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This HB Ives coat and hat hook is a two-prong, staggered-arm hook finished in Satin Chrome, sized for entry, closet, and utility wall applications.
A coat and hat hook is not a double hook: the two prongs sit at different heights rather than side by side at the same level. The upper arm holds a hat, cap, or bag. The lower arm holds a coat, jacket, or heavier item. Both hang from one mounting point rather than requiring two separate hooks on the wall. In a narrow entry or a closet with limited real estate, that arrangement does practical work: two things, one hole pattern, one plate on the wall. The 3 inch projection on the lower arm keeps a coat from pressing flat against the wall and pulling the fabric, which is the problem a shorter hook creates when outerwear is the main load.
Satin Chrome sits in the same silver-tone family as Satin Nickel and brushed stainless, but it runs a degree cooler and with a slightly flatter sheen than either. On a small hook the finish is almost entirely what a person notices, and Satin Chrome reads crisply in modern and transitional rooms that run silver hardware without wanting the mirror surface of polished chrome. The base material is brass, which takes a plated finish cleanly and holds it without the dimensional variation that can come from zinc castings. At 1-3/16 inches wide and 1-3/4 inches tall, the mount reads as clean and unobtrusive on the wall.
This hook suits an entry foyer where a coat rack is too large and a single prong hook is not enough. It also works well in a mudroom alongside other satin silver fixtures, on the back of a closet door where vertical space is tight, or in a bedroom or office where a second hanging point is needed without a second mounting hole. Cabinet shops and finish carpenters specifying hardware for a residential install will find it straightforward to source in small or larger quantities alongside other HB Ives utility pieces.
Satin Chrome tends to run slightly cooler and a touch more flat in sheen than Satin Nickel, though both are silver-tone finishes. They do not match each other exactly, so pairing them on the same wall is a design choice rather than a given.
No. A coat and hat hook has a staggered arrangement: one prong higher for a hat or lighter item, one lower for a coat or jacket. This is different from a level double hook where both prongs sit at the same height.
3 inches (76 mm).
The base material is brass with a Satin Chrome finish applied over it.
Choose this hook where satin silver hardware is the program, wall space is limited, and a coat and a hat need separate arms without two separate mountings.
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