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Coat Hangers
Coat Hangers at Adore the Decor
Bring order to the entry with wall mounted coat racks, decorative cast iron hooks and freestanding coat trees. Options include white wood six-hook racks with a shelf, gray wood coat and shoe racks with storage cubbies, scroll and flower cast iron hooks in antiqued gold or black, and stands with umbrella holders. A rack with a shelf holds hats and keys, while a coat tree suits rooms without a free wall. Add a bench below for putting on shoes, a console table nearby, or wall shelves above.
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How to hang a coat rack
A coat rack has to carry real weight, so plan the height and the mounting before drilling.
- Height for adults: mount hooks around 60 to 66 inches from the floor so long coats clear the ground.
- Height for kids: a second rack at about 40 to 48 inches lets children hang their own bags.
- Spacing: allow 6 to 8 inches between hooks so bulky winter coats do not overlap.
- Anchoring: fasten into wall studs where possible, or use anchors rated for the load. Wet coats and backpacks are heavier than you expect.
- Freestanding trees: place them in a corner and load hooks evenly so the tree stays balanced.
A simple entry works in layers: hooks on the wall, a bench or shoe rack below and a small tray or shelf for keys. Choose a finish that matches your door hardware for a tidy look. Read entryway ideas in five pieces to plan the rest of the space.
Bring order to the entry with wall mounted coat racks, decorative cast iron hooks and freestanding coat trees. Options include white wood six-hook racks with a shelf, gray wood coat and shoe racks with storage cubbies, scroll and flower cast iron hooks in antiqued gold or black, and stands with umbrella holders. A rack with a shelf holds hats and keys, while a coat tree suits rooms without a free wall. Add a bench below for putting on shoes, a console table nearby, or wall shelves above.
