Rustic Coat Rack, Railroad Spike Hat Holder, Handcrafted Wall Mount Towel Rack, Faux Live Edge Wood
This handcrafted wood rack is great for coats, hats, towels, etc. It features a hand carved live edge and genuine vintage railroad spikes. Lightly distressed solid wood provides a rustic, aged look. Wall mounted racks are great for entries, game rooms, bathrooms, man caves, and more. KEY FEATURES + Kiln dried solid wood. + Hand-distressed surface with faux live edge. + Approx. 15 inch x 4-3/4 inch, with 2 spikes. + Durable hand-rubbed wood finish. + Vintage railroad spikes project out about 3 inches. + Spikes are clear coated for added durability. MORE DETAILS > This rack is handcrafted and may appear darker or lighter than the product images, the wood grain and texture may be different, etc. > Vintage railroad spikes may have some oxidation and wear (which only adds to their charm). > Since mounting surfaces vary, the included hanging hardware may not be suitable for your needs. Always use appropriate anchors and/or consult a contractor or skilled handyman to ensure secure fastening.
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Artistic Iron & Wood Concepts | Design & Fabrication
I create decorative and functional items from wood and metal for the home, garden, and workplace. Every item is handcrafted, with attention to artistry and quality my top priorities. Customer testimonials are available upon request.
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Email: RusticFurnitureHut@gmail.com
Phone: Please send an email if you'd like my direct contact number.
About the Owner:
My background in art, design, and fabrication allows me to creatively apply different methods and materials for projects. Everything is made in-house, and I take pride in the quality of my work.
A bit of (tongue-in-cheek) personal history:
When I was 9 years old, I stepped on a board with a rusty nail and became hooked on woodworking.
When I was 12 years old, I watched my father arc welding a project in his fabrication shop. After the blindness subsided, I bought a welding helmet and went to work . . .
The first time I accidentally hit my thumb with a hammer, I yelled at the top of my lungs in a foreign language. The second time, I went out and bought a smaller hammer.
If I had a dollar for every splinter I've pulled out of my hands, I could go to law school. Then I would be able to sue the trees.
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