Wall Bracket BLOW 76-900# bent support for radiator or piping, adjustable length 300–550 mm

BLOW 76-900# bent wall bracket is designed for fixed support of radiators, piping and similar heating or plumbing elements. The bracket mounts to the wall and provides an adjustable projection to position equipment at the required distance from the wall. Its adjustable length from 300 to 550 mm enables use with different radiator depths and pipe runs while ensuring stable, load-bearing support during installation and operation.

Advantages

The bent design offers a secure bearing surface and clear alignment for radiators and pipes, reducing installation time. Adjustable span from 300 to 550 mm allows a single bracket model to cover a range of installation depths, minimizing the need for multiple sizes. Wall-mount construction gives reliable load transfer to the building structure and helps keep plumbing and heating elements consistently spaced from the wall.

Suitable for

• Supporting wall-mounted radiators
• Fixing horizontal or angled piping runs
• Mounting convectors and heating units at a set distance from the wall
• Temporary or permanent supports during plumbing and radiator installation

Key specifications

• Adjustable projection: 300–550 mm
• Form: bent wall bracket with bearing plate
• Mounting: wall-mounted support suitable for radiator and pipe installation
• Application: heating and plumbing support

How to use

Select the required projection within the 300–550 mm range to match the radiator or pipe outlet position. Mark and prepare the wall fixing points according to the mounting plate dimensions, ensuring attachment to a suitable structural substrate. Secure the bracket to the wall with appropriate fasteners for the wall type and load. Place the radiator or pipe onto the bearing surface and secure the appliance per its installation instructions, verifying horizontal and vertical alignment. Recheck fastener tightness and load distribution after final positioning.

Usage recommendations

Use fasteners suitable for the wall material and expected load, and follow local building and plumbing regulations. Where necessary, employ corrosion-resistant fixings in humid environments and verify compatibility with the radiator or pipe manufacturer's mounting requirements.