Overview
An interlocking hanger bracket for hanging vanity cases, wall units, and mirrors. One piece fits into the other to form a solid streamline interlocking mount that measures 1/8" thick.
Technical Details:
- Can be used individually for small hangings or for wide wall hangings, multiple mounts are recommended.
- Zinc plated steel.
- Mounting hardware included.
- Price per pair.
Tech Spec
| Manufacturer Part Number | H03-015-0003 |
|---|---|
| Weight (lbs) | 0.0000 |
Reviews
I used this product to hang...
Posted July 29, 2008
I used this product to hang a large heavy mirror. Works great.
I just used these to install...
Posted June 7, 2008
I just used these to install my bed headboard to the wall. They worked perfectly and stayed in place. It's a little tricky to install. The best way I found to install these were to attach the brackets to the headboard first. I then took a flat head screwdriver and pried the latch out to make it easier to slip into the other bracket. I then held it in place and marked the wall. Once I installed the brackets on the wall, I slipped the headboard into place and pulled the headboard down and it snapped into place. It's amazing how much weight these little brackets can hold.
I used this product as auxiliary...
Posted April 7, 2008
I used this product as auxiliary hangers to wall mount a Greater Kudu, a Bushbuck, and an Impala. No, the animal, *not* the car ;-). They work very well, and make the mounts extra secure. I live in Earthquake Country, so I'm a bit paranoid about such things.
This is the most frustrating piece...
Posted January 30, 2008
This is the most frustrating piece of hardware I have ever come across. There are no instructions as to what kind of screws to use and if you don't use exactly the right ones, the flush mounts will not slide past each other. I still haven't found the right ones but I assume they are out there somewhere. This product should definitely come with screws, it would save users a ton of frustration.
The product functioned as expected. Although...
Posted December 19, 2007
The product functioned as expected. Although the small mounts were "drilled for # 4 flat-head screws," the screw heads didn't fit flush with the surface of the pieces. This caused interference when interlocking the pieces. Filing the screw heads down about 1/32" fixed the problem. When the screw heads were flush, the pieces the hangers interlocked smoothly.
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