&Tradition’s Capture SC74 wall hook, designed by Space Copenhagen, is a multifunctional 3-armed hook that can be used in the bathroom or kitchen as a towel rack or in the hallway as a coat rack. The metal parts of the Capture wall hook are made of powder-coated aluminium, and the round knobs are crafted from solid wood. The three rotating arms make the Capture wall hook a versatile and adjustable storage solution for any space.
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Capture SC74 wall hook, small, graphite - multicolour
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Description
&Tradition’s Capture SC74 wall hook, designed by Space Copenhagen, is a multifunctional 3-armed hook that can be used in the bathroom or kitchen as a towel rack or in the hallway as a coat rack. The metal parts of the Capture wall hook are made of powder-coated aluminium, and the round knobs are crafted from solid wood. The three rotating arms make the Capture wall hook a versatile and adjustable storage solution for any space.
- Width: 5 cm
- Depth: 16 cm
- Height: 26 cm
- Colour Dark grey, multicolour
- Material Powder coated aluminium, lacquered oak
- Weight 0.6 kg
- Notes Swinging hooks. The package includes mounting screws.
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Care instructions
For daily care it is recommended to
dust the furniture with a soft cloth. Lacquered wood can
be cleaned with a soft cloth wrung in a mild solution of
lukewarm water and a universal cleaning detergent. Always dry
immediately after cleaning with a soft dry cloth. - Product ID: TR25050101
Space Copenhagen is a design office founded by Signe Bindslev Henriksen and Peter Bundgaarden in 2005. They work with several kinds of design projects all the way from interior design to art installations.
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Anonymous | Verified Customer
Hyattsville, United States
Excellent quality! Very pleased with this purchase
2 years ago
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