Coat and Hat Hook, 1-11/16" (43 mm) Length - Brushed Nickel, Epco | CH105-ZBN-2

A Compact Reach and a Steady Grip at 43 mm

This EPCO coat and hat hook is a staggered two-prong wall hook, with an upper arm for a hat and a lower arm for a coat, finished in Brushed Nickel over a zamak body.

Key Features

• Staggered two-prong design puts a hat hook above and a coat hook below on a single mounting.
• 2-15/16 inch (75 mm) projection gives the lower prong enough reach for a folded coat or jacket.
• 1-11/16 inch (43 mm) length keeps the mounting footprint narrow on the wall face.
• 1-1/8 inch (29 mm) width for a slim profile that suits tight hallways and closet walls.
• Brushed Nickel finish over a zamak body.

How the Staggered Prongs Work

The coat and hat hook form exists because a coat and a hat need to hang at different heights without the hat sitting on top of the coat. The upper prong handles the hat; the lower one, at nearly 3 inches of projection, holds a coat or jacket folded over it without the garment bunching against the wall. Both items land on a single mounting, which is the real efficiency: one hole pattern, two dedicated hanging points, no overcrowding. At 43 mm the mounting plate stays compact, so the hook reads as a small, purposeful piece of hardware rather than a prominent fixture on the wall.

Finish and Material

The hook is cast in zamak, a zinc-aluminum die-casting alloy common across decorative hardware for its ability to hold fine detail and accept a consistent finish. The Brushed Nickel surface is a satin-toned silver that sits comfortably in rooms carrying other cool-metal hardware without demanding an exact match. The brushed texture keeps fingerprints and minor scuffs from showing the way a high-polish finish would, which matters on a hook that gets handled every time it is used.

Where It Works Best

The 43 mm body length makes this hook a natural fit for narrow walls, tight entry corridors, and closet interiors where a longer plate would feel out of scale. It also suits a bedroom door or a bathroom where a separate hook for a hat and a robe on the same prong would tangle. Designers specifying hardware for a bath or a mudroom with a silver-tone palette will find the Brushed Nickel finish coordinates cleanly with satin nickel faucets and fixtures without requiring an identical finish across brands.

Common Questions

One Hook, Two Jobs, One Small Footprint

Choose this hook where wall space is limited, the hardware palette runs silver, and a hat and coat need dedicated hanging points without competing for the same prong.