Coat Hook
Description
Our large and varied collection of hooks will add character and charm to any space. An accessory that's both functional and decorative.
- Our coat hooks are forged from solid brass to create a product that's as beautiful as it is hardwearing. A perfect design choice for any home, with many matching products available.
- Can be used individually, or mixed and matched with similar hooks in the same/different sizes to create a feature piece.
- Match with any of our Aged Brass lever handles to create a matching theme on your internal doors.
- Supplied with matching SS wood screws.
Dimensions
Overall Height: 58mm
Projection: 70mm
Technical Drawing
Finish
Burnished Brass is an excellent choice for those wanting to add subtle luxury to their home interiors. Offering warmth without over dominating, this timeless finish complements a range of colours, and looks especially stunning when paired with paler shades.
Hand forged from a base of solid brass, Burnished Brass is an excellent example of how our unique manufacturing techniques add further intrigue to the natural charm of the base material. Each product undergoes an accelerated ageing process, creating a dark patina before being placed into barrelling machines, giving them the beautiful burnished finish. During the final stages of manufacturing, a high quality, cleat matt lacquer is applied for protection.
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Care & Maintenance
We advise against the use of chemicals, and other harsh cleaning products on this finish as it may affect the lacquer.
Products should be cleaned regularly with a soft cloth and wiped over with a wax-based furniture polish like our 'Maintenance Wax' (33002) to offer some protection.
To increase the mechanical life expectancy of your products, we recommend regular oiling of all moving parts using our ‘3-in-1 Oil’ (92337). This process is also highly recommended during initial installation.
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