Wall-to-Wall Mounting Brackets B-TECH BT8390 — 4 pcs, Black, 25 kg, 90×140×116 mm

The BT8390-WFK4 is a set of four wall-to-wall mounting brackets designed to secure BT8390 horizontal rails between opposing walls. The plates fix each end of the rail at a 90° angle to the wall, enabling installation of menu boards, multi-screen arrays and other configurations where a rear mounting surface is absent or unsuitable. Each bracket is finished in black and the kit includes all necessary mounting hardware.

Advantages

The brackets allow secure suspension of BT8390 rails between two walls, providing a stable support for displays and enclosures without requiring a rear fixing. Four plates per kit give multi-point support (two plates at each rail end) and the included hardware simplifies installation. The design supports compact, neat installations in narrow or confined spaces and is compatible with extending rail runs when used with appropriate corner supports or additional bracing.

Suitable for

• Mounting menu boards between opposing walls
• Installing multi-screen or video wall configurations where rear wall fixing is not possible
• Securing BT8390 horizontal rails in narrow corridors or display alcoves
• Applications requiring compact, black mounting hardware for visible installations

Key specifications

• Quantity: 4 pieces per kit
• Finish: Black
• Bracket dimensions (single): 90 × 140 × 116 mm
• Maximum supported load per rail/end configuration: 25 kg
• Includes all mounting hardware required for installation

How to use

Position two plates at each end of the BT8390 horizontal rail and secure them to the opposing walls so the rail is held at a 90° angle to each wall. Use the supplied mounting hardware and ensure brackets on both sides are level and aligned before fully tightening fixings. For rail runs longer than 2 m or for video wall assemblies, add corner supports or vertical bracing as required to maintain alignment and stiffness.

Usage recommendations

Check wall material and fixings suitability before installation and follow recommended load limits. For extended runs or video walls, brace horizontal rails together (for example with an additional vertically mounted rail) and consult the manufacturer for specific guidance on complex assemblies.