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12 inch Chrome Hangrail Bracket Reviews

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Add a hangrail to your wire grid display with this 12" chrome hangrail bracket for wire grid. The bracket extends 12 inches out from the grid panel and accepts any 1¼" round hangrail, securing it in place with two screws on each circular receiver for a firm, stable hold. Each bracket supports up to 30 lbs., enough for a fully loaded clothing section. The chrome finish coordinates with standard wire grid hardware.
Ideal For
Clothing boutiques and apparel stores adding a hanging garment section to a wire grid wall display
Any retailer using wire grid panels who wants to integrate a hangrail directly into the grid system
Stores building layered wall displays that combine hanging sections with shelves and peg hooks on the same panels
Thrift and consignment stores maximizing hanging capacity on existing wire grid walls
Why Choose This Hangrail Bracket?
An integrated hangrail bracket keeps the hangrail flush with the grid system rather than adding a separate wall-mounted rail, which gives you a cleaner look and lets you adjust the height by moving the bracket to a different wire position on the panel.
Size and Case Details
Bracket projection: 12". Chrome finish. Accepts 1¼" round hangrail. Two-screw receiver on each end. Load limit: 30 lbs. per bracket (includes hangrail and merchandise weight). Compatible with 3" on-center wire grid panels. Sold individually.
When Will This Ship?
Orders placed before 3 PM local time ship the same business day from one of our five US warehouse locations.

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“A customer service person helped me find the right bracket to fit on my wire wall. This one also has an option where you can put a rod through the hole of two brackets to hang thing from. Very sturdy, heavy, and good purchase.”
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Posted 13 years ago
“As always, these arrived almost as fast as we placed the order and are exactly what we wanted.”
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Posted 13 years ago