Deltana 55D2010 Double Robe Hook, 55D Series, Solid Brass

Projection is 2-1/2 inches off the wall face, on a 1-7/8 inch base. That matters in a tight bath or a narrow hallway where a hook next to a swinging door can catch a shoulder or scuff the door face. Two hooks on one base means a robe and a towel hang off a single 1-7/8 inch mounting footprint instead of two separate plates.

Deltana rates the 55D Series as residential. For an apartment unit bath or a condo, that is the right fit. For a public restroom, gym, or school locker room where the hook takes abuse and vandalism, look at a commercial-duty piece instead: the Trimco 3070-1 coat and hat hook is the institutional-grade equivalent, and the Trimco 7010 fOCAL combines a robe hook with a door stop in one commercial unit.

The Deltana 55D2010 is a double robe hook in solid brass from the 55D Series. The nearest solid brass peer is the Emtek 2606 Solid Brass Robe Hook from Emtek's Traditional Bath Hardware series. Both are brass bath hooks for a wall mount, so the substitution comes down to the look you want against the rest of the room: the 55D2010 is part of a modern bathroom collection, while the 2606 sits in Emtek's traditional line. Note the hook count differs - the 55D2010 is a double hook, the Emtek 2606 is a single robe hook, so a run of doors hung with the Deltana will lose a hanging point per hook if you swap in the 2606.

If the requirement is two hanging points per plate, the direct-count matches are the Emtek 2266 SELECT Knurled Tip Double Hook with Rosette, the Emtek 2306 Sandcast Bronze Double Hook, the Orca Hardware 4854 Blakely Double Robe Hook and the Orca Hardware 4954 Whidbey Double Robe Hook. All four are double hooks like the Deltana 55D2010, so a bathroom standardized on two-hook plates keeps its capacity with any of them. The Emtek 2266 carries a rosette behind the hook, which changes the wall footprint compared with the 55D2010 base.

The Deltana 55D2010 is a residential-rated bath accessory. For a commercial opening, the Trimco 3070-1 Coat and Hat Hook from the 3070 Series and the Trimco 7010 fOCAL Robe Hook and Stop from the 7010 Series are the peers built for that duty. The Trimco 7010 combines the hook with a door stop in one piece, which is the usual choice on a toilet partition or a patient room door where you want the door held off the wall as well as a place to hang a coat. The Emtek 25050 Wrought Steel Robe Hook is the wrought steel option in the set if you want a metal other than brass on a high-traffic wall.

No - they are not the same kind of part even though both hang a robe. The Trimco 7010 fOCAL is a Robe Hook and Stop, meaning it doubles as a door stop and is positioned on the door face to catch the door, while the Deltana 55D2010 is a double robe hook from the 55D bath collection sized as a wall accessory with a 1-7/8 inch base and 2-1/2 inch projection. Swapping the 7010 in where a 55D2010 was specified changes both the mounting location and what the piece does for the door, so confirm whether the drawing wanted a stop.

Two: Polished Nickel and Polished Chrome. Both are bright, cool-toned finishes, so either one will sit alongside chrome or nickel faucets and shower trim without reading as a mismatch. If the rest of the bath is warm brass or bronze, the 55D2010 is not the piece to match it with.

The 55D Series is Deltana's modern bathroom collection, so its lines are clean and squared. For a traditional or transitional room, the Orca Hardware 4854 Blakely and 4954 Whidbey are both double robe hooks with more decorative profiles, and the Emtek 2306 Sandcast Bronze double hook suits a rustic or period bath. The Emtek 2266 SELECT knurled tip double hook is the option if you want texture on the tip.

Yes. The 55D2010 is part of Deltana's 55D bathroom series, a full accessory collection in solid brass, so towel bars, rings, and paper holders from the same series carry the same design language and the same finish names. That is the practical route for a property manager standardizing units, or a remodeler who wants one look through the whole room instead of piecing brands together.

The 55D2010 is the double hook in Deltana's 55D bathroom collection. Where a single hanging point is all the wall needs, the single-hook peers are the Emtek 2606 Solid Brass Robe Hook, the Emtek 25050 Wrought Steel Robe Hook, the Orca Hardware 2753 Cypress Robe Hook and the Orca Hardware 3654 Swirl Robe Hook. A single hook keeps the projection off the wall to one arm rather than two, which matters in a narrow bath where the door swings past the hook wall.

The 55D2010 belongs to the Deltana 55D Series, a modern solid brass bath collection, so the way to keep a suite consistent off-brand is to pick a peer from a single named collection and hold to it. Emtek's Select Bath Hardware series carries the 2266 knurled tip double hook, its Traditional Bath Hardware series carries the 2606 robe hook, its Sandcast Bronze Bath Hardware series carries the 2306 double hook, and Orca Hardware runs the 27-Cypress, 36-Swirl, 48-Blakely and 49-Whidbey series each with its own hook. Picking the hook out of the same series as the towel bars and rings is what keeps the room reading as one set.

The Deltana 55D2010 double robe hook is stocked in polished nickel and polished chrome. When the room is going a different direction, the peers to look at are the Emtek 2306 Sandcast Bronze Double Hook, which is a bronze double hook, and the Emtek 25050 Wrought Steel Robe Hook, which is wrought steel. Both are different base metals from the solid brass 55D2010, so expect a different surface character rather than a plated match.

They serve a similar purpose but are not interchangeable specs. The Trimco 3070-1 is a Coat and Hat Hook from the 3070 Series, the utility hook typically written into commercial door schedules. The Deltana 55D2010 is a double robe hook from the 55D bath collection, a residential accessory with a 1-7/8 inch base and 2-1/2 inch projection in solid brass. If a submittal called for a coat and hat hook, the 55D2010 is a different item and should not be entered as an equal without confirming with the specifier.

Priced and sold each, one hook per unit. So a two-bath job needing a hook behind each door is a quantity of two, not one package. The finish is picked per unit as well, Polished Nickel or Polished Chrome.