IBosins 34'' Coat Rack – Wall Mount with 10 Tri-Hooks, Rustic White Pine

Rustic charm meets practical storage

The IBosins 34-inch Coat Rack Wall Mount blends vintage white pine with robust hardware to create a storage piece that feels warm and ready for daily use. Ten zinc alloy tri-hooks are securely anchored to a solid pine board, and each hook is designed to support up to 15 lbs, giving you confidence when you hang coats, bags, scarves, or towels.

Designed for active spaces, this rack is ideal for entryways, living rooms, bedrooms, cloakrooms, offices, and even kitchens where you want a quick catch-all. The natural pine grain adds warmth and character and pairs easily with other rustic or modern decor.

• Heavy-duty performance: each hook supports up to 15 lbs, offering dependable storage for everyday items.
• Wide mounting versatility: install on walls, behind doors, or in closets to maximize space.

The design includes a collapsible splice between two wooden boards. When installed, you can unfold it to create one long rack or separate into two smaller racks for different rooms. This flexibility helps you adapt the arrangement to your space and needs, while also allowing transport or repositioning. Be careful to avoid pinching fingers during assembly.

• Easy to install: pre-drilled mounting holes and a clear installation guide simplify assembly. Note: the large screw hole is at the front; use a 6 mm drill bit.
• Reasoned construction: pine solid wood provides a warm, durable base; the hooks are a zinc alloy for longevity and a secure grip.

What you get in the box is straightforward: one vintage white colored pine board, ten three-prong hooks, screws, expansion tubes, and instructions. Overall dimensions are 34 inches long, 3.1 inches wide, and 4.2 inches high, with a lightweight profile of about 2.43 lbs, making it a substantial yet unobtrusive addition to any wall.

In practice, this rack invites you to imagine a tidy daily routine: a coat on the hook after a commute, a scarf within reach for a chilly morning, a bag waiting by the entrance. It is a practical, tactile piece that helps define daily organization without promising specific results—it's a possibility, not a guarantee.