Orca Hardware 3654 Swirl Robe Hook

The nearest single-hook equivalents are the Deltana BBN2009 single robe hook in the BBN Series, the Emtek 2606 solid brass robe hook from the Traditional Bath Hardware line, and the Emtek 25050 wrought steel robe hook. All three do the same job as the Orca 3654 - one wall-mounted arm for a robe or towel. The 3654 is zinc with concealed mounting screws, so the difference between them is base material and the decorative treatment of the rosette rather than function.

The Orca Hardware 3654 is designated for residential use and is a zinc hook in the decorative Swirl collection. For institutional corridors, locker areas, and commercial restrooms, the Trimco 3070-1 coat and hat hook from the 3070 Series is the purpose-built wall hook, and the Trimco 7010 fOCAL combines a robe hook with a door stop in one piece for restroom partitions and back-of-door applications. Specify the 3654 where the finish needs to match a residential bath suite.

The Orca Hardware 3654 is a single robe hook in the Swirl collection. For two hanging arms on one mounting point, the Deltana 55D2010 is a double robe hook in the 55D Series in solid brass, and the Deltana 88DRH is a double robe hook in the 88 Series in solid brass. Emtek also offers double hooks: the 2266 SELECT knurled tip double hook with rosette and the 2306 sandcast bronze double hook. A double hook typically carries a robe and a towel at the same location, where the 3654 holds one item.

Zinc. It is a cast zinc body with a plated or painted finish, which is typical for residential bath hardware. If you want a solid brass body instead, the Deltana 88DRH double robe hook and the Emtek 2606 robe hook are both solid brass.

Order by part number 3654 plus the finish suffix: SN for satin nickel, CH for polished chrome, BL for matte black. Finish is the only choice on this hook, so a fleet order is one part number per building standard. Keeping to one finish across units also keeps future replacements simple.

The Orca Hardware 3654 Swirl Robe Hook is a hook only - it mounts to the wall to hang a robe and has no stop function. If the same part has to arrest the door, the Trimco 7010 fOCAL is a combined robe hook and stop. Ordering the 3654 for that opening means adding a separate door stop to complete the job.

The Orca Hardware 3654 is zinc, offered in satin nickel, polished chrome, and matte black, with concealed mounting screws. Solid brass peers include the Deltana 55D2010 and 88DRH double robe hooks and the Emtek 2606 robe hook; the Emtek 2306 is sandcast bronze and the Emtek 25050 is wrought steel. Brass and bronze bodies carry more mass and, in sandcast form, a hand-worked surface texture, while the 3654 gives you the three plated finishes above in a lighter zinc body.

Yes. The Orca Hardware 3654 belongs to the Swirl collection, 36-Swirl Series, so it coordinates with other Swirl bath accessories in satin nickel, polished chrome, or matte black. The comparable hooks sit in their own coordinated families: Deltana in the 55D, 88, BBN, and BBS Series, and Emtek in the Select, Sandcast Bronze, Wrought Steel, and Traditional Bath Hardware lines. If the rest of the room is already one of those series, buy the hook from that series; if you are starting fresh across several units, the Swirl line keeps the escutcheon shape consistent.

Not exactly. The Deltana BBS2010 is a double robe hook in the BBS Series, so it presents two arms where the Orca Hardware 3654 presents one, and it comes from a different design family. It will hang a robe in the same spot, but it is not a visual match to the Swirl collection and the mounting footprint follows Deltana's BBS rosette. For a one-for-one swap of a single Swirl hook, stay with the 3654 in the finish already on the wall - satin nickel, polished chrome, or matte black.

Material and look. The 3654 is zinc in the Swirl collection, a smooth contemporary profile in plated finishes. The Emtek 25050 is a wrought steel robe hook and the Emtek 2306 is sandcast bronze, both heavier rustic or artisan styles. Pick by the rest of the room's hardware rather than by the hook alone.