I think it’s plain to look in the industry of coat racks, there’s one clear winner: wall coat racks. At present, don’t think I’m not giving enough credit to the standing coat rack, for all its merit. It’s a tried and tested policy of coat hanging, assisting both the effective purpose of safeguarding your cost and keeping it off the ground. And Fred Astaire proved he’s pretty light on his feet too. But the wall coat rack is a step ahead of even Fred Astaire in technological spectacle: it overcomes gravity!
What a better way to exhibit the intelligence of man than a small piece of plastic, porcelain, or wrought iron that merely sticks out from the wall, allowing you to place a hat or a coat in suspended free-fall? They say Newton’s apple was a decisive moment in man’s history, but I say better than the dropping of the apple itself is learning how to catch it! And how advanced we’ve made the cost hanger in our brief existence: What once was a pole in a corner now has more changes than ever. They can stand, drop, be installed in closets or in bureaus, or they can be placards, clutching mirrors, pictures, or even assist as a mantle for your trinkets. What once could be assembled with the mere handful of tenons and mortises has now evolved into a piece of art, with likings and styles to satisfy any hunger.
So how do you select which is best, or better yet, how can I announce the wall coat rack the clear winner, if it’s nothing but a battle of preference? While I banter that the wall coat rack’s ability to defy gravity is its strength, it’ true that this trait vastly increases its uses. Rather than wanting a base on which to put legs, these racks can be mounted into walls and later bound to them your most personal attire. It doesn’t take up floor space, making it even easier to fit it into the foyer of a house, where a standing rack might causetrigger traffic jams.
But even better is the information that this rack alone exhibits the flexibility of the whole coat rack form. Sure, you could set uppictures or a mirror in a standing coat rack, but then if you start putting coats on it, the pictures would be masked. Or worse, you’d have to put the picture on top, and then you’ll have to start taking into account not only floor space but ceiling height for your cherished coat rack. A wall mounted coat rack doesn’t have this trouble. It has no base or pole, so the coats hung on it won’t be obscuring any art that may be part of the rack. But also, it’s keenly adapted by its very design to include art. By being wall-mounted, it comes with a characteristic required of any wall-mounted picture, painting, or mirror. And because the coats drop downward, a rack can be affixed to or below any existing art piece without obscuring it.
Mastervision’s etched mirror wall coat rack is the paramount of the coat rack’s artistic form, a rack that not only hangs coats, but above the coats includes a laser etched image on a mirror. There are dozens of inscribed designs available, or if you feel like flexing your own creative wings, you can use your own custom glass etching. So sure, you could just use any old standing coat hanger, but what’s going to come about the next time someone asks “How do you defy gravity?”