Coat Hooks

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Coat Hooks and Robe Hooks That Match Your Hardware Hooks are the hardest-working hardware in the house and the easiest to get wrong cheaply. These coat hooks — single and double robe styles from £2.99 — are solid metal in the same finishes as our handle ranges (matt black, antique brass, antique copper, matt gold, polished chrome), so hallway, bathroom and bedroom hooks can match the rest of the home's metalwork. The Styles Double robe hooks carry an upper and lower prong — coat on top, bag or scarf below — and are the most useful all-rounder for halls. The traditional wall-mounted double hook adds a backplate for period character, while modern single hooks keep bathrooms and bedrooms minimal. Aluminium alloy construction keeps them rust-resistant in steamy bathrooms. Placement That Works Adult coats hang clear at 1500-1700mm fixing height; children's hooks at 1000-1200mm teach independence early. Space hooks about 150mm apart in a row — closer and coats crush, wider and the row looks gappy. On doors, fix into the solid frame, not the hollow panel centre; in plasterboard walls, use proper plasterboard fixings for anything heavier than a towel. Matching the Metals A hallway reads finished when its hooks, door levers and cupboard handles agree. Matt black hooks pair with black door handles ; antique brass and copper hooks continue the warmth of antique brass handles ; chrome stays crisp alongside bathroom fittings. For bathroom-specific hardware beyond hooks, see bathroom handles . Beyond the Hallway Bathrooms: towels and robes, one hook per family member ends the floor-towel era. Bedrooms: tomorrow's outfit, dressing gowns, bags. Utility rooms: dog leads, aprons, bags-for-life. At £2.99-£4.99 a hook, over-provisioning is cheap — the unused hook costs pennies; the missing one costs daily annoyance. Delivery Free UK delivery and fast dispatch. Fixing screws are included with every hook — into solid surfaces you need nothing but a drill and ten minutes.