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Shoreditch Vertical Coat Rack
A 90 × 18 cm vertical rack with five hooks arranged in an alternating left-right layout.
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A measured outline and a short walk through the room can reveal more than a product image alone. Use this guide to compare dimensions, sightlines, hook positions and surrounding movement before sending an order request.
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A 90 × 18 cm vertical rack with five hooks arranged in an alternating left-right layout.
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Five distinct mirror formats for portrait, landscape, circular and full-length placement, each presented with overall dimensions, orientation and frame finish.
View CollectionBegin with the full usable wall rather than the object you hope to place there. Record width and height, then mark skirting, sockets, switches, radiators, door architraves and the swing of nearby doors or cupboards.
Next, identify the wall construction as accurately as you can. Product pages state supplied hanging points where available, but wall fixings must be selected separately for the actual substrate and intended use.
Finally, photograph the wall straight-on and from the main approach through the room. These views help you judge whether a mirror needs a portrait or landscape emphasis and whether a loaded rack would interrupt circulation.
Keep the sequence practical and reversible until suitable fixings have been chosen and the final position has been checked.
Use the overall width, height and projection stated on the product page, not an estimate taken from the photograph.
For mirrors, compare portrait, landscape or circular placement with the furniture and standing positions already in the room.
For racks, include the likely shape of hanging items and open every nearby door or drawer while the outline is visible.
Review finish, hook count, hook layout and supplied mounting points, then identify any question that needs answering before checkout.
Submit products, quantities and room notes through checkout so availability, order details and UK delivery can be reviewed.
The same dimensions can behave differently according to orientation, surrounding furniture and how people move through the space.
Oval and arch formats draw the eye upward and can suit narrower wall sections above consoles or bedroom furniture.
A horizontal mirror can relate to a wide surface below, provided its edges retain enough clear wall to feel intentional.
Evenly spaced hooks create a simple datum that is easy to scan across a broad entrance or bedroom wall.
Alternating hooks make use of narrow wall strips but require a careful check of access from both sides.
Clean mirror glass by applying a suitable product to a soft lint-free cloth, keeping excess liquid away from frame joins and reflective edges. Follow any care information supplied with the item.
Dust metal, coated and wrapped surfaces with a soft dry cloth. Avoid abrasive pads and harsh cleaning products, and address moisture promptly rather than allowing it to remain around hooks, shelves or frame edges.
Return to the catalogue with your usable wall dimensions and shortlist the mirror or rack formats that genuinely fit the route through the room.
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