Emtek 2607 Solid Brass Double Hook

Projection on the 2607 solid brass double hook is 2-1/8 inches, with a base height of 1-3/4 inches. That projection is what you measure against a swinging door or a walkway: 2-1/8 inches is enough to hang a robe or a coat on each of the two hooks, but in a tight powder room or behind a door that swings toward the hook, check that clearance first. Surface mount, so nothing sets into the wall and the full 2-1/8 inches lives on the face.

The Emtek 2607 solid brass double hook is designated for residential use and styled in the American Classic theme, which suits homes, apartments, and hospitality guest rooms. For institutional openings, Trimco builds to that duty: the 3070-1 is a coat and hat hook in the 3070 Series, and the 7010 fOCAL is a robe hook and stop, which combines the hook with a door stop function in one piece for toilet partitions and back-of-door applications. Facility buyers standardizing across a building typically spec the Trimco line for those areas and reserve the Emtek for residential-grade openings.

The Emtek 2607 is a solid brass double hook with a 1-3/4 inch base height and 2-1/8 inch projection, surface mounted and supplied with screws. Deltana's 55D2010 double robe hook in the 55D Series and the 88DRH double robe hook in the 88 Series are both solid brass double hooks and cover the same two-prong function. Orca Hardware also builds double hooks: the 4854 Blakely and the 4954 Whidbey are both double robe hooks. Any of the four hangs two garments off one mounting point, so the choice comes down to which styling matches the rest of the room.

The 2607 is a double hook, so each mounting point carries two garments. If one prong per location is all the job calls for, Deltana's BBN2009 is a single robe hook in the BBN Series, and Orca Hardware's 2753 Cypress and 3654 Swirl are both single robe hooks. A single hook takes the same surface-mount approach but occupies a narrower footprint on the wall or door, which matters when hooks are set in a row at close spacing.

Screws are included. The 2607 ships as a complete set with its fasteners, so nothing else is needed for the hook itself. It is a surface mount part, meaning it fastens to the face of the door or wall rather than into a recessed prep. On drywall with no blocking behind it you will want anchors rated for the load you plan to hang, since the included screws are the hook's own fasteners.

Eight finishes, and the full list is Oil Rubbed Bronze (US10B), Polished Nickel Lifetime (US14), Satin Nickel (US15), Pewter (US15A), Polished Chrome (US26), Polished Brass Lifetime (US3), Unlacquered Brass (US3NL), and French Antique (US7). Two of those behave differently over time. Unlacquered Brass has no coating, so it will darken and patina with handling, which is what people want when they are matching aged brass elsewhere in the room. The Lifetime finishes (US3 and US14) are the coated versions that stay bright. If you are matching Emtek knobs or bath hardware already in the house, order by the US code, not by the finish name.

Solid brass, both the visible material and the substrate. That matters in a bath because brass does not rust the way a plated steel or zinc hook will when it sits in shower steam day after day. The finish is the wear point, not the body. Unlacquered Brass (US3NL) is uncoated and will patina in that environment, which some people specify on purpose; the plated and Lifetime finishes hold their appearance longer.

Several double hooks sit alongside the Emtek 2607 in this category. Deltana offers solid brass double robe hooks in the 55D Series (55D2010) and the 88 Series (88DRH), plus the BBS Series double (BBS2010). Orca Hardware has two doubles with different design languages, the 4854 Blakely and the 4954 Whidbey. The 2607 itself is an American Classic style piece from Emtek's Traditional Bath Hardware line, so if the room is leaning modern or transitional the Orca doubles are the ones to look at first.

Two hooks on one base is the point of the 2607, so it takes a robe and a towel, or two coats, from a single set of screw holes. That is the right call behind a bath door or in a mudroom where wall space is short. If you only need one hanging point, or you are running a row of hooks at even spacing and want a smaller footprint per hook, a single is the cleaner choice. ZenSupply carries the Deltana BBN2009 single robe hook and the Orca 2753 Cypress and 3654 Swirl robe hooks for that.

Surface mount means it fastens to any flat face, so a door slab works as well as a wall, but the 2607 is a hook only. It has no bumper or stop function. If you want the hook to also keep the door off the wall behind it, that is a different part: the Trimco 7010 fOCAL is a combined robe hook and stop. With a 2-1/8 inch projection on a door, mind what the hook contacts when the door swings.

Order the 2607 by model plus the US finish code, for example 2607US15 for Satin Nickel or 2607US10B for Oil Rubbed Bronze. The US code is the number to match against what is already hanging, because finish names vary between manufacturers while the code does not. The 2607 is part of Emtek's Traditional Bath Hardware line, so it lines up with other pieces in that family. One caution for a multi-unit rollout: Unlacquered Brass (US3NL) is uncoated and patinas at a rate that depends on handling, so new US3NL hooks will not match older US3NL hooks already in service.

Two things to watch. First, single hooks: the Deltana BBN2009 single robe hook, the Orca Hardware 2753 Cypress and the Orca Hardware 3654 Swirl are robe hooks with one prong, so swapping one in for a 2607 halves the hanging capacity at that point. Second, the Trimco 7010 fOCAL is a robe hook and stop - it carries a door stop function the 2607 does not, so if it is being used to arrest a swinging door as well as hang a robe, a plain double hook will not replace it. Within the true double hooks, the Deltana BBS2010 in the BBS Series, the Deltana 55D2010 and the Orca 4854 Blakely all match the 2607 on function.

The Emtek 2607 is a surface-mount double hook and nothing more; it hangs garments and does not control the door. The Trimco 7010 fOCAL is a robe hook and stop in the 7010 Series, combining both functions in a single piece of hardware and a single set of fasteners. That is the part to specify when a back-of-door hook also has to keep the door off the adjacent wall or fixture, which is common in bathrooms and small guest rooms.

The Emtek 2607 is solid brass throughout, with brass named as both the material and the substrate, and it comes in eight finishes including Polished Brass Lifetime (US3), Unlacquered Brass (US3NL), French Antique (US7), Oil Rubbed Bronze (US10B) and Polished Nickel Lifetime (US14). On the peer side, the Deltana 55D2010 in the 55D Series and the Deltana 88DRH in the 88 Series are both described as solid brass double robe hooks. Buyers matching an existing unlacquered brass or living-finish scheme generally stay within the solid brass options rather than mixing in a different substrate.

The 2607 double hook has a 2-1/8 inch projection off a 1-3/4 inch base. In a tight corridor, behind a door swing, or on a partition where a projecting double hook would catch, a single-prong hook is the usual alternative: Deltana's BBN2009 single robe hook, Orca Hardware's 2753 Cypress, or Orca Hardware's 3654 Swirl. For institutional corridors, Trimco's 3070-1 coat and hat hook covers the same need. Confirm the projection of whichever you choose against your clearance before ordering.

Deltana offers the double hook across several of its series, and the series is what sets the styling: the 55D2010 is in the 55D Series, the 88DRH is in the 88 Series, and the BBS2010 is in the BBS Series. The 55D2010 and 88DRH are both solid brass. All three are double robe hooks and stand in for the Emtek 2607 on function; picking between them is a matter of which series matches the towel bars, rings and other bath accessories already specified for the room, since accessories are normally kept within one series for a consistent look.