VASAGLE LCR103B01 is a wall coat rack with a shelf: a chipboard top in rustic brown over a black steel frame carrying two cross rails. Eight hooks sit on those rails — four thick and four thin.
How much wall it needs
The rack measures 40 cm across, 24 cm high, and stands 24 cm off the wall. That last figure is the one to compare with the width of your hallway: it is how far the frame reaches into the passage before a coat is even hanging on it.
The shelf is the same 40 by 24 cm, so it holds about as much as a narrow console — a bag, a planter or a letter box side by side.
What it carries
The manufacturer splits the load three ways: 15.9 kg on the top board, 9.1 kg on the clothes rail and 2.3 kg on a single thick hook. That last figure is a limit for one garment, not for a pile thrown over one hook.
The first two are worth comparing: four thick hooks loaded to their own limit come to 9.2 kg, which is practically the whole allowance of the rail. Spreading coats across all four is therefore what the frame is calculated for.
Hooks and build
The four thick hooks are meant for coats and jackets, the four thin S-shaped ones for keys and small items. All eight are removable and slide along the rails, so the spacing follows whatever actually hangs there, and hooks you do not need come off.
The board is chipboard with a printed grain, and the frame and hooks are steel finished in black. It is a combination of materials rather than solid wood.
What is in the box
The carton holds the rack, an accessory pack and the instructions. The unit arrives to be assembled, and the manufacturer describes the parts as labelled. Wall fixings are not listed separately by the manufacturer.
