Jagged frontwires of flat steel not wire rod are a radical departure in design from any other Waterfall Hook. This four-piece assemblage includes two arms, a stamped backplate and separate stamped lug plate which are welded to create the finished fixture. I would be most interested to determine how the jagged front wires were created. Their significant length would require large, powerful presses if stamped. But I can’t imagine cutting with plasma torches, laser, or other means. Their heft in the store seemed significant, but only now as I write do I wonder if they might have been heavy gauge, but more easily worked, thick aluminum. CLICK the two thumbnails for closeup shots of the details and construction.
For Serrated posts see..
“Serrated Utility Hook For Rakes”
“Jagged Serrated Waterfall Hool”
“Zig Zag Safety Loop Hook“
“Precision Crafted Shovel Arm”For all Serrated resources see…
“Serrated Pinterest Board”
“Serrated Index Page”To explore closely-related waterfall J-Hooks, see…
“Outlandish Stepped J-Hook”
“Under-Shelf J-Hook Solution”
“How to Display a Family of Items” and
“Cookware on Apparel J-Hook”To explore drop-arm fixtures see…
“Drop Arm Pegboard Hook”
“Tiered, Drop Arm Faceout” and
“Do-It-Yourself Store Fixtures.”For Pegboard implementations see…
“Drop-Arm Scan Hook for Pegboard“
“Drop-Arm Hook is Reinforced“For another related fixture line see…
“Periscope Scan Hook.”
“Periscope Single Prong Hook”
“Periscope Loop Hook“ and
“Periscope Straight-Entry Hook Expands Display.”To go even farther afield conceptually, SEE…
“Radical Departure Fixture Design.”If you like the look of a ruby red display surface SEE…
“Rich Red Design by FAO Schwarz”
“White Hooks on Vivid Red”
“Hybrid Perforated Metal Hook”
“Straight-Entry Marquees Items”
“Slatwall Hook Used on Corrugated“
“Slatwall Hook on Corrugated Redux”SEARCH “Contrasting Hooks” for other contrasts
of hook finish and display surface color.