Deltana CAHH3 Coat Hook

The CAHH3 projects 3 inches off the wall. That's the number that decides whether it clears a swinging door or works in a tight hallway or back-of-door mount, so measure your swing path before you set the screws.

Screws are in the bag. Each CAHH3 hook ships individually poly bagged with matching screws, so the fastener finish won't clash with the hook. It's sold and priced per each, so if you're doing a row of hooks in a mudroom or a run of guest rooms, order one per location. Anchors for hollow drywall aren't part of the pack, so pick those up if you're not hitting a stud or a wood blocking strip.

Deltana classifies the CAHH3 as a residential hook, so it suits apartments, single family, and hospitality guest rooms rather than high-abuse institutional traffic. For a school, gym, or public corridor where the hook gets loaded and yanked all day, look at the Trimco 3070-1 Coat and Hat Hook instead, which is Trimco's 3070 Series institutional coat and hat hook.

No. The CAHH3 is a wall or door mounted coat and hat hook only, with no bumper or stop function. If you're mounting on the back of a bathroom or bedroom door and want the hook to double as the door stop, the Trimco 7010 fOCAL Robe Hook and Stop combines both in one piece.

The Deltana CAHH3 is a single coat hook with a 3 inch projection, so it takes one garment per hook. For two hanging points on one mounting plate, the double hooks are the Emtek 2266 SELECT Knurled Tip Double Hook with Rosette in the Select Bath Hardware series, the Emtek 2306 Sandcast Bronze Double Hook, the Orca Hardware 4854 Blakely Double Robe Hook in the 48-Blakely series, and the Orca Hardware 4954 Whidbey Double Robe Hook in the 49-Whidbey series. Doubling up on one hook body cuts the number of wall anchors you set in a mudroom or a locker alcove, which matters when you are fitting out a whole floor.

The Emtek 2606 Solid Brass Robe Hook is the nearest peer to the Deltana CAHH3. Both are single-point solid brass wall hooks: the CAHH3 is a solid brass coat hook with a 3 inch projection, and the 2606 is a solid brass robe hook in Emtek's Traditional Bath Hardware series. If you are matching an existing run of brass hooks on a corridor or a set of guest rooms, either one keeps you in the same material family, so the decision usually comes down to which finish matches the rest of the trim.

Look at the Trimco 3070-1 Coat and Hat Hook from the Trimco 3070 Series. The Deltana CAHH3 is a residential solid brass coat hook with a 3 inch projection, packed individually with matching screws, and it is finish-driven with eleven options from PVD Polished Brass to Oil Rubbed Bronze. The Trimco 3070-1 is a coat and hat hook built for institutional door and wall trim work, which is the line school, healthcare, and government MRO buyers standardize on. The Trimco 7010 fOCAL Robe Hook and Stop is the other Trimco option if the same fitting also has to act as a door stop.

Eleven finishes: PVD Polished Brass, Polished Brass, Unlacquered Brass, Antique Brass, Oil Rubbed Bronze, Polished Nickel, Brushed Nickel, Antique Nickel, Polished Chrome, Brushed Chrome, and Paint Black. If you're matching existing hardware, the PVD Polished Brass and the standard Polished Brass are the two to think hardest about: PVD is the coated version that holds its color, while Unlacquered Brass is the one that will patina over time. Pick that one deliberately, not by accident.

Solid brass, not a plated pot metal core. The substrate is brass throughout, which is why the unlacquered version can be left to patina and why the hook takes a real polished or antique finish rather than a coating over a different base metal.

For another solid brass hook in the same class, the Emtek 2606 Solid Brass Robe Hook from Emtek's Traditional Bath Hardware line is the closest straight swap. If you want a different material rather than a different brand, the Emtek 25050 is a wrought steel robe hook, and the Emtek 2306 is sandcast bronze, which reads heavier and more textured than the CAHH3's machined brass look. Orca's 2753 Cypress and 3654 Swirl robe hooks are the decorative-styling options if you're matching a themed bath or powder room.

Material is what separates them. The Deltana CAHH3 is solid brass on a brass substrate with a 3 inch projection. The Emtek 25050 is a wrought steel robe hook from Emtek's Wrought Steel Bath Hardware series. Brass and steel take finish and age differently, so in a rental unit or a bath where the hook sits near a shower, pick the one that matches how the rest of the hardware on that wall is going to weather. If you are replacing one hook in an existing brass set, the CAHH3 stays in the same material family.

Three single-point peers carry a distinct styling treatment: the Orca Hardware 2753 Cypress Robe Hook from the 27-Cypress series, the Orca Hardware 3654 Swirl Robe Hook from the 36-Swirl series, and the Emtek 2306 Sandcast Bronze Double Hook if a cast bronze texture and two hanging points both suit. The Deltana CAHH3 takes the opposite approach: one clean solid brass hook with a 3 inch projection, offered across eleven finishes including Polished Nickel, Brushed Chrome, and Unlacquered Brass, so it disappears into whatever finish schedule is already specified.

No. The Deltana CAHH3 is a wall-mounted solid brass coat hook with a 3 inch projection, packed in an individual poly bag with matching screws, and it does nothing but hang a garment. If you need one part that hangs a robe and also stops the door, the Trimco 7010 fOCAL Robe Hook and Stop from the 7010 Series combines both functions. That combination shows up in hotel and dormitory bath doors, where a separate wall stop would otherwise have to be located and anchored.

The Deltana CAHH3 is one model, CAHH3, carried across eleven finishes from Polished Chrome and Brushed Nickel to Antique Brass and Paint Black, all solid brass with the same 3 inch projection and the same individual poly bag with matching screws. That lets a property manager hold one part and one install detail while still matching different finish schedules building to building. The single-hook peers each sit in their own series line, such as the Orca 2753 in the 27-Cypress series and the Emtek 2606 in Traditional Bath Hardware, so standardizing on one of those ties the whole portfolio to that series look.

Not a drop-in. The Emtek 2266 SELECT Knurled Tip Double Hook mounts with a rosette and carries two hanging tips, while the Deltana CAHH3 is a single solid brass coat hook with a 3 inch projection that ships with its own matching screws. Swapping one for the other means a different mounting footprint on the wall, so on a repaint-free replacement in an occupied unit you may be left with exposed anchor holes. If the goal is a like-for-like single hook, stay with a single-point peer such as the Emtek 2606 Solid Brass Robe Hook.

Yes, and that's the practical reason to spec it for multi-unit work. The CAHH3 is one model available in eleven finishes, so a property manager standardizing across units can hold a single part number and just change the finish code to match what's already on each floor. Each hook ships bagged individually with screws that match the hook finish, which keeps a large order from turning into a sorting job on site.