Emtek 2909 Transitional Style Brass Single Hook with Rosette

Screws come in the box. The 2909 single hook ships as a complete set with the rosette and the screws needed to hang it, so nothing extra is required for a standard wall mount into a stud or an anchored wall. It is a wall mount hook on a rosette backplate, not a surface bar or an over the door design.

Sixteen rosette styles, and you pick one when you order: Brass Disk, Brass Small Disc, Regular, Brass Rope, Brass Watford, Brass Ribbon and Reed, Lancaster, Brass Oval, #8, Brass Square, Brass Quincy, Brass Wilshire, Brass Modern Rectangular, Brass Neos, Brass Rectangular, and Arts and Crafts. The rosette is a required selection, so the hook cannot be ordered without choosing one. That is the point of the 2909: the backplate is matched to whatever rosette shape is already running on your knobsets and levers.

No, and this is the trap on the order form. Ribbon and Reed and Lancaster rosettes are not offered in Polished Nickel Lifetime (US14) or Flat Black (US19). The Brass Modern Rectangular rosette is not offered in US7, US15A, MW or SRG. Every other rosette shape runs across the finish range. If you are standardizing a house or a unit turn on Flat Black or Polished Nickel, pick a rosette outside those two exclusions.

That is what it is built for. The 2909 hook uses the same brass rosette shapes Emtek runs on its knobsets and leversets, in the same US finish codes, so a bathroom or mudroom hook can carry the identical rosette and finish as the door hardware in the same room. Match the rosette name and the US finish code off your existing Emtek doors and the hook reads as part of the same set.

Residential. Emtek classes the 2909 as a residential product, so it belongs in single family homes, condo units and apartments rather than a school corridor, a locker room or a public restroom. For a commercial restroom or a high traffic institutional partition, the Trimco 3070-1 coat and hat hook or the Trimco 7010 fOCAL robe hook and stop are the commercial grade options to look at instead.

The Deltana BBN2009 is a single robe hook in the BBN Series, and the Orca Hardware 2753 Cypress and Orca Hardware 3654 Swirl are single robe hooks in the 27-Cypress and 36-Swirl series. The Emtek 2909 is a brass single hook that mounts to the wall on a rosette, and the rosette is chosen separately from sixteen styles including Brass Disk, Brass Rope, Brass Watford, Brass Square and Arts & Crafts, so the trim can be matched to knob and lever rosettes already in the room. The Deltana and Orca single hooks carry their own fixed backplate design instead.

The Emtek 2909 is a residential brass hook in the Transitional style, built to coordinate with decorative bath and door trim. For back-of-house and institutional coat duty, the Trimco 3070-1 is a coat and hat hook in the 3070 Series, which is the type of hook specified for corridors, classrooms and locker areas rather than a decorative rosette-mounted hook.

Seven: Oil Rubbed Bronze (US10B), Polished Nickel Lifetime (US14), Satin Nickel (US15), Flat Black (US19), Polished Chrome (US26), Unlacquered Brass (US3NL), and Satin Brass (US4). Unlacquered brass is the one to think twice about in a bathroom or an entry, since it has no clear coat and will darken and patina with handling. If you want brass tone that stays put, US4 satin brass is the stable choice.

Solid brass, both the hook and the rosette. Brass is the substrate, not a plating over zinc or steel, which is why it holds up in a damp bathroom without the base metal blooming through the finish at the screw holes.

The Emtek 2909 is a single hook, one arm on a rosette. For two arms on one backplate, the Deltana 55D2010 and 88DRH double robe hooks are both solid brass, and Orca Hardware offers the 4854 Blakely and 4954 Whidbey double robe hooks. Those give you two hanging points per set of screw holes, which matters when you are working a narrow bathroom wall or the back of a door and only have room for one mounting location.

If nothing on the doors needs matching, the Deltana BBN2009 single robe hook covers the same job without the rosette selection step. The reason to pay for the 2909 is the rosette: sixteen shapes that line up with Emtek knob and lever trim in the same room. Buying a fleet of hooks for rental turns where nobody is matching door hardware, a plain single hook is the simpler order.

No. The 2909 is a wall mounted hook only, with a rosette backplate and screws. If you want one piece doing both jobs, the Trimco 7010 fOCAL is a combined robe hook and stop. Mounting a plain hook where a door swings into it will eventually pull the screws out of the wall.

The Emtek 2909 takes a required rosette selection from sixteen styles, including Brass Disk, Brass Small Disc, Regular, Brass Rope, Brass Watford, Brass Oval, Brass Square, Brass Rectangular and Arts and Crafts, so the hook's wall plate can be ordered in the same rosette shape as the knobs and levers on the doors, in finishes from Oil Rubbed Bronze US10B through Satin Nickel US15, Flat Black US19, Polished Chrome US26, Unlacquered Brass US3NL and Satin Brass US4. The Deltana 55D2010 and 88DRH and the Orca 2753 Cypress and 3654 Swirl each come as one fixed design within their own series, so matching is done at the series level rather than by rosette shape.

Transitional is exactly the styling. The 2909 sits in Emtek's Transitional Bath Hardware line under an American Classic theme, and the rosette choice moves it either direction: Rope, Watford, Ribbon and Reed and Lancaster read traditional, while Square, Rectangular, Modern Rectangular and Neos read contemporary. Same hook body, different room.

No. The Emtek 2909 is brass and mounts on a separately selected rosette, so the part is defined by model 2909 plus a rosette style plus a finish. The Deltana 55D2010 and 88DRH are solid brass but are double hooks in the 55D and 88 series, and the Deltana BBN2009 is a single hook in the BBN Series. Ordering by material alone will not land on the same item, since the hook count, series and mounting plate all differ.