Wall bracket
A wall bracket for hanging baskets. Galvanised and powder-coated in black for an elegant, durable hanging solution on balconies, walls and metal surfaces.
Galvanised steel Powder coating (black) Fix with screws & wall plugs Ideal for Plantopia baskets
Material
Galvanised steel
Rust resistance
Finish
Powder coating
Electrostatic, black
Installation
Screws & wall plugs
On walls or metal
Use
Hanging items
Baskets, lanterns and more.
Why choose it
- Sturdy support: secure hanging for baskets & pots.
- Outdoor durability: galvanised metal with a powder-coated finish.
- Clean design: complements Plantopia and other baskets.
Ideal uses
- Plantopia hanging baskets (Small/Big).
- Lanterns/front-door decorations.
- Bird feeders and garden wind chimes.
1) Marking & drilling: Mark the fixing points, choose wall plugs suitable for the surface (concrete/brick/plasterboard) and drill the holes.
2) Fixing: Insert the wall plugs and screw the bracket into place until it sits firmly without movement.
3) Hanging: Hang the basket from the hook and check the support before adding compost/plants.
| Item | Information |
|---|---|
| Type | Wall bracket for hanging baskets |
| Material | Galvanised steel |
| Finish | Powder coating (black) |
| Compatibility | Suitable for Plantopia baskets and hanging baskets in general |
| Installation | With screws & wall plugs on a wall or metal surface |
| Note | The maximum load depends on the wall type & suitable wall plugs/screws |
💡 Tip: Use stainless-steel/galvanised screws and wall plugs suitable for the surface. Check that the fixing is secure each season, especially before bad weather.
🔩 Are screws/wall plugs included?
It is usually supplied without screws/wall plugs, allowing you to choose suitable fixings for your wall.
🧰 What tools do I need?
A drill driver, drill bits suitable for the wall material, a screwdriver/socket, a spirit level and a tape measure.
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