SKU: 3031-92-1

Screw hook nickel-plated, medium

EUR14.58

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Quick facts

Additional information

Weight 0.025 kg
Length

43 mm excl. screws

Material

Nickel-plated brass

Turn-of-the-century screw hook made of solid nickel-plated brass with iron screw part. Common in the past as a clothes hook in rooms and hallways, as a towel rack in kitchens, etc.

Also available in brass. See related products.

Total length approx. 60 mm, of which the hook approx. 43 mm.

Description

Turn-of-the-century screw hook made of solid nickel-plated brass with iron screw part. Common in the past as a clothes hook in rooms and hallways, as a towel rack in kitchens, etc.

Also available in brass. See related products.

Total length approx. 60 mm, of which the hook approx. 43 mm.

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