1 support (left hand), 1 support (right hand), mounting screws

The Luxe Side Brackets are designed to be mounted together with the Luxe Rectangular Closet Rod.

They have two mounting possibilities: screwed on the sides of the module with wood screws, or a top mounting with M6 screws.

To calculate the measurement of the bar subtract 11 mm from the measurement of the hole of the cabinet or module.

They are made of plastic and include screws for assembly (ø3.5x16 wood screws, M6x45 screw and M6x30 screw).

The Luxe side support set allows you to mount rectangular rods in cabinets with maximum stability.

For manufacturers, its lightweight and ultra-strong plastic material facilitates production and reduces costs without sacrificing quality.

For wholesalers and distributors, its compatibility with wooden and M6 screws makes it adaptable to different types of cabinets.

For wholesalers and distributors, its compatibility with wooden and M6 screws makes it adaptable to different types of cabinets.

For carpenters and small shops, its design with two mounting options simplifies its installation in pre-existing modules or structures.

For the e-commerce and retail sector, its mocha finish RAL 8019 and optimised design ensure high demand on digital platforms.

For the e-commerce and retail sector, its mocha finish RAL 8019 and optimised design ensure high demand on digital platforms.

The following video shows how you can easily assemble the Luxe supports.

According to the ISO standard: 7170:2005 Emuca supports can take a maximum weight of 40 kg per metre evenly distributed.

To obtain the correct rod length, subtract 11 mm from the enclosure or module opening dimension.

They are made of sturdy plastic with a painted finish in aluminium, mocha or textured black.

It is compatible exclusively with Luxe rectangular rods for wardrobes.

No, the kit does not include cover caps, but the design of the bracket minimises the visibility of the screws after installation.

The load capacity depends on the bar used and the fixing, but in general it is recommended not to exceed 40 kg/m, according to ISO 7170:205.