Gray metal hook rail on a door with a coat tote bag and cap hanging from it

No Drill Door Behind Hook Storage Wall Hanging Clothes Hanger Coat Hook Punch-Free Hanger Bedroom Organizer Storage Kitchen Acce

Gray 6 hooks
$34.99
Skip to product information
Gray metal hook rail on a door with a coat tote bag and cap hanging from it

No Drill Door Behind Hook Storage Wall Hanging Clothes Hanger Coat Hook Punch-Free Hanger Bedroom Organizer Storage Kitchen Acce

$34.99
Color

A slim aluminium alloy hook rail for the back of a door or a bare stretch of wall. The hooks curve up off a single flat bar, so coats, towels, bags and robes hang in a straight line instead of piling on one overloaded peg.

It fits two ways. Adhesive pads put it up in a rented apartment or a dorm with nothing drilled, and screws are supplied for a permanent fitting on a solid wall.

Specifications

  • Product type: Wall and door hook rail
  • Material: Aluminium alloy, spray finish
  • Hook counts: Three, four, five, six or eight
  • 3 hooks: 19.3 cm across (7.6 in)
  • 4 hooks: 27.3 cm across (10.7 in)
  • 5 hooks: 33 cm across (13 in)
  • 6 hooks: 40.5 cm across (15.9 in)
  • 8 hooks: 55.5 cm across (21.9 in)
  • Hook projection: 3 cm from the wall (1.2 in)
  • Fitting: Adhesive pads or screws, both included
  • Load: Roughly 1 to 3 kg per hook, depending on the wall and the fitting method
  • Color: Gray

Why you will like it

  • Five lengths, so the rail matches the space rather than the other way round
  • Goes up with adhesive pads if you cannot drill
  • Aluminium alloy, so a damp bathroom does not mark it
  • Sits only 3 cm off the wall, which keeps a door swinging freely
  • One flat bar instead of separate hooks to line up

Where it works

  • Behind a bedroom or bathroom door
  • In an entryway for coats and bags
  • Inside a closet for belts, scarves and robes
  • In a kitchen for towels, mitts and utensils
  • In a dorm room or a rental, fitted with the adhesive pads

Fitting notes

Adhesive holds best on a smooth, clean, dry surface such as painted wood, tile or glass. Wipe the spot first, press the pads firmly and leave the rail unloaded for a day before you hang anything on it. On a textured or papered wall, use the screws instead. What a single hook will carry depends on the wall as much as on the rail.

Care

Wipe with a damp cloth and dry it. Keep abrasive cleaners away from the sprayed finish.

You may also like