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The Hammer and Tongs Hammered Round Plate Single Hook is designed for homeowners and DIY enthusiasts looking to introduce rustic, industrial charm to their cloakrooms, hallways, or bedrooms. This forged iron hook offers a robust and reliable storage solution for heavy items like coats, bathrobes, and bags while providing an authentic antique aesthetic. While it serves as a highly functional and decorative piece, users should be aware that it requires proper mounting hardware appropriate for their specific wall type to ensure it remains secure under heavy loads.
| Colour | Black |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 1405590 |
| Brand | Hammer and Tongs |
While the iron construction is heavy-duty, the weight capacity is largely dependent on the screws and the surface it is mounted to. When installed into a wooden stud, it can easily support heavy coats and bags.
The hook features a powder-coated finish for corrosion resistance, but it is primarily designed for indoor use in hallways, cloakrooms, and bedrooms.
Please check your package contents. If screws are not included, use high-quality steel screws that match the finish of the hook.
The powder-coated finish is durable and designed to resist chipping under normal use, providing a long-lasting protective layer over the iron.
It is not recommended to mount heavy hooks on hollow core doors unless you use specialized toggle bolts that distribute weight across a wider area of the door skin.
Ensure the mounting screws are tightened completely. If using wall anchors, verify they are the correct size and type for your specific wall material.
Check if you are hitting a stud. If so, drill a pilot hole first; if not, ensure you are using the correct wall anchor system.
Installation of the hook is straightforward, though it requires attention to the mounting surface. For best results, use steel screws suitable for the material you are mounting into. If attaching to a wooden door, it is recommended to drill a small pilot hole first to avoid splitting the wood. For masonry or drywall, use appropriate wall anchors to ensure the hook does not pull out under load. To maintain the appearance of the hook, simply wipe it down occasionally with a soft, dry cloth to remove dust. If the hook is installed in a high-humidity area, ensure it is cleaned periodically to prevent any moisture buildup from affecting the powder coating over the long term.
