Amazon Basics Wall Mounted Modern Coat Rack with Versatile Storage Hooks, Rectangular, 8-Hook, White

Coat hanger is still very durable after many yrs!
I searched and searched for the perfect coat hanger, then came across this item. I was surprised that it had 8 hanging hooks, so was very pleased when I hung it on the wall and it held many backpacks, coats, jackets, and rain gear. I have enjoyed this coat rack for a few years now and it has never disappointed.

These are laminated press board but still great looking and durable for the money.
These are laminated press board but still great looking and durable for the money. I read a lot of the reviews and looked closely at the photos and still got fooled into thinking that these are made from solid-wood slats. They are definitely not. They are made of a masonite-like press board and laminated with a thin veneer of real wood. Even with these in hand, they hide it really well. My wife couldn’t tell. I’m an old carpenter so I could immediately see that no piece of real wood could ever have long grain on front/back/sides AND both butt ends. LOL. Still with all of that, I got a 2 pack of 8 hooks each. So 16 hooks mounted on boards (faux boards, but still “boards” if you want to call them that)… and all for the price of about hooks (just the hooks) at the local box stores. So all in all, I’m happy with them. They have been up for several months now and seem to have no problems. They look good. Oh, btw, I did NOT use the goofy mounting system that came with these. They make it so you can hide the mounts… who cares? I zipped some nice heavy-duty screws right through the face and into studs and then counter-sunk the screw heads flush with the laminate. I didn’t even bother to wood-putty over them. I could cover them, but I couldn’t care less. I don’t mind looking at screw heads. Anyway, using their hidden-screw mounting system would sacrifice sturdiness, so no thanks. So yeah, decent pieces for the money. I still just find it so funny that anyone would go through all the trouble of laminating press-board when they could use cheap, cleaned-up/sanded pallet slats for less money and less hassle. UPDATE 9-28-23: these are still going strong with no probs. We use the heck out of them every day and keep them loaded up with all our heavy coats and pet leashes and hats and the wife’s purse and every other thing you can imagine that a fam can hang on hooks when they come in and out of the main door of the house. No complaints. I would now give them 4.5 stars since they have passed the longevity test (watch them all snap tomorrow because i updated my review – haha – just kidding – hope not, knock on wood)

Wall hooks
Easy to install. Works great!

Functional Style
I needed additional hooks for towels and robes in a small space. This coat rack works perfectly for my purposes. It was very easy to install. I am an older woman and, with a drill, it took about 10 minutes. It comes with a paper ruler and needed screws and anchors. Towels and robes can weigh a significant amount. This rack is so solid that there is no movement or worry about hanging damp towels for example. I recommend this purchase.

Expensive but worth it. It has a classy look.

Previously, we had hooks on the back of all the bedroom doors for bath robes. Having just had all of the doors replaced with new oak ones, I didn’t want to start screwing hooks into them!I looked at lots of alternatives, suitable for bedrooms, and there are absolutely loads – but very little we liked until looking at these.They are available in 3 x finishes, but we chose natural, which come in packs of 2 (but you can also get individually).In all honesty I was really, and pleasantly, surprised at the quality of them, and finish to the wood. The hooks are nicely finished, and strong – not roughly cast like some, and likewise the wood nice and smooth edges etc.The screws are captive, the coat hooks slide over screw heads (like key holes) for a nice flush finish, with no exposed screws etc.Love ’em! Super value too.