Linea Entryway Wall-Mounted Rack

A slim wall system that blends vertical fluting, warm walnut tone and a full-length mirror. Brass pegs punctuate the rhythm of lines, bringing order and a touch of jewelry to everyday entry routines.

The Next Bestseller:Space-maker: wall-mount, zero floor footprint, quick install.Photo-ready texture + mirror = instant “styled entry” for ecommerce.Durable flat-pack with 3A drop-test protection → low damage, easy returns control.

We provide comprehensive ODM/OEM services for this entire furniture collection, defined by its dark wood finish, vertical reeded/slatted texture, and distinctive diagonal/chevron paneling. This extensive series includes dressers, TV stands, accent cabinets, entryway storage, and consoles. Full customization is available on: overall dimensions (W/D/H), wood finish (color/grain), hardware (knob style), internal layout (shelves/drawers), leg style (tapered vs. plinth), and the angle/pattern of the decorative chevron elements.

OEM: We support private label branding with your logo, custom packaging (cartons), assembly manuals, and barcodes, ensuring brand consistency across all pieces in the series. ODM: Based on your design brief, we can develop exclusive versions by altering the material, changing the chevron pattern, or creating new furniture models to expand the line. We provide reliable service from 3D renderings and prototyping through to stable, high-volume mass production.

Q1. What is a hall tree and how does it differ from a simple coat rack?
A1. A hall tree combines hooks, a bench, and sometimes shoe storage or cabinets, while a coat rack usually offers only hooks or a pole. Hall trees create a complete entryway station.

Q2. Are hall trees suitable for small entryways?
A2. Slim hall trees are designed for small entryways because they use vertical space efficiently. Wall-mounted versions keep the floor clear in very tight corridors.

Q3. What items can be stored on hall trees & coat racks?
A3. Hall trees and coat racks hold coats, hats, bags, scarves, and umbrellas. Units with benches or shelves can also store shoes and small accessories.

Q4. Which materials are best for sturdy hall trees & coat racks?
A4. Solid wood, metal frames, and high-quality hooks are best for sturdy hall trees and coat racks. A stable base or wall anchoring helps prevent tipping.

Q5. Can hall trees & coat racks be used in offices or public spaces?
A5. Hall trees and coat racks are common in offices, clinics, and waiting areas to organize outerwear for staff and visitors. Contract-grade finishes are recommended for heavy use.