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WALL MOUNTED HANDLE/POLE STORAGE BRACKET - WIDE (3)
WALL MOUNTED HANDLE/POLE STORAGE BRACKET - WIDE (3)
SKU: SE582
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Keep your cleaning tools, training poles, lifesaving equipment, and other handled equipment, organised and at the ready with this wall-mounted hanging bracket. Featuring three rubber pole clamps, this is the perfect solution for utility rooms, cleaning cupboards, and poolside, ensuring safe and space-efficient storage for your equipment.
- Wall mounted aluminium backplate with three removeable rubber pole clamps
- Push pole into clamp to engage grip, and pull firmly to remove
- Suitable for wide poles and handles between 30mm and 40mm in diameter
- Use two brackets for extra stability with longer poles or for creating a horizontal storage solution
- Dimensions: (L) 515mm x (W) 55mm x (H) 82mm
- Weight 0.308kg
- Note: Wall fixings not included – always use fixings suitable for wall type and load
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