key assignment might change, or use a fine permanent marker if it is a permanent installation. The inserts sit neatly in the tag and do not fall out under normal handling. The loop fitting is standard, so these will fit on most key rings and hook boards without any persuading. Forty-eight tags in one mixed tray is enough to cover a decent-sized property portfolio or a well-stocked site office in one purchase.
Pro Tip: Write key tag labels in pencil if the assignment is likely to change, or use a fine-tip permanent marker for long-term installs. A printed label cut to size gives a much cleaner result than handwriting if presentation matters.
Key tags from this mixed tray are used wherever organised key management matters. Letting agents use them across entire property portfolios, facilities teams use them in multi-building sites, and site managers rely on them to keep contractor and access keys clearly separated. They are equally at home in a small garage workshop or a large housing association office. Any situation where picking up the wrong key costs time is a situation where clear labelling earns its keep.
Best For
Letting agencies and property managers
Facilities management teams
Site offices and contractors
Garages and workshops
Reception desks and key cabinets
Available In
Multiple colours in one tray
Removable card inserts included
48 tags per tray
Key Features
Colour-coded for quick visual identification
Removable and replaceable card inserts
Standard loop fitting for key rings and hook boards
Mixed colours allow grouped labelling systems
Reusable when key assignments change
Not suitable for: Not suitable as a security solution on its own. These tags label and identify keys but do not add any lock or access control function.
Pull a tag from the tray, select the colour that fits your coding system, write or print the key reference on the card insert, and slot the insert into the tag. Thread the loop onto the key ring. Done.
If you are setting up a new system from scratch, it is worth mapping out your colour groups before you start labelling. Decide up front which colour covers which floor, building, or category. Changing the system halfway through is the kind of job that always gets left half-finished.
Decide on your colour-coding system before you start, grouping keys by floor, building, property type, or department
Select a tag colour from the tray that matches your chosen group
Write the key reference clearly on the card insert, using pencil for temporary assignments or permanent marker for fixed ones
Slot the card insert into the tag window, ensuring it sits flat and is legible
Thread the tag loop onto the key ring or hook
Repeat across the full set, replacing card inserts as needed when key assignments change
Can the card inserts be replaced once they are written on?
Yes. The inserts are designed to be removed and swapped out, so when a key changes use or a label needs updating you just pull the old insert, write a new one, and slot it back in. No need to replace the whole tag.
How many colours are included in the mixed tray?
The tray contains a mixed selection of colours across the 48 tags. The exact colour split can vary by batch, but the assortment is broad enough to support a straightforward colour-coded key management system without needing to order additional colours separately.
Each tag in this mixed tray is constructed with a plastic body and a clear window that holds the card insert securely. The loop fitting is a standard size compatible with most key rings and hook boards. The card inserts are pre-cut to fit the window and can be written on with pencil, pen, or fine permanent marker. Forty-eight tags per tray across a mixed range of colours.
Quantity
48 tags per tray
Fitting
Standard loop for key rings and hook boards
Insert type
Removable card insert
Colour
Mixed assortment
SKU
TRAY800
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