Trouble free indeed
Key arrived within the estimated time, was affordable, and worked out of the box. Helped me lock a filing cabinet I got secondhand.
By vince
Saturday, November 7, 2026 · Customer reviews of US businesses

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Offering Replacement Office Furniture Keys Using Top Quality Key Blanks. All Keys Cut To Order. We can replace keys from HON, HAWORTH, HERMAN MILLER, STEELCASE and many more.
Trouble Free Keys (troublefreekeys.com) has 162 customer reviews on The Fair Hearing, with an average rating of 4.8 out of 5.
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Key arrived within the estimated time, was affordable, and worked out of the box. Helped me lock a filing cabinet I got secondhand.
By vince
Quick response time when I had a question about order delivery. Key worked great
By An
Was skeptical at first but ordered a key + a duplicate. It came in the mail in about a week, worked perfectly.
By Dan M.
Went smoothly and the key work as it should.
By David K.
Exactly what I needed at a great price!
By JW
Timeliness
By Darlene T.
The seller of a nice filing cabinet unfortunately did not have the keys. Trouble Free Keys offered replacement keys, so my wife and I took advantage of their services. Within 24 hours our request was processed and on its way. The keys arrived in a nice package about three days later. Both keys appeared to have been cut well and were clean of any burrs. Both keys operated the lock resulting in "a trouble-free experience." The Trouble Free Keys Team came through quite nicely.
By Russell
Ordering was easy and the price was reasonable. The key came with thorough and well-presented instructions. The only issue I had on my HON cabinet was that it required more force than I expected to initially insert the key. This made me think at first that the key wasn’t right. There appears to be a brass mechanism just inside the key hole that you have to press out of the way as you insert the key. This could be clarified in the instructions.
By Hill