Wall bracket BLOW 76-913 bent antique brass finish L180/760 mm mounting support

BLOW 76-913 is a bent wall bracket in an antique brass finish with dimensions L180/760 mm. It is designed as a mounting support to provide a curved structural attachment for fixtures or components that require a decorative yet robust bracket form. The bracket suits interior installations where an arched support is needed for furniture, shelving, or light architectural fittings and combines visual detail with practical load-bearing properties.

Advantages

The bent profile provides a stable, curved support that helps distribute load along the bracket length and reduces stress at a single attachment point. The antique brass finish offers corrosion resistance suitable for indoor environments and contributes an aesthetic, classic appearance that complements traditional and transitional interiors. The two-length dimensioning supports versatile placement and alignment when integrating into existing mounting systems.

Suitable for

• Supporting shelves in living rooms, bedrooms, and offices
• Mounting decorative panels or light architectural elements
• Providing support for furniture fittings and cabinetry
• Interior restoration or refurbishment projects with period-style finishes

Key specifications

• Material: metal construction suitable for indoor mounting
• Finish: antique brass finish for coordinated interior appearance
• Shape: bent/curved bracket profile for arched support
• Dimensions: L180/760 mm (designated length and mounting depth)
• Function: mounting support for fixtures, shelves, and light architectural components

How to use

Position the bracket on a stable vertical surface and mark mounting hole locations according to the bracket’s dimensions. Use appropriate fasteners for the substrate type (wood screws for timber, wall anchors or plugs for masonry, and machine fasteners for metal structures). Ensure the bracket is level before final tightening. Attach the supported fixture or shelf to the bracket using compatible fasteners, verifying load distribution across the bracket and wall fixings. Follow standard safety practices and local building codes when installing load-bearing fittings.

Usage recommendations

For best results, match fastener type and length to the wall material and expected load; avoid outdoor exposure to prevent finish degradation. Periodically inspect mounting points and fasteners for signs of loosening or corrosion in higher-humidity interiors.