Pro-Lok - Rock-Key-Hider

For short-term, low-stakes access it works: the Rock-Key-Hider is a poly-resin rock that holds a spare key out of sight in landscaping. It relies entirely on concealment, so it isn't the right answer for a rental turnover, a vendor who needs repeat access, or anything on a keying schedule. For those, a keyed or combination lock box mounted at the door, or a keyed-alike system across the units, is the better call, since a concealment rock can be found by anyone who thinks to pick it up.

The Rock-Key-Hider is a molded poly-resin shell built to be weather resistant, so it's meant to sit outdoors in a planter, a shrub bed, or among landscape rocks. It's a concealment case, not a locked box, so security comes from where you put it rather than from the case itself. Bury it partway into mulch or set it among real stones of similar size so it doesn't read as the odd one out.

Pro-Lok ships the K273 rock hide-a-key as five retail cards, one case per card, so a single order gets you five rocks. That packaging suits a locksmith or property manager stocking a counter display or setting up spare-key access at multiple units, not someone who only wants one.

The Rock-Key-Hider is sized around a spare key. It's a molded rock with a single case inside, intended for a key rather than a bulky transponder fob or a ring of keys. Plan on one or two flat keys per rock.

Yes, the K273 comes carded, five retail cards with one rock case each. That's the format a locksmith shop or hardware counter needs for peg-hook display, rather than bulk polybag.