Coat Hooks

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Buildmat stocks coat hooks for builders, designers and homeowners across Australia, with the range covering commercial-grade hardware as well as home entryways — antimicrobial finishes for schools and washrooms, concealed fixings where a visible screw would look wrong, and sizes from 20mm up to 84mm. Whether you need one wall hook for a bedroom or living room, a hook for a mudroom or a dozen for a commercial changeroom, filter by size, fixing type and finish above. Coat hook types we stock Hat and coat hooks : The standard single hook, in sizes from 20mm through to 84mm and fixings from basic visible-fix through to fully concealed fix . Double coat hooks : Two hanging points on one wall plate, useful where you want a coat and a bag on the same fixing without doubling up on screws. Collapsible coat hooks : Fold flat against the wall when not in use, a common choice for commercial changerooms and tight entryways. Coat hooks with bumper : A rubber bumper sits between the hook and the wall, so a heavy coat swinging against the wall doesn't mark the paint. Antimicrobial finish hooks : The Moda range in antimicrobial finish, built for schools, healthcare and commercial washrooms where hygiene matters more than finish. Coat hook colours for every style Our range of coat hooks come in a range of styles to suit every aesthetic, including: Bright chrome Brushed aluminium Matte black Polished stainless steel Satin chrome Satin stainless steel What we'd check before you buy Visible fix vs concealed fix. A concealed fix hook hides the screw entirely for a cleaner look, but it needs the fixing installed before the final wall finish goes on in some cases. A visible fix hook is simpler to retrofit onto an existing wall, with the screw on show. Size for the load. A 20mm hook suits light items — scarves, keys, a tea towel. The 84mm hooks are sized for a heavy winter coat. Going too small for what you're actually hanging is the most common mismatch we see. Antimicrobial vs standard fi