Solid Maple with Single Style Hooks Your Choice of Solid Brass, Aged Bronze or Satin Nickel Hooks

Maple 4.5 Xwide - Natural Stain - Solid Brass Hooks

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Solid Maple Coat Racks With Single Style Hooks

Features
Created from hand selected top grade solid Maple, built to last.
15" to 52" in length with 3 to 10 single style hooks.
The single style hooks are 1 1/4" wide and extend 1 3/4".
Great for behind doors or anyplace space is an issue.
Hooks are spaced every 5.33 inches.
Every fourth hook is 16" on center for easy stud mounting.
Mounting holes are concealed under each hook.
Mounting screws are included.
We like to make custom sizes. If you need just 1 or 500.
Choose from our standard 3.5 inch wide or our impressive 4.5" Xwide rails.
Solid Maple rails 100% Made in the USA.
Hand rubbed clear coat top coat.

Would you like a custom size or layout?
Just let us know what your needs are.

Q: Please provide price to build rail only: routered "round over" at top and bottom edges, squared ends (to abut door molding)? I have hooks already. Thank you.

Asked by: Janice - 10/13/2011

A: Hello Janice

Thank you for the request.

We would be happy to make you a blank rail, I have a couple of questions for you.

I like to make these a little bit longer so you can trim to fit exactly if possible(there can be some discrepancies between tape measures)

Do you want us to put key hole slots in the back, or provide some Maple button plugs?

You may give us a call to place the order or I can set up a special order page for you.

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Answer provided by: Edward (10/13/2011)

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