Free Standing Coat Rack 12 Hooks For Entryway
Free Standing Coat Rack 12 Hooks For Entryway - White is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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Free Standing Coat Rack 12 Hooks For Entryway
- Space-Saving Design: This metal free-standing coat rack is equipped with 12 hooks, providing an ideal space-saving storage solution for your apparel, including hats, scarves, jackets, and sweaters.
- Sturdy Base: The coat tree features a sturdy base that evenly distributes the weight of all items, ensuring stability and preventing tipping.
- Versatile Placement: Perfect for various spaces, this coat rack is ideal for entrances, hallways, bedrooms, or offices in small homes, apartments, dorms, or condos.
- Decor Compatibility: The design of this coat hanger allows it to pair effortlessly with any decor style, enhancing the aesthetic of your space.
- Compact Dimensions: With product dimensions of 19 inches in length and width, and 70 inches in height, it fits well in compact areas without occupying too much room.
Free Standing Coat Rack 12 Hooks For Entryway - White
19.0"W x 19.0"D x 70.0"H - 7.0 lb
Free Standing Coat Rack 12 Hooks For Entryway - Silver
19.0"W x 19.0"D x 70.0"H - 7.0 lb
Free Standing Coat Rack 12 Hooks For Entryway - Red
19.0"W x 19.0"D x 70.0"H - 7.0 lb
Free Standing Coat Rack 12 Hooks For Entryway - Black
19.0"W x 19.0"D x 70.0"H - 7.0 lb
Product Features
Delivery
Delivery
Professional delivery and installation is available for every product we sell. We would be happy to coordinate delivery and installation for you. See pricing in the shopping cart.
Warranty
Warranty
Includes 12 months warranty on parts and labor and an additional 6 months for parts.
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