Cabinet Suspension Bracket SAH 116
- For screwing on
- For rail and hook suspension
- Guard to prevent slipping off sideways when suspended from a hook
- Load capacity 40 kg each in accordance with EN 15939 in test rack A (one pair of SAH per cabinet body; elements without own suspension, such as end shelves, are not permitted)
- 3-dimensional alignment: height ± 7 mm / max. depth 15 mm / laterally (for hook suspension) ± 3 mm / laterally (for rail suspension) ± 7 mm
- Rear panel recess (to front edge of rear panel) at least 16 mm
- Lift off height 7.5 mm
- Suitable for use with B type, A type, L type suspension rails
- Steel nickel plated
Information on load capacity of cabinet suspension brackets and on accessories
The following basic loading principles must be observed when using cabinet suspension brackets and accessories:
- Both the furniture design and the quality of the furniture's material and production are beyond our control.
- The quality and condition of wall materials are also beyond our control.
- The suspension hooks we supply must be used with wall plugs and are intended for attachment to solid brick, solid sand lime brick, concrete or engineering brick. An 8 mm hole must be drilled into the wall, with the plastic wall plug being knocked in to leave it flush with the surface. The hook must be screwed into a depth that leaves at least 10 mm of its length projecting from the wall.
- Commercial type special mounting elements must be used for attachment to other wall materials.
- Dowels and screws must be matched to one another. Ordinary chipboard screws must not be used instead of wall plug screws.
- Mounting suspension rails:
- with 2 special screws, ø 5.5 x 50 mm, at the level of each cabinet suspension bracket
- from a cabinet body width of 900 mm, an additional special screw, ø 5.5 x 50 mm, must be fitted at the centre on the back of each cabinet body (type A, type B and type H). - Add on elements, such as end shelves, must not be fitted without separate cabinet suspension bracket.
- The cabinet maker / dealer is responsible for ensuring that the furniture which is placed on the market meets with the requirements of EN 14749.