Coat Racks

Coat Racks at Maija

Make every entrance feel calm, ordered and welcoming. Maija’s collection of coat racks, from freestanding coat stands to wall-mounted hooks, hall trees and peg rails, helps you organise outerwear without stealing floor space. Explore vertical and wall-mounted designs that suit modern homes, rented flats and busy family hallways alike. 

Shop by Type

• Freestanding coat stands: Choose slim, space-saving profiles with a weighted base for stability. Ideal for rented homes or where drilling isn’t possible.
• Wall-mounted coat hooks & peg rails: Compact and tidy. Look for solid wood or powder-coated metal finishes to suit Scandinavian, minimalist or industrial interiors.
• Hall trees with storage: A combined coat rack, bench and shoe storage to streamline busy family hallways.
• Over-the-door hooks: True renter-friendly convenience: no tools, no holes, instant hanging space.

Styles & Materials

Curate a look that complements your hallway: solid wood (oak, walnut, bamboo) brings warmth; powder-coated metal delivers a crisp, contemporary edge. Whether you love Scandinavian calm, minimalist lines or industrial character, you’ll find finishes that work across décors and colour palettes.

Why Maija?

• Edited selection prioritising sturdy, wobble-free construction
• Clear dimensions for small-space planning and narrow corridors
• Renter-friendly choices (adhesive, over-the-door)
• Helpful care notes, simple assembly and responsive support

Buying Guide

How to Choose the Right Coat Rack

• Space & layout: Measure door swing, radiator clearance and walking paths. For tight spots, pick a slim footprint or wall-mounted option.
• Capacity & stability: Winter coats are heavy; prioritise a weighted base or wall fixing into studs/solid anchors.
• Features that help: Consider umbrella holders, shelves, rotating hooks, shoe-storage benches or a mirror to reduce morning rush.
• Material & finish: Solid wood gives natural texture; powder-coated metal resists scuffs in busy spaces.
• Renter constraints: Choose over-the-door or adhesive rails; keep fixings minimal and removable.

How high should a coat rack be?

• Getting the height right keeps hems off the floor and everything within easy reach.
• Adults at home: Mount wall-mounted coat hooks around 150–155 cm from the finished floor (roughly 60 in) for comfortable reach.
• Children / mixed users: Add a second row at ~105–120 cm so little ones can hang their own coats.
• Accessible provision: When possible, provide both lower hooks ~105 cm and higher hooks ~170–185 cm so a wider range of users can reach.
• Freestanding coat stands: Typical overall height is ~170–180 cm; ensure the top hooks sit within easy adult reach.
• Tip: Hang your longest coat on a test hook and mark a height that leaves a few centimetres clearance from the floor. Avoid door swings and keep clear of radiators to protect fabrics.

FAQs

What’s the difference between a coat stand and a hall tree?

A coat stand is a freestanding rack for hanging layers; a hall tree combines coat hooks with a bench, shelves or shoe storage for all-in-one organisation.

Are freestanding coat racks stable enough for heavy winter coats?

Yes. Choose sturdy models with a weighted base and a low, wide footprint. Distribute weight evenly and avoid loading one side only.

What materials are best for busy households?

Powder-coated metal resists scuffs; solid wood offers durability with a warmer look. Both are reliable when properly assembled and fixed.

Can I install coat hooks without drilling?

Try over-the-door hooks or quality adhesive rails on smooth walls. Always check weight ratings and surface suitability.

How many hooks do I need?

Allow one hook per person plus a couple extra for guests and bags. Families often prefer rotating hooks or multi-tier layouts to prevent crowding.