Bring a fresh farmhouse feel to any cloakroom, hallway, or bedroom door with our Hammer & Tongs Ho...Bring a fresh farmhouse feel to any cloakroom, hallway, or bedroom door with our Hammer & Tongs Horse Shoe Double Coat Hook. Forged from iron with a classic powder-coated finish, this durable dual-pronged hook provides an efficient, space-saving storage solution for coats, cloaks, bathrobes, bags, and more. Care & Maintenance: Product comes with screw fixings. Due to the nature of the material, a pilot hole must be drilled first to prevent the screw from shearing. Screws should be tightened by hand; do not use a power screwdriver or drill. This product is not suitable for bathrooms or unheated/damp rooms. Cast Iron is a ferrous metal and is prone to rusting. Regular maintenance with a household wax polish is required to help prevent rusting. Please note: All measurements provided are approximate, as this product is handmade. Features & Benefits: Dual-Pronged Storage Hook - Perfect for smaller rooms and spaces. Cast-Iron Construction - Add an authentic antique edge to any environment. Listing Contents - 1 Double Hook. 2 Year Warranty - With a dedicated Customer Service Team committed to providing peace of mind from our door to yours.
This Hammer & Tongs Horse Shoe Double Coat Hook in Black is ideal for homeowners seeking a durable, space-saving storage solution with an authentic antique aesthetic for entryways, hallways, or bedrooms. Its key benefit is providing efficient dual-pronged storage. A notable caveat is its unsuitability for damp environments due to its cast iron construction, requiring regular maintenance to prevent rust.
All features
Colour
Black
Model Part Number
ST-HT-IM212938 x 1
Brand
Hammer and Tongs
Extended Product Information
FAQs
What material is the coat hook made from?
The coat hook is made from cast iron with a powder-coated finish.
Can I use this coat hook in my bathroom?
No, this product is not suitable for bathrooms or unheated/damp rooms as cast iron is prone to rusting.
How do I install the coat hook?
You will need to drill a pilot hole first to prevent the screw from shearing, then insert the provided screws and tighten them by hand. Do not use a power screwdriver or drill.
What is included with the coat hook?
The listing includes one double coat hook and the necessary screw fixings for installation.
How often should I wax polish the hook?
Regular maintenance with a household wax polish is recommended to help prevent rusting, especially if exposed to minor fluctuations in humidity.
Are the dimensions exact?
All measurements provided are approximate as this product is handmade.
What is the warranty period?
The product comes with a 2-year warranty.
Troubleshooting
Screws will not tighten or shear during installation.
Ensure a pilot hole has been drilled correctly and is of appropriate size. Ensure screws are being tightened by hand and not with a power tool.
Rust spots appearing on the hook.
This is expected with cast iron in certain conditions. Apply a household wax polish regularly to the surface to create a protective barrier and prevent further rusting. Ensure the hook is in a dry environment.
Hook feels loose on the wall.
The mounting screws may not be fully tightened or the wall plugs might not be secure. Re-tighten screws by hand or consider using more robust wall fixings suitable for your wall type.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Durable cast-iron construction for longevity.
Space-saving dual-prong design.
Authentic antique aesthetic with powder-coated finish.
Suitable for general home use in dry areas.
Comes with necessary fixings and a warranty.
Cons
Not suitable for bathrooms or damp/unheated rooms.
Requires regular maintenance with wax polish to prevent rusting.
Handmade nature means measurements may be approximate.
Requires drilling pilot holes for installation, care needed to avoid screw shearing.
Cannot be installed using power screwdrivers or drills.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup:
Identify the desired mounting location. Ensure the wall is suitable for screw fixings.
Important: Drill a pilot hole first. This is crucial for cast iron to prevent the screws from shearing during installation.
Insert the provided screw fixings into the pilot hole.
Align the coat hook with the screws and tighten them by hand. Do not use a power screwdriver or drill.
Compatibility:
Suitable for installation on most solid wall types (e.g., plasterboard with appropriate fixings, brick, wood).
Not suitable for bathrooms or unheated/damp rooms due to the material's susceptibility to rust.
Care & Maintenance:
Cast iron is a ferrous metal prone to rusting.
To help prevent rust, regular maintenance with a household wax polish is required.
Clean with a dry or slightly damp cloth as needed. Avoid abrasive cleaners.