Forged Iron "Acorn" Coat Hook, Rustic Double Hook, 3.5 Inch (Set of 2)

Forged Iron "Acorn" Coat Hook, Rustic Double Hook, 3.5 Inch (Set of 2)

Technical Parameters and Features

• Material: Hand-Forged Iron / Steel
• Finish: Traditional Blackened Finish for a rustic look and durability
• Total Height: 9 cm (3.5 inches)
• Base Width: 3.8 cm (1.5 inches)
• Style: Rustic, Farmhouse, Retro, Vintage, Colonial
• Package Contents: 2 x Forged Double Hooks
• Please Note: Mounting screws are not included.

A Versatile Helper in Your Home

This style of hook is the epitome of country style and practicality. It's ideal for an entryway or mudroom for jackets, coats, and hats. In your farmhouse kitchen, it will look splendid holding aprons, tea towels, or bunches of herbs. In a bathroom with wooden elements, it will reliably hold towels. To create a unique coat rack, you can mount several of these on a reclaimed wooden plank to get a one-of-a-kind piece of furniture.

A Story Forged in Iron

The design with acorn-shaped tips is typical of blacksmithing from the 18th and 19th centuries in both Europe and colonial America. For a blacksmith, it was a simple yet elegant way to finish a piece of iron, preventing sharp edges while adding a modest decorative touch. This style doesn't feign opulence; instead, it symbolizes honest, sturdy, and practical craftsmanship, the kind that was common in farmhouses, taverns, and workshops of the era.

An Interesting Historical Fact

Before the Industrial Revolution, the village blacksmith was one of the most vital artisans in any community. They made everything that was needed from metal—from horseshoes and nails to hinges, locks, tools, and, of course, hooks. To own a hand-forged item meant owning something unique and durable, built to last for generations. Every hammer strike left an unrepeatable mark in the metal, which remains a sign of quality and tradition to this day.

Installation and Care for Lasting Durability

Installation

1. Choose a suitable location on a wall or wooden surface.
2. Place the hook and mark the centers of both holes with a pencil.
3. Drill pilot holes. When mounting into a wall (brick, plasterboard), use appropriate wall plugs (anchors).
4. Fasten the hook securely with screws of a suitable size and length (not included). Choose screws that can safely bear the expected load.

Product Care

This forged hook is virtually maintenance-free. Simply wipe off dust as needed. Avoid using chemical cleaners and abrasive pads. If, after years of use in a damp environment, any sign of rust appears, the surface can be easily treated by wiping it with a bit of oil or touching it up with a suitable metal paint.

What to Avoid

Remember that the hook's load capacity is determined primarily by the strength of its anchoring. Do not use it to hang extremely heavy items that could damage the wall. Always choose screws and, if necessary, wall plugs that are appropriate for your wall material. To preserve the ideal appearance of the finish, avoid permanent installation in direct rain.