Rail bracket
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The Bruns SB 5.07 is a 0.75m long device holder strip with five brackets designed to hold various devices securely in place. Its guide rail ensures accurate positioning and easy adjustment.
ASUS ROG Loki SFX-L 1000W Platinum power supply unit, fully modular, 80+ Platinum efficiency, PCIe 5.0, 0dB fan button, RGB lighting, ATX-to-SFX bracket, and UK-wide next business day delivery.
The Bristan Casino Riser Rail is a versatile and stylish solution for your bathroom. Made from durable chrome-plated metal, it features adjustable position brackets that allow you to customize its height to suit your needs.
No-load speed - 3.400 rpm Saw blade diameter - 165 mm Saw blade bore diameter - 20 mm
Experience premium efficiency with ASUS ROG Loki 750W Platinum PSU. Full modular, SFX-L design for compact builds, delivering stable power in style
This product is a chrome tubular slider bracket made by Bristan, designed to fit a 25mm tubing. It is constructed with a plastic body and comes in a chrome finish.
Experience seamless integration with the Phoenix Contact BG/SH DIN-rail adapter. This angled support bracket facilitates secure mounting at a 30-degree angle, ensuring optimal positioning and stability for your rail setups.
These shelf brackets are designed specifically for washbasins, and they come in a set of two black trapezium steel pieces. They're made by vidaXL and are great for holding up shelves or other items around the bathroom.
Asus ROG Loki SFX-L 1200W Titanium Power Supply is a high-performance and efficient power supply with up to 1200 watts of power, perfect for gaming and other demanding applications.
White wardrobe and towel rail with a multi-rail tube design, made from steel in a white finish, measuring 900mm or 0.91m in length and 19mm in diameter.
The Magma A10-080 Round Rail Mount is designed for fitting 7/8 inch or 1 inch round rails on kettle series grills. It provides a secure and adjustable mounting option for marine grills, enhancing outdoor cooking experience.
