Solid Wood Hall Tree

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Coats can be heavy and having a whole tree to hold coats there's a wonderful peace too provide anyone coming into your home who doesn't want to hang their coat in the closet. For you, we have solid wood hall trees that will hold plenty of coats without stress or the potential for damage.

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Updated 25/01/2023

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Rustic Country Paneled Wood Hall Tree

This wide traditional solid wood hall tree offers multiple storage solutions, from four double-sided brass hooks, a spacious built-in bench, two upper open shelves, and closed storage protected by double doors with turned raised feet.

Designer Advice:

There are easy ways to add unique style to a standard real wood hall tree. This traditional piece incorporates small touches like beadboard paneling, brass hardware, and louvered doors with molded insets. And best of all, you can combine multiple storage solutions into the same furniture piece, from open to closed shelving, various hooks, and a place to sit.

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Trendy Minimalistic Neutral Hall Tree Bench

This hall tree solid wood has a rich golden pinewood finish that accents the clean lines of the four-hooked classic tree frame. The integrated bench has a 300-pound lift seat for hidden storage on four blocky, skinny legs.

Designer Advice:

Hall trees can create a fun modern aesthetic with the simple use of a frame with an open aesthetic, like this slatted back. Combining solid parts like the broad upper shelf and the boxy bench seat with the airiness of an open back creates a trendy, versatile style. This hall tree style can be useful for keeping your entryway decluttered and functional.

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Vintage Mixed Material Mirrored Hall Tree

Laurel Foundry Modern Farmhouse®

This stylish charcoal gray real wood hall tree with shoe storage has a 250-pound capacity and a broad 73” tall by 19” deep by 41” wide frame with an 11.5” deep inner drawer and five upper hooks under a wide mirror.

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Designer Advice:

Solid wood hall trees come in a range of styles and sizes. Standard features with entryway storage benches include hooks for holding jackets, bags, and keys, a broad bench for sitting, and a flat upper shelf that you can use to display decor. Some designs have internal storage under the bench or extra upper or lower shelving - open or closed. And you can get additional style features like a built-in mirror, decorative feet, and colored paneling.

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Compact Narrow Multi Storage Wood Hall Tree

This 67” tall by 20” wide by 17” deep classic solid wood hall tree with shoe storage has six hooks and a 10-pound upper shelf. The two lower shelves have 35-pound weight capacities below the 220-pound, 6” wide by 14” tall seat.

Designer Advice:

You can still get an impressive aesthetic and maximum storage in a small slim stature. By going vertical - up and down - with your solution and not wide, you can still have a place to sit without having a long bench. And you still get multiple shelves, storage hooks, and a top ledge to display decor.

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Modern Mid Century Minimalistic Hall Tree

This 70” tall by 13” deep by 31” wide wood hall tree has varying shades of natural and distressed oak for a cozy rustic vibe. The upper and lower open shelf are separated by an open back, a minimalistic seat, and five hooks.

Designer Advice:

Hall trees can serve as a way to display decor and keep your entryway organized and neat. Hooks can hold jackets and purses or hang a flower pot for a touch of greenery. And shelves can store shoes, books, or decor. And you can use hall tree benches as a place to sit, but they can also serve as an extra display shelf.

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Solid Wood Hall Tree

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Can I use a hall tree in a mudroom?

You can place a hall tree in a mudroom as long as you ensure there is plenty of space for boots, scarves, gloves, and other accessories. A solid wood hall tree typically features a bench or trunk as a base with a tall back section featuring hooks or storage compartments.

If you have a large household, you’ll need to consider how much storage the hall tree offers. Ensure it has several cubbies for shoes, including larger cubbies for tall boots.

Materials are important when using a hall tree in a mudroom, as this space is often exposed to moisture, leaving the unit vulnerable to rot and corrosion. Choose a hall tree made from solid pressure-treated hardwood, such as cedar, which is naturally water and insect-resistant. Ensure the piece is sealed and stained with a protective coating for a long-lasting addition to your mudroom.

How big is a solid wood hall tree?

A solid wood hall tree is typically 60”-72” high and 24”-36” wide. Hall trees designed for children may be slightly shorter than this to allow for easy accessibility, but they are around the same width.

Taller hall trees also tend to be wider to maintain their overall visual balance and structural stability. They will often include a 6”-12” deep shelf above the coat hooks to make the most of their height.

Hall trees are at least 12” deep to accommodate shoes and make them harder to tip over, but they still may need to be attached to the wall with anchors. The sturdiest solid wood hall trees are closer to 18” deep to accommodate drawers, a bench, or other features.