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sweeek Hallway Coat storage

Coat storage

An entryway can quickly become cluttered due to accumulating coats, scarves, and hats. An entryway console and a coat rack provide solutions for organizing a house's entry and bringing some order to your interior. Opt for a practical and modern coat rack: we offer beautiful models in wood and metal in our catalog to adorn your entryway or any room in your house with style.

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How to choose your coat rack?

When paired with a storage bench in the hallway, a coat rack can be a trendy decorative piece in addition to providing a storage solution. sweeek helps you make the right choice based on your needs.

Different types of coat racks

The freestanding coat rack

The freestanding coat rack is perfect for large rooms. It features a pole with several hooks to hang your clothes. Some models are very stylish, resembling trees or tipis. Some models come with wheels, which is very practical if you need to move your coat rack.

The wall-mounted coat rack

The wall-mounted coat rack, also known as a hook rack, is the most popular model. The classic version consists of a wooden board with hooks to hang clothes. This type of coat rack comes in many styles and materials (rattan, wood, etc.) and its main advantage is that it is ergonomic, taking up very little space while keeping the floor area clear. It’s perfect for narrow hallways or behind doors.

The wardrobe coat rack

The wardrobe coat rack, also called a cloakroom, requires more space. This piece of furniture includes hooks as well as shelves or drawers for storing your accessories. It may also feature a small wooden bench for sitting comfortably while putting on your shoes. This type of coat rack is particularly appreciated by large families or those with a spacious hallway or room dedicated to storing their coats and accessories.

Criteria for choosing your coat rack

What use?

The first question to ask yourself is about the room where it will be used. If it’s a small hallway or kitchen, hooks are very practical as they are well-suited to smaller spaces. In a kitchen, for example, they can be used to hang aprons, tea towels, or napkins. In a bedroom, style becomes a more important factor. You can find hooks in all shapes (clouds, flowers, etc.) to suit your child’s tastes.

What material to choose?

Among the available materials, the most common are: Wooden coat racks: Wood comes in many colours: light wood, white, varnished, painted, or aged. It is strong, durable, and has a lot of charm, making it a great choice for stylish home decor. "Metal coat racks: metal is also strong and durable. Depending on your preferences, you can choose a coat rack in aluminium, steel, wrought iron, or brass. However, be aware that metal coat racks should not be installed in a bathroom to prevent oxidation. " Plastic coat racks: Plastic is ideal if you want a colourful model. If you prefer a wall-mounted coat rack, opt for a design with a plastic structure and metal hooks to ensure sturdiness.

What style to favour?

Although a coat rack is a practical object, it’s also a decorative item that should match your interior decor:

  • A classic-style coat rack is often made of wood with a few hooks.
  • An industrial-style coat rack combines wood and metal.
  • A designer coat rack has a modern shape and is often made of metal.
  • A Scandinavian-style coat rack is white or made of light wood and has a minimalist design.
  • A children's coat rack features fun and colourful shapes.

What height for a coat rack?

Choosing the right height for your coat rack is important, as it should be easily accessible to everyone. Here are the recommended heights depending on the user:

  • Between 170 and 175 cm for adults
  • Between 110 and 115 cm for children
  • Between 100 and 130 cm for people with reduced mobility

How to install your wall-mounted coat rack?

There are two methods for hanging your wall-mounted coat rack:

  • With drilling: simply mark the spots on your wall where the holes will go using a spirit level. Then, drill holes with the appropriate bit for your wall type and the size of your screws. Be sure to drill as straight as possible. Finally, screw in your hook rack, and voilà—your coat rack is ready!
  • Without drilling: If you don’t have a drill or prefer not to make holes in your wall, this method is the ideal solution. First, clean your wall thoroughly to remove any dust. Choose an adhesive suitable for both the material of your wall and your coat rack. Apply the adhesive to the back of the coat rack and press it firmly against the wall or door. Secure it with tape for at least 72 hours, then remove the tape—your coat rack is ready for use!