W9636
Formed shelf. 1m wide x 130mm deep or 1m wide x 260mm deep. Fits onto W9650 brackets. Plastisol coated white. Can be powder coated on request.
Formed shelf. 1m wide x 130mm deep or 1m wide x 260mm deep. Fits onto W9650 brackets. Plastisol coated white. Can be powder coated on request.
Heavy duty wall fixing plate. 100mm x 60mm drilled and countersunk fixing holes 4.5mm. Chrome plated.
Adjustable top or bottom fixing plate with black insert for W9000 upright. Provides adjustment from 25mm to 90mm. Nickel plated.
Adjustable wall fixing for W9000 wall bar. 95mm projection (from wall to rear of upright) adjusting to 315mm. Nickel plated.
Double slotted upright wall channel. 26.5mm x 15.9mm x 1980mm or 2440mm high or any other height up to 2.4m. Slots are 19.05mm x 3.8mm (spaced 6.6mm) x 32mm pitch. Wall channel is drilled and countersunk 6.35 for fixing.
Single slotted upright 38mm x 38mm x 2.4m or any other height to order. Slots are 19mm x 12.7mm at a 64mm pitch. The upright is supplied with an adjustable foot. Powder coated white or chrome plated.
End arm to accept 25mm dia or 32mm dia tube. White powder coated or chrome plated.
Freestanding cladded 4-post unit. Unit is 1430mm overall high. Posts are supplied with a PVC top cap. Posts are either 600mm x 600mm centres with base 1m wide x 800mm long or 1m x 600mm centres with base 1400mm wide x 800mm long. Base depth is 90mm. Unit is supplied with a horizontal brace which is not for hanging (see Accessories page for rails and arms). Post finish is powder coated silver or black with base and cladding in oak, maple or cherry effect.
Freestanding cladded double post unit. Unit is 1430mm overall high. Posts are supplied with a PVC top cap. Posts are either 600mm centres with base 950mm wide x 600mm long or 1m centres with base 1300mm wide x 600mm long. Base depth is 90mm. Unit is supplied with a horizontal brace which is not for hanging (see Accessories page for rails and arms). Post finish is powder coated silver or black with base and cladding in oak, maple or cherry effect.
