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The Top Knobs Bergen Hook is a staggered two-prong coat and hat hook from the Ryland Hooks collection, finished in Polished Chrome.
A coat and hat hook is built around one idea: hat and coat occupy different heights, and the two prongs are set accordingly. The upper arm catches a hat brim or a baseball cap without pressing it against the wall, while the lower arm carries the coat below it. At 3-5/16 inches of projection, a heavy winter coat hangs clear of the wall rather than bunching against it, which is the practical case the form was designed for. The 5-9/16 inch overall length is the vertical span that makes the two-arm arrangement work — the longer the hook body, the more separation between where the hat sits and where the coat hangs.
The hook is cast in zinc and finished in Polished Chrome. Polished Chrome is a bright, mirror-quality silver tone that reads clearly against painted walls and picks up surrounding light. It is a straightforward finish choice in rooms where the hardware is already chrome or where a clean, high-contrast accent is the goal. The zinc body provides the casting detail that gives the Bergen Hook its defined profile at the wall plate.
This hook suits an entry hall, a mudroom, or a back-door landing where outerwear comes off and needs a reliable place to go. The prong projection handles bulkier items without pressing them into the wall, and the Polished Chrome finish coordinates naturally with chrome faucets, door hardware, and cabinet pulls in the same space. Designers specifying a full entry hardware program will find the Ryland Hooks collection covers the same series across multiple hook forms and finishes, making coordination straightforward without mixing brands.
3-5/16 inches (84 mm).
No. This is a coat and hat hook, meaning the two arms are staggered at different heights rather than level with each other.
Both prongs are fixed and part of the same casting, so the hook functions as a two-prong unit.
Yes. The Ryland Hooks collection includes companion hooks in the same design, so matching pieces are available within the series.
When the entryway needs a hook that handles a hat and a coat in one mount, without crowding either against the wall, the Bergen Hook's projection and staggered arms cover the job.
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