Wall hook reclaimed wood upcycling - coat hook towel holder - unique shabby chic

€14,50 EUR

~~€19,50 EUR~~ €14,50 EUR

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🚚 Delivery time: Within Germany in 2–4 working days (DHL Parcel)

Unique Charm from Reclaimed Wood

This unique coat hook was crafted from an old decorative beam and wrought iron hooks. Each piece is one-of-a-kind and very special – with individual grain, natural signs of use, and authentic vintage character.

Item details:

Material: Reclaimed wood and iron
Width / Length: 10 cm - 13 cm
Height: 14 cm – 17 cm
Depth: 3.5 cm - 6 cm

Why you'll love this wall hook:

Handcrafted from reclaimed wood: Each hook tells its own story
Wrought iron hooks: Robust and durable in a rustic style
Versatile: Perfect as a coat hook, towel rail or key rack
Sustainable upcycling: Old wood gets a new life
Shabby Chic & Country Style: Fits wonderfully with cozy interiors

Our Reclaimed Wood Collection

All home accessories in our reclaimed wood collection are unique and individual. Each piece was made from old wood that was no longer needed for its original purpose.

You can find, for example, coat hooks made from old beams, candle holders made from an old cabinet door, decorative windows made from real windows of old houses, and much more.

Please note!

Delivery is without decoration. The product offered here is a skillfully crafted unique item. Due to handcrafting and natural material variations, they may vary slightly in size, color, and shape.

GPSR manufacturer information

Stone-Old: The Cosy Cottage
Yvonne Maria Stein
Schutteheide 1-211
6097HA Heel
Netherlands
Telephone: 0049152-53735807
Email: yvonne-stein@stein-alt.de

Product safety information

Warning: Not a toy; for decorative purposes only.
Not suitable for children under 3 years.

Safety Notice for Electrical Appliances

Safety Instructions for Luminaires and Lighting

The lighting device may only be installed and repaired by a qualified person with the appropriate authorization and in compliance with applicable legal provisions.
Only use approved and certified luminaires.
Do not install the luminaire too close to flammable materials such as curtains, carpets, and furniture.
Do not use luminaires with damaged supply cables or plugs.
Do not leave luminaires switched on unattended.
Check that the light bulbs are of the correct type and wattage for the luminaire.
Clean luminaires regularly of dust and dirt to prevent the risk of fire.
Do not attempt to repair lighting fixtures yourself unless you are trained and qualified.
Monitor luminaires for damage or defects.
Do not use luminaires in places where the conditions for their use are unsuitable.
When changing the light source or servicing the luminaire, disconnect the luminaire from the mains and allow it to cool down to room temperature.
Do not use a luminaire that does not comply with safety standards.

Protection Classes:

Luminaires with this symbol are connected to the mains with a yellow-green wire, which is connected to the protective earthing terminal.
For the safe operation of luminaires with this marking, connection to the yellow-green earth wire is not required.
Luminaires with this marking can only be operated with a small safe voltage. Connection is only possible to the SELV circuit.

IP protection:
IPx1 - the product is protected against dripping water.
IPx3 - the product can be exposed to raindrops (drops falling at a maximum angle of 60° to the vertical surface).
IPx4 - the product is splash-proof: it can be exposed to splashing water from any direction (360°).
IPx5 - the product is protected against water jets.
IPx7 - the product can be installed on the ground.
IPx8 - the product is protected against immersion up to the depth specified by the manufacturer.
IP5x - the product is partially protected against the ingress of dust.
IP6x - the product is completely protected against the ingress of dust.

Safety Instructions for Electrical Devices

Do not use damaged electrical devices. If it is visibly damaged, do not use it and check whether it needs to be repaired or replaced.
Always disconnect the power source before cleaning or servicing the device. If you need to work on a plugged-in electrical device, wear protective equipment such as gloves, work shoes, and safety glasses.
Never use electrical devices in humid environments. If water gets into your electrical device, unplug it immediately.
Store electrical devices in a dry and safe place where the risk of high temperatures, fire, or moisture is minimal.
If the electrical device is designed for a specific operation, using it under conditions other than those specified in the operating instructions can have serious consequences, such as damage to the device, fire, or accident.
Never use electrical devices with a damaged cable or power supply. If the cable or power supply is damaged, it can lead to fire or electric shock.
Only use high-quality and safe certified electrical devices. If you notice problems when using electrical devices, such as irregular performance or malfunctions, stop using them immediately and contact an electrical device specialist.
Do not neglect the regular inspection and maintenance of electrical devices. The more you care for your electrical devices, the more you can prevent accidents and fires.
Remember that what you use safely may pose a danger to others. Ensure that all persons who need to use electrical devices know how to use them correctly and safely.
If you suspect that an electrical device is not working properly, do not hesitate to check it immediately. Never use electrical devices that are not working properly and could pose a danger.