Add an authentic antique finish to any cloakroom, hallway or bedroom door with this double coat ho...Add an authentic antique finish to any cloakroom, hallway or bedroom door with this double coat hook from Hammer & Tongs. Forged from iron with a classic brass 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. Also, 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 - Adds 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.
This Hammer & Tongs Double Coat Hook is ideal for individuals looking to add a touch of antique charm and efficient storage to their home, particularly in hallways, cloakrooms, or bedrooms. Its dual-pronged design offers a space-saving solution for coats, bags, and more, crafted from durable, forged iron with a classic brass finish. A key caveat is its unsuitability for damp environments and the manual installation required to prevent damage.
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Model Part Number
ST-HT-IM212876 x 1
Brand
Hammer and Tongs
Extended Product Information
FAQs
What materials is the coat hook made from?
The coat hook is forged from cast iron with a brass finish.
What are the dimensions of the coat hook?
The approximate dimensions are W70mm x H50mm. Please note that as the product is handmade, measurements may vary slightly.
Can I use this coat hook in my bathroom?
No, this product is not suitable for bathrooms or any unheated/damp rooms due to the cast iron material's susceptibility to rust.
How do I install the coat hook?
You will need to drill pilot holes first to prevent screw shearing. Then, attach the hook using the provided screws, tightening them by hand only. Do not use a power screwdriver or drill.
How often should I maintain the hook to prevent rust?
Regular maintenance is required. Applying a household wax polish periodically will help prevent rusting. Ensure the area is dry and well-ventilated.
What is included with the purchase?
The listing includes one double coat hook and screw fixings.
What kind of warranty comes with this product?
The product comes with a 2-year warranty.
Troubleshooting
Screw shearing during installation
Ensure pilot holes are drilled correctly and are of appropriate size for the screws. Always tighten screws by hand and do not use power tools.
Hook appears to be rusting
This is a natural characteristic of cast iron. Increase the frequency of applying household wax polish. Ensure the area is dry and well-ventilated. If rust is significant, gently clean the affected area and reapply wax polish.
Hook feels loose after installation
Check if the wall anchors are secure. If not, you may need to use different wall anchors suitable for your wall type. Ensure screws are adequately tightened by hand.
Product finish is uneven or has minor variations
This is expected due to the handmade nature of the product. These variations contribute to its unique antique charm and do not affect its functionality.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Adds an authentic antique aesthetic to any room.
Efficiently saves space with its dual-pronged design.
Constructed from durable cast iron for longevity.
Features a classic brass finish that complements various decors.
Comes with a 2-year warranty for added assurance.
Cons
Not suitable for bathrooms or unheated/damp rooms due to rust potential.
Requires manual tightening of screws; power tools can cause damage.
Handmade nature means measurements may be approximate and variations can occur.
Cast iron is prone to rusting without regular maintenance.
Requires drilling pilot holes to prevent screw shearing during installation.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup:
Drill Pilot Holes: Before attempting to insert screws, carefully drill pilot holes into the wall. This is crucial to prevent the screws from shearing, given the nature of cast iron.
Attach Hook: Position the coat hook and use the provided screw fixings. Tighten screws by hand only. Do not use a power screwdriver or drill to avoid overtightening or damaging the hook or wall.
Compatibility:
Suitable for most wall types when properly anchored.
Best suited for cloakrooms, hallways, bedrooms, and other dry, heated interior spaces.
Not recommended for bathrooms, unheated rooms, or damp environments due to the risk of rust.
Care & Maintenance:
Cast iron is a ferrous metal and susceptible to rust.
Regular maintenance is required to protect the finish and prevent rusting.
Apply a household wax polish periodically. Wipe clean with a damp cloth if necessary, and ensure the product is dried thoroughly. Avoid abrasive cleaners.