Emtek 2306 Sandcast Bronze Double Hook

Projection on the 2306 sandcast bronze double hook is 2-1/8 inches, with a base height of 1-3/4 inches. That 2-1/8 inch reach is what decides whether it clears a swinging door or a shower curtain in a tight bath, and it is enough to carry a robe or a heavy coat on each of the two arms without the load sitting against the wall.

Screws are included. The 2306 ships as a complete set with its fasteners, and it is a surface mount hook, so it goes onto finished wall or door face without any recess or backplate cut-in. On drywall with no blocking behind it you will want to add your own anchors, since only the screws come in the box.

No. Emtek classes the 2306 as residential hardware, part of its Sandcast Bronze bath line. It suits homes, model units, and short-term rental baths. For a corridor, locker area, or restroom stall in a commercial building, look at the Trimco 3070-1 coat and hat hook, which is built for that kind of institutional door and wall duty.

The Emtek 2306 is a double hook in the Sandcast Bronze Bath Hardware series, surface mounted with a 1-3/4 inch base height and 2-1/8 inch projection. For the same two-arm layout from another maker, 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 robe hooks. On the Orca Hardware side, the 4854 Blakely Double Robe Hook and the 4954 Whidbey Double Robe Hook are also double hooks, each in its own design series. All four hang two garments from one mounting point the way the 2306 does; the difference is the styling family and the finish range each series carries.

The Emtek 2306 carries two arms off one base, which needs 2-1/8 inch of projection off the wall. Where a single arm is enough - a narrow return wall, a door back, tight clearance beside a vanity - the Deltana BBN2009 Single Robe Hook in the BBN Series is the single-hook counterpart. The Orca Hardware 2753 Cypress Robe Hook and the Orca Hardware 3654 Swirl Robe Hook are also single robe hooks, in the Cypress and Swirl design series respectively. Ordering a single where a double was specified halves the hanging capacity per mounting point, so count garments per location before you switch.

The Emtek 2306 is a residential-duty sandcast bronze double hook. For commercial corridors, restrooms, locker areas and other institutional openings, the Trimco 3070-1 Coat and Hat Hook in the 3070 Series is the commercial-hardware counterpart, and the Trimco 7010 fOCAL Robe Hook and Stop in the 7010 Series combines a robe hook with a door stop in one piece. The 7010 is worth a look on toilet-partition and patient-room doors where the same wall point has to both hold a garment and stop the door - the 2306 is a hook only. If you are standardizing a facility, spec the Trimco line across the openings rather than mixing it with residential trim.

The 2306 sits in Emtek's Sandcast Bronze bath hardware collection, so it is finish-matched to the other sandcast bronze bath accessories and to Emtek sandcast bronze door hardware in the same three finishes: Flat Black, Medium Bronze, and Tumbled White Bronze. Order every piece in the same finish code (FB, MB, or TWB) and the bath, the door trim, and the hook all read as one set.

A double hook like the Emtek 2306 gives two arms off one base, so one set of screw holes carries two robes or two coats. That matters in a bath where wall space between the vanity and the door is short, or on the back of a bedroom door. If you only ever hang one item per location and want a smaller footprint, a single is the cleaner choice, and Deltana's BBN2009 single robe hook covers that. Double versions in the peer set include the Deltana 55D2010 and 88DRH and the Orca Hardware 4854 Blakely and 4954 Whidbey.

The Emtek 2306 has a hand-cast, textured character that reads rustic. For a smoother, more contemporary or traditional look in a double hook, Deltana's 55D2010 and 88DRH are solid brass doubles in their 55D and 88 series, and Orca Hardware offers the 4854 Blakely and the 4954 Whidbey. Orca also makes single robe hooks in the 2753 Cypress and 3654 Swirl if a single suits the wall better.

Yes, it is a surface mount piece, so the same two-screw base works on a door face as on a wall. On a hollow core door, screw length matters more than the hook: the supplied screws are sized for the hook base, so hit the door's solid rail or use a hollow door anchor. With 2-1/8 inches of projection, check the hook clears the door casing when the door swings open.

No. The 2306 is a hook only, surface mounted for hanging robes and coats. If the job needs one piece that both catches a robe and stops the door off the wall, the Trimco 7010 fOCAL robe hook and stop combines both functions.

No - they are different devices despite both being called hooks. The Emtek 2306 is a two-arm sandcast bronze double hook that hangs two garments from one base. The Trimco 7010 is a fOCAL Robe Hook and Stop in the 7010 Series, meaning it does double duty as a door bumper as well as a hook, so its mounting location is dictated by where the door swings into the wall rather than by where you want a garment to hang. If you want a pure hook in the Trimco line, the 3070-1 Coat and Hat Hook is the one to compare against the 2306. Swapping a 7010 in for a 2306 changes both the mounting point and the number of garments the location holds.

The Emtek 2306 is bronze, in the Sandcast Bronze collection, and comes in Flat Black, Medium Bronze and Tumbled White Bronze. The sandcast surface has a hand-poured texture that reads differently from machined brass hardware even when the finish name is similar. The Deltana 55D2010 in the 55D Series and the Deltana 88DRH in the 88 Series are both solid brass double robe hooks, so if you are matching a room of sandcast bronze pieces, expect a different base metal and surface character from those two. Where the room is already brass-based, the Deltana pair is the closer match and the 2306 is the outlier.

For a repeat-unit bath package, the double hooks that carry across units are the Emtek 2306 in the Sandcast Bronze Bath Hardware series, the Deltana 55D2010 in the 55D Series, the Deltana 88DRH in the 88 Series, the Deltana BBS2010 in the BBS Series, and Orca Hardware's 4854 Blakely and 4954 Whidbey. Each belongs to a design series, which matters when you also need towel bars and paper holders to match - staying inside one series keeps the whole bath set consistent. The 2306 sits in Emtek's Sandcast Bronze Bath Hardware series with a rustic look; the Deltana and Orca series each carry their own styling.

The BBS2010 is the one that matches on function. The Deltana BBS2010 is a double robe hook in the BBS Series, so like the Emtek 2306 it hangs two garments off a single surface-mounted base. The Deltana BBN2009 is a single robe hook in the BBN Series - one arm, not two. The part numbers and series codes are close enough that they get ordered interchangeably by mistake; if the drawing calls for a double, BBS2010 is the Deltana equivalent and BBN2009 is not.

The 2306 is a sandcast bronze casting; the material is listed as brass in the spec breakdown and the substrate as bronze, both copper alloys in the same family. Sandcasting is why each piece has a slightly irregular, textured surface rather than the smooth machined face of stamped hardware, which is the point of the Rustic Living look Emtek builds this collection around.