How are the coat rack shelves built?
Each coat rack shelf combines a solid-wood shelf with hardwood or metal hooks, built as one piece so the hooks anchor into real wood rather than the thin veneer panel a chipped corner would expose.
Can I choose the width and number of hooks?
Yes — width and hook count are made to order. A 24-inch, three-hook rack suits a small entry; a 48-inch, six-hook run handles a family mudroom. Tell us your wall and we build to it.
Will it hold heavy winter coats?
Mounting hardware is included and sized for the loaded weight of winter coats and bags. Fasten into two studs where you can; the included heavy-duty anchors carry the rest, and solid teak hooks do not snap the way a screwed-on chrome peg does.
How do I care for it?
Wipe the branches and hooks with a dry cloth; damp jackets are fine, but let the wood breathe between wearings. Re-oil once a year along the limbs where hands and collars land daily — twenty minutes, and the tone comes right back.
What does shipping look like?
Every rack ships made to order in a slim, padded carton with hardware bagged and taped inside. Photograph the box before the driver leaves if it looks crushed, and tracking follows from the workshop door to yours.
Is this a standing rack or wall-mounted?
This branch design works both ways: as a freestanding rack on its base, or mounted to the wall with the included hardware for a floating look — the answer renters reach for, since nothing permanent gets left behind. Tell us your entryway when you order and we build for the placement you choose.