Trimco 3070-1 Coat and Hat Hook

The Trimco 3070-1 coat and hat hook is listed as ADA compliant, so it can go into restroom stalls, offices, and other accessible spaces on a commercial job. Mounting height is what actually decides ADA reach compliance on site, so set the hook at the height your drawings call for.

The 3070-1 is the traditional cast coat and hat hook in Trimco's 3070 Series and it's rated for commercial use. If the location takes real abuse, locker rooms, dorms, correctional or heavy public restrooms, Trimco's 3071 and 3071-1 are the heavy duty, more durable hooks in the same family. For a contemporary look instead, the round 3072 and 3073 are the alternatives.

Different jobs. The 3070-1 is a commercial-grade coat and hat hook specified alongside door hardware for offices, hospitality, multifamily, and government facilities. Deltana's 55D2010 and 88DRH double robe hooks, Emtek's 2606 solid brass robe hook and 2306 sandcast bronze double hook, and Orca's 2753 Cypress robe hook are residential bath hardware lines, sold as part of a matching bath suite. If you're finishing a bathroom to match a faucet and towel bar, look at those. If you're on a hardware schedule with a BHMA finish number, the 3070-1 is the one that fits the spec.

The Trimco 3070-1 is a single coat and hat hook. If the opening needs two prongs off one mounting point, the Deltana 88DRH is a double robe hook in solid brass from the 88 Series, and the Deltana 55D2010 is a double robe hook in solid brass from the 55D Series. Orca Hardware also offers double robe hooks: the 4854 Blakely from the 48-Blakely Series and the 4954 Whidbey from the 49-Whidbey Series. Double hooks hang two garments per mounting location, which matters in guest rooms and locker areas where hook count per wall is the constraint.

They hang a garment, but they are not the same category of product. The Trimco 3070-1 is a commercial coat and hat hook and is ADA compliant, built for commercial and industrial buildings, government and military facilities, hospitality, multifamily and office buildings. The Deltana BBN2009 single robe hook and the Emtek 2606 solid brass robe hook are bath hardware robe hooks - the Emtek 2606 comes out of the Traditional Bath Hardware series. If the submittal calls for a commercial coat hook on a toilet partition or office door, specify the Trimco; if the job is a residential bath accessory suite, the robe hooks are the closer match.

Six finishes: 605 bright brass, 606 satin brass, 613 oil rubbed bronze, 625 bright chrome, 626 satin chrome, and 630 satin stainless steel. Those are standard BHMA finish numbers, so if the rest of your door hardware is specified in 626 or 630, the hook matches the same code on the schedule.

Yes. Trimco publishes template T11395 for the 3070-1, which gives you the fastener hole layout for laying out mounting on a door, stall panel, or wall. Worth pulling before you drill a run of stall partitions, since the 3071/3071-1 uses a different template (T18949).

The 3070-1 is the traditional single cast coat and hat hook. If the application needs two hooks on one plate, options include the Deltana 55D2010 and 88DRH double robe hooks, the Deltana BBS2010, the Emtek 2266 SELECT knurled tip double hook with rosette, and Orca's 4854 Blakely and 4954 Whidbey double robe hooks. Those are bath hardware styles, so match them to the room rather than to a door hardware finish schedule.

The Trimco 3070-1 is a traditional cast coat and hat hook; Trimco's own 3072 and 3073 are the contemporary round styles in the same 3070 Series family. Outside Trimco, the Emtek 2266 SELECT Knurled Tip Double Hook has a knurled tip and mounts on a rosette, the Emtek 2306 is a sandcast bronze double hook, and Orca Hardware offers the 2753 Cypress and 3654 Swirl single robe hooks. Those are styled pieces for finished interiors rather than cast commercial trim.

Within the same family, Trimco lists the 3071 and 3071-1 as the heavy-duty, more durable coat hooks above the 3070-1 traditional cast hook, and publishes a mounting template covering the 3071 and 3071-1. The 3070-1 itself is a stainless steel commercial hook and is ADA compliant, so for lighter-traffic offices and guest rooms it holds the spec; for high-abuse locker and shower areas the 3071 family is the step up. The comparable robe hooks from Emtek, Deltana and Orca are bath hardware rather than heavy-duty commercial trim - the Emtek 25050 is a wrought steel robe hook in the Wrought Steel Bath Hardware series.

The Trimco 3070-1 is offered in stainless steel with finish options including 605 bright brass, 606 satin brass, 613 oil rubbed bronze, 625 bright chrome, 626 satin chrome and 630 satin stainless steel, and Trimco also manufactures the 3070 Series in brass and bronze. For a solid brass single hook from another line, the Emtek 2606 is a solid brass robe hook; the Deltana BBN2009 is a single robe hook in the BBN Series. Both are bath hardware hooks rather than ADA-compliant commercial coat hooks, so confirm which the drawing calls for before substituting.

Trimco will custom make coat hook sizes and styles on the 3070 Series. That's the route when an architect has drawn something the standard 3070-1, 3071, 3072, or 3073 profiles don't cover. Standard catalog sizes and styles cover most jobs, so only go custom if the drawing demands it.

The Deltana BBS2010 is a double robe hook from Deltana's BBS Series, so it carries two prongs; the Trimco 3070-1 is a single traditional cast coat and hat hook in stainless steel, rated commercial and ADA compliant. Deltana's BBN2009 is the single-prong hook in the adjacent BBN Series if you want a one-for-one prong count. Choose the Trimco where the specification calls for commercial door trim; choose the Deltana where the hook is part of a bath accessory set.