PRODUCT INFORMATION
 
The model introduced in the 1972 IKEA catalog.
Large pine wall coat racks in style of Charlotte Perriand, France, 1960s.
These beautiful coat racks, designed by Karin Mobring for Ikea in the 1970s, are a testament to Scandinavian design and functionality. 

The warm wood finish adds a natural charm to any entryway, hallway or bedroom
A functional and simple minimalist design language that is typical of Mobring's approach.
 
- Pair of wall-mounted coat racks with slats
-  Set of two identical panels. 
- Made of solid, untreated or lightly varnished pine with beautiful grain and warm golden tones.
- Each coat rack has 3 large solid, turned wooden hooks and two rows of 5 small turned hooks. 
- Constructed from five vertical bars with horizontal braces 
- Made of high-quality pine wood, this set of coat racks offer durability and a timeless look.
- The design is both practical and aesthetic, with ample space for hanging coats, hats, and accessories.
- Its vintage style makes it a unique piece that fits into both modern and classic interiors.
 
Add a touch of elegance and functionality to your space with this iconic coat rack. 
 
Wall-mounted coat rack in slatted pine.
Mounts directly to wall via six screw holes.

Set of 2 (available individually, please see my other products)
 
Condition:
Good original condition
Wear and tear commensurate with use and age
Cleaned and waxed
As per 1st picture:
Left unit:
-1 hook was previously glued 
-Some extra screw holes in the wood - cosmetic, but noticeable.
Right unit:
-The right top panel has been truncated at some time in its previous life
 
Dimensions (approx.):
Height: 178 cm
Width: 58.5 cm
Depth (with hooks): 11 cm