Lucky Line Sprinkler Key Hider - Black

Lucky Line Sprinkler Key Hider - Black (LUL91901)

The Lucky Line LUL91901 is a sprinkler-style key hider that stores a spare key out of sight by imitating an in-ground pop-up sprinkler head. Dropped into a garden bed, a mulched border, or a run of existing irrigation fittings, it reads as part of the landscaping rather than as somewhere a key would be kept.

The moulded plastic housing is sized to take more than one key, so it can hold a house key alongside a shed, gate, or mechanical override key for a smart lock. Security here comes from concealment, not from a lock mechanism, which makes it a low-cost way to keep an emergency key on the property without carrying it or handing out copies.

This is a concealment aid, not a security device. It has no lock, so it works best in a spot that is genuinely out of the obvious line of sight - never directly beside the front door, where key hiders are checked first. For anything that must resist tampering, step up to a locking key safe (see the range below).

Key Features

• Disguised as an in-ground sprinkler head to blend into garden and irrigated areas.
• Internal cavity sized to hold more than one key.
• Plastic construction intended for outdoor placement.
• Black finish for low visibility in soil, mulch, and garden beds.
• No batteries, app, or set-up - ready to use straight from the pack.
• Supplied as a single unit.

Suitable Uses

• Outdoor spare-key storage in gardens, mulched borders, and landscaped areas.
• Storing a mechanical override key for a smart lock outside the property, so a dead battery never means a lockout - see our guide to the mechanical key override and where to keep the backup key.
• Holiday homes, rentals, and short-stay properties where a concealed emergency key is needed for access management.
• Near secondary entry points such as side gates, sheds, and garages.

Available Finish Options

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  Black
  (This Product)
  LUL91901

Finish selection does not affect functionality, compliance, or performance.

Lucky Line Key Hider Range

Full Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

Does it connect to a real sprinkler system?
No. It is a disguised key store shaped to look like a sprinkler head. It is not a working irrigation part and does not plumb into a sprinkler line.

How many keys will it hold?
It is sized to hold more than one key. Exact capacity depends on how large and thick the keys are - standard house and gate keys fit comfortably.

Can it stay outside in the weather?
The plastic housing is made for outdoor placement. It is a concealment aid rather than a sealed enclosure, so siting it in a sheltered garden spot helps keep water off the key over time.

Is it secure against a determined thief?
No. Its protection is that it does not look like a key store. If you need something that resists tampering, choose a locking key safe instead - see the alternatives in Additional Information below.

Additional Information

• It works best when positioned among real irrigation fittings, garden edging, or planting, so it does not stand out as the one sprinkler head that never runs.
• Avoid the obvious spots - directly beside the front door, under the doormat, or on top of the meter box are the first places checked.
• Concealment vs a lockable safe: a hidden key store relies on staying unseen; a key safe relies on a combination. If you would rather store the key behind a code, compare the FK Surf Deluxe Keysafe, the Burg-Wachter KS-30 wall key safe, the ABUS KG747LC Key Garage, or the Carbine shackle-mounted combination key safe.
• Other concealment styles: for a non-garden setting, the Lucky Line Rock Key Hider disguises the key as a stone, while the magnetic FK Surf magnetic key hider and JMA Help Key magnetic hide box clamp to a steel surface such as a vehicle chassis or gate frame.
• Storing a smart lock override key: if you run a keypad or app lock, the safest place for the mechanical override key is outside the house, not in a bag or car. Our blog covers key hiders and how they fit the key-override strategy.

Warranty

As a low-cost concealment accessory, this product does not carry a separate published manufacturer warranty term. Your rights under the Australian Consumer Law still apply. For returns and replacement of faulty goods, see our Shipping & Returns page or contact Terry's.