Rail Brackets
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Rail Brackets
-2910016CP
Rail Brackets
-2910016CP
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Applications:
- Closet Rods: Used for supporting rods that hold hanging clothes.
- Kitchen Rails: Ideal for utensil or pot hanging systems.
- Bathroom Towel Rods: Suitable for towel rails due to their corrosion resistance.
- Curtain Rails: Great for rooms with high ceilings or for a minimalist look.
- Room Dividers: Used in offices or homes to divide spaces with hanging panels or curtains.
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