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Louis | Over-the-door hook40, sulfur yellow RAL 1016

Name: Louis | Over-the-door hook40, sulfur yellow RAL 1016
Brand: Magazin®

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Product description

You can put LOUIS, the double hook, in place on any suitable door: tool-free, by positioning the canted metal sheet over the door leaf. LOUIS 40 fits rebate-free door leaves featuring the most usual width of roundabout 40 mm. Alternatively, we offer a version for rebated doors (rebate width 20 mm). The two hooks are versatile helpers – offering a place for hanging up towels in the bathroom, garments in the bedroom and jacket, bag and scarf at the hallway door. What is the origin of the hanger’s name? The design reference for the hanger was the ubiquitous paper clip, invented decades ago by the American architect Louis E. Baltzley – the name LOUIS is a small, late homage.

Dimensions: W 10 × D 7.8 × H 20 cm (Fits door leafs without a rebate, max. width 4 cm.)
Weight: 180 g
Material: sheet steel, powder-coated; wire made of stainless steel

Concept

You can put LOUIS, the double hook, in place on any suitable door: tool-free, by positioning the canted metal sheet over the door leaf. LOUIS 20 fits rebated door leaves featuring the most usual width of roundabout 20 mm. Alternatively, we offer a version for non-rebated doors (for width 40 mm). The two hooks are versatile helpers – offering a place for hanging up towels in the bathroom, garments in the bedroom and jacket, bag and scarf at the hallway door. What is the origin of the hanger’s name? The design reference for the hanger was the ubiquitous paper clip, invented decades ago by the American architect Louis E. Baltzley – the name LOUIS is a small, late homage.