Richelieu Hardware T020210195 Utility-Hakenleiste 23-7/8 Zoll (605 mm), gebürstetes Nickel und Weiß

Name: Richelieu Hardware T020210195 Utility-Hakenleiste 23-7/8 Zoll (605 mm), gebürstetes Nickel und Weiß
Brand: Richelieu
SKU: 0773199593225
Price: 65.62 EUR
Availability: InStock

Brand:Richelieu

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65.62

Dieses traditionelle und ebenso nützliche Hakenbrett kann jeder Art von Einrichtung definitiv eine erfrischende Note verleihen. Dieser Artikel vereint Zartheit mit Eleganz.

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EAN: 0773199593225

Kategorien Industrie & Wissenschaft, Industriebeschläge, Haken, Türhaken,

Im Lieferumfang enthalten: Montagematerial für eine einfache Installation ist im Lieferumfang enthalten (Holzschrauben). Oberfläche: Gebürstetes Nickel und Weiß, aus Metall und Holz. Mitte zu Mitte: 13 Zoll (330 mm)

Batteries Required?	‎No
Brand	Richelieu
Brand	‎Richelieu
Color	Brushed Nickel/White Finish
Color	‎Brushed Nickel/White Finish
Customer Reviews	4.4 4.4 out of 5 stars 5 ratings 4.4 out of 5 stars
Finish	‎Brushed
Finish Type	Brushed
Finish Type	‎Brushed
Included Components	‎Utility Hook Rack - 0202- Brushed Nickel-White
Item Dimensions LxWxH	‎4.04 x 23.82 x 3.46 inches
Item model number	‎T020210195
Item Package Quantity	‎1
Item Weight	‎1 Pounds
Item Weight	‎16 ounces
Manufacturer	‎Richelieu Hardware
Material	Wood, Metal
Material	‎Wood, Metal
Maximum Weight Recommendation	‎10 Kilograms
Part Number	‎T020210195
Product Dimensions	‎4.04 x 23.82 x 3.46 inches
Style	Brushed Nickel and White
Style	‎Brushed Nickel and White

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Flimsy - Poor Design and Worse Manufacturing

For how simple a product hooks on a board is, this was surprisingly poorly executed. Hooks included 2 bosses on the back that locate into holes in MDF board. For some reason the manufacturer only tapped threads (M4 x 0.7) into the lower boss (if you are only going to design with one fastener per hook, it should at least be the upper one). M4 threads were not tapped deep enough, so the screws were bottomed out with the hooks still loose. That was fixed by removing all hooks and running a bottoming tap into those holes. The upper boss is slightly bigger diameter, and the hole in its center is already at the tap drill diameter for M5x0.8 thread. Since I was already doing the work to fix the M4 threads, these upper holes were tapped and some short M5 flat heads were added. This required a very slight counter-sink in the MDF to get the heads to sit flush (big hole in MDF already, so only the outer edges of the M5 screw heads engage with the MDF). Photos show the unused upper hole that can be tapped for M5 screws. Counter-bores for the screws that mount the board to the wall seem too deep. I will not be surprised if the screw heads eventually tear out the back side of the MDF with use.