Tesoro Oak Tree Wall-Mounted Coat Stand

Just make sure you get at least one crew into a stud. We've put out backpacks up on it weighing probably a total of 30lbs without issue. I'd recommend it.

I bought it for light weight use, and it fills the bill. Only complaints are the predrilled mounting holes are not spaced for USA building codes i.e. 16 inches apart. If you want to attach into studs you have to drill new holes

I needed something my children could hang their coats on, since they are not quite tall enough to hang them in the coat closet themselves. This fits the bill perfectly. It's very sturdy since it has 3 spots where you screw it directly onto the wall

Purchasing this was a necessity, as the wife was getting annoyed at my hanging my jackets and sweaters on the back of the bar stools in the basements. We bought the cocoa and soft iron version, with 6 hooks. With the closet now full, and winter here with all the winter gear out, we needed another option

Been looking everywhere to find one that would fit my size of area. This six scroll is perfect. I absolutely love the look and color. I recommend this to anyone and everyone.

Really happy with this product. Moving into a new apartment, I needed a place to hang my coats and hats. Going to Target to look for a coat rack like this produced no good result

Looks beautiful and matches my cherry hardwood floors well. It's well built and high quality and they is no flexing in the hooks even when a heavy jacket is attached.

I bought two of these hook racks and mounted them side by side to cover a larger distance. My honey loves to hang his coats and sock hats at the kitchen door, so I mounted the racks on the wall behind the door.

Very nice! Love the colors. The wood is a darker finish and the metal hooks are a dark oil rubbed finish? It matches all the other hooks and hangers we got for our bathroom so that's a plus! Very easy to assemble. Comes with all the hardware you need