Cast Iron Coat Hooks

Cast iron coat hooks with a weighty, traditional feel, in black and rustic finishes. From a classic anchor to a moustache that makes guests smile, each hook is cast in one piece and brings an old-fashioned solidity to a hallway, boot room or porch.

Why Choose Cast Iron Coat Hooks?

Cast iron has been used for hooks, brackets and door furniture in British homes for generations. Its weight and slightly textured surface give it a character that lighter metals do not have, and it suits both period properties and modern interiors with an industrial or farmhouse style.

Finishes and character

Each hook is cast in a mould, so the surface shows small natural irregularities. Black finishes give a crisp, classic look; rustic finishes bring warmer, uneven tones that vary from hook to hook.

Caring for cast iron

Wipe with a dry cloth. Cast iron can rust if left damp, so keep indoor hooks away from standing water. In a porch or an outdoor space, a light coat of clear wax helps protect the finish.

Cast Iron Coat Hooks: Questions

Are cast iron hooks heavy?

They are heavier than wooden or aluminium hooks of the same size. Use fixings suited to your wall type, such as cavity fixings for plasterboard.

Are fixings included?

It depends on the hook. Check the Fixing section of each product page.

How do I fit a hook to plasterboard?

Use cavity fixings or fix into a timber stud. Our guide explains how: How to Fix a Coat Rack to Plasterboard.