Emtek 2266 SELECT Knurled Tip Double Hook with Rosette

That's the point of the SELECT platform. The 2266 knurled tip double hook is built from a stem, a tip and a rosette, and the stem finish and tip finish can each be specified separately from the eight finishes offered: Satin Brass (US4), French Antique (US7), Oil Rubbed Bronze (US10B), Polished Nickel Lifetime (US14), Satin Nickel (US15), Flat Black (US19), Polished Chrome (US26) and Unlacquered Brass (US3NL). If you leave the stem and tip finish options alone, the hook comes through in the single finish you picked.

Four decisions on the order. Finish (eight choices, from Satin Brass through Unlacquered Brass), rosette shape (Chamfered Square, Small Disc, Small Square, Soft Square, Step Disk or Step Square), stem shape (Round or Square), and optionally a different finish for the stem or tip if you want a mixed-metal look. The tip design on the 2266-KN is fixed as knurled, so that one isn't a choice you make.

The rosette and finish choices are the match point. The 2266 hook uses the same SELECT rosette family, offered in Chamfered Square, Small Disc, Small Square, Soft Square, Step Disk and Step Square, so you can order the hook on the same rosette shape and finish as the door hardware in the room. Pick the rosette that's already on the doors and the same finish code and it reads as one set.

The Deltana 55D2010 double robe hook in the 55D Series and the Deltana 88DRH double robe hook in the 88 Series are both solid brass double hooks, the same two-arm wall-mounted form and the same base metal as the Emtek 2266, which is brass. The difference is customization: the Emtek 2266 is built from a chosen stem, tip and rosette, with round or square stems and rosettes including Small Disc, Small Square, Soft Square, Chamfered Square, Step Disk and Step Square. The Deltana hooks are fixed one-piece designs in their series styling. Choose the Deltana pieces when one settled look across a bath is enough; choose the 2266 when the hook needs to be matched to a specific stem and rosette scheme.

The Deltana BBN2009 single robe hook in the BBN Series is a single-arm wall hook and is the direct one-arm counterpart when a double is more hook than the wall needs. The Orca Hardware 2753 Cypress robe hook and the Orca Hardware 3654 Swirl robe hook are also single robe hooks, in the 27-Cypress and 36-Swirl series respectively. The Emtek 2266 is a double hook in every configuration, so its build-to-order stem, tip and rosette choices do not extend down to a single-arm version of the same part.

The Emtek 2266 SELECT Knurled Tip Double Hook is designated residential. For coat and hat duty on a commercial opening, the Trimco 3070-1 coat and hat hook in the 3070 Series is the counterpart in a commercial door hardware line. Where the hook also has to hold the door, the Trimco 7010 fOCAL robe hook and stop in the 7010 Series combines the hook and a stop in one wall-mounted piece, which the Emtek 2266 does not do. Institutional and MRO buyers standardizing a facility will find the Trimco pieces easier to repeat across many rooms than a made-to-order stem, tip and rosette combination.

Several one-piece double hooks cover the same job without a build sheet. The Deltana 55D2010 and 88DRH are solid brass double robe hooks, the Deltana BBS2010 is a double robe hook in the BBS series, and Orca Hardware offers the 4854 Blakely and 4954 Whidbey double robe hooks. Any of those ships as a single configured part; the Emtek 2266 is the one you pick when you want the stem, tip and rosette specified individually.

A double hook like the Emtek 2266 gives two hanging points off one wall anchor point, which is what you want where a robe and a towel share the same spot, or in an entry where two coats hang on one location. A single hook spreads the load across separate mounting points and lets you set spacing yourself. If a single is the better fit, the Deltana BBN2009 single robe hook and the Orca 2753 Cypress and 3654 Swirl robe hooks are single-hook options.

No. The 2266 is a wall mounted hook only. If you need the hook to double as a stop behind a door, the Trimco 7010 fOCAL is a robe hook and stop in one part.

Yes on both. The 2266 hook takes a Square (SQ) stem alongside the Round (RD) one, and four of the six rosettes are square forms: Chamfered Square (CQ), Small Square (MQ), Soft Square (FQ) and Step Square (TQ). Small Disc (00) and Step Disk (TD) are the round rosettes.

The Emtek 2266 knurled tip double hook is ordered as a set of choices: a round or square stem, a knurled tip, and one of six rosettes, plus finish selections that can differ between stem and tip. If that configuration is more decision than the job warrants, the Deltana BBS2010 double robe hook in the BBS Series, 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 are each a single fixed double hook ordered by part number and finish alone. All four are wall-mounted double hooks, so the mounting approach on the wall is the same.

They are not the same part. The Trimco 7010 fOCAL is a robe hook and stop, meaning it serves as a door stop as well as a hook, so it is located where the door needs to be arrested rather than where a coat is convenient. The Emtek 2266 is a double hook on a rosette with no stop function, and it is a residential item. Swapping one for the other changes both the mounting location and what the wall has to take, so treat the 7010 as a different scope of work rather than a finish substitution.

Wall mount, through a rosette that sits against the wall surface. It's a surface-applied hook, not a hook that needs a backplate rail or a through-bolted commercial anchor, so it goes on a finished wall the way a robe hook does. The rosette shape you order sets what that wall footprint looks like.

Unlacquered brass has no clear coat over it, so it patinas with handling and humidity instead of holding a fixed appearance. That's the reason it is specified. If you want the brass tone to stay put, Satin Brass (US4) is the coated brass option in the same finish range; French Antique (US7) is the one that arrives already darkened.

Knurling is the fine cross-hatched texture cut into the tip of the hook, which is a traditional-style detail rather than a functional one. It gives a bit of grip so a strap or loop is less likely to slide off the end, and it visually matches knurled knobs and levers elsewhere in the SELECT range. The 2266-KN is the knurled tip version specifically.

The Emtek 2266 SELECT knurled tip double hook is a traditional-style piece, and its knurled tip with a choice of round or square stem and disc or square rosettes lets it be tuned toward what is already on the wall. Among the alternatives, the Deltana 55D2010 and 88DRH are solid brass double robe hooks whose series styling is fixed, while the Orca Hardware 2753 Cypress, 3654 Swirl, 4854 Blakely and 4954 Whidbey each carry a named decorative pattern of their own. If the room is being matched to an existing traditional set, the 2266 is the one whose stem, tip and rosette can be chosen to suit; if the hooks are setting the look rather than following it, the named Orca patterns give a finished design without configuration.