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A wall coat rack that doesn't take a single square metre from your hallway: the fold-down Fläpps wall coat racks show their hooks only when needed – otherwise a calm, flat surface remains on the wall. Whether low for the children's room or high for guest coats, whether with hooks, a shelf or a clothes rail: the Fläpps family turns even the narrowest passage into a proper coat rack. White as standard, some models in black or as a printed variant. Part of the fold-down Fläpps wall system.
Hallways are the most underrated rooms in the home: everyone passes through, no one stays, and yet everything still has to fit. A coat rack on the wall is the only logical answer – it uses the space nobody else wants. The Fläpps wall coat racks are deliberately conceived as flat: mounted to save space, low or high, single or combined. That way, even the narrowest passage becomes a proper coat rack.
No one else has this: on the fold-down Fläpps wall coat racks, the hooks appear when needed – and disappear when they're not. No empty row of hooks waiting for prey, just a calm surface that only becomes a coat rack when guests arrive. Fold out, hang the coat, fold back later. A coat rack that makes itself scarce, like everything from Fläpps.
Sometimes you need more than hooks: a shelf for hats and parcels, a clothes rail for hangers and guest coats. The Fläpps family covers that – from the Crownhäng (the wall coat rack that wears a crown) to the Monsterhäng with room for the whole family, to the Hillhäng and Hängrail with a rail instead of hooks. The puns are intentional; with names like these, every jacket knows where it hangs.
Colour-wise, Fläpps coat racks deliberately hold back: white is the standard – a white wall coat rack almost disappears against a light wall and lets the jackets take the stage. Some models are also available in black, and if you like it less quiet, there's a printed variant like the Hillhäng "Eisberg": coat rack and wall art in one.
Because Fläpps coat racks can be mounted at any height, they also work where the jackets are smaller: mounted low, the wall coat rack becomes a children's coat rack – and simply grows with them via remounting. The shoe rack add-on fits right in: shoe racks, so there's just as much order below the coat rack as on it. Anyone planning the whole wall combines it with the wall shelves – both part of the Fläpps system.
A wall coat rack is mounted directly on the wall and takes up no floor space. With Fläpps, you fold the hooks out as needed and flat again when not in use.
Yes. Especially in narrow hallways, the space-saving wall coat rack saves room because it sits flat on the wall and only stands out when in use.
There are several variants – from the hook rail to the coat rack with fold-out hooks. For hanging clothes, there's also a wall-mounted clothes rail.
In white and black; some models are also available with a printed motif. There is no wood variant of the coat rack.
It's designed for typical coat-rack loads of jackets, coats and bags, and sits stable on the wall when securely mounted.
It is screwed to the wall. The included instructions double as a drilling template for the topmost holes of the mounting rail – making assembly easy. All you need is a load-bearing wall.