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Richelieu Hardware RH146518100140 Transitional Hook Board - 1465
Item #: RH146518100140 by Richelieu Hardware
Brand: Richelieu Hardware
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Features
Finish
Chrome
Material
Zinc, MDF
Load Capacity
10 kg
Center to Center
397 mm
Hook Style
Transitional
Board Finish
Gray
Height - Overall Dimensions
115 mm
Hook Model
Multiple Hook
Color Group
Gray and Chrome Group
Finish Number
140, 100
Projection - Overall Dimensions
85 mm
Screw/Nail
Included
Suggested Price
From $40.00 to $50.00
Width - Overall Dimensions
450 mm
Product Overview
This transitional hook rack features 5 coat hooks in a stylish finish affixed to a board. The dual arm design doubles your storage potential and will satisfy all of your organizing needs. This elegant hook rack blends well with a variety of d cors and will enhance any room with its sophisticated charm. Ideal for bedrooms, bathrooms, entryways, mudrooms, closets, and anywhere else hooks are required. Can be installed on walls or doors.
Application
For maximum loading capacity, hooks should be mounted directly to wall studs, which are generally found at 16" intervals. If hooks are not mounted to studs, use appropriate dry-wall anchors (not included with hooks). Hooks come with plastic anchors that may not adhere to all type of walls. The installer is responsible for ensuring that appropriate anchors are used.
Application
For maximum loading capacity, hooks should be mounted directly to wall studs, which are generally found at 16" intervals. If hooks are not mounted to studs, use appropriate dry-wall anchors (not included with hooks). Hooks come with plastic anchors that may not adhere to all type of walls. The installer is responsible for ensuring that appropriate anchors are used.