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Steel gridwall panels (pair)
£89.99
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Open steel grid that takes hooks, baskets and shelves anywhere on its face. Change the layout without drilling again.
Planned for launch — not on sale yet
Fit check
- Fits to
- Wall
- Fixings
- Not confirmed by the supplier
- In the box
- 2 panels
- Delivery
- Window not yet confirmed — we print it before you can order
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Description
Welded steel mesh panels that mount flat to a wall and accept hooks, baskets and small shelves at any point on the grid. The advantage over drilling individual hooks is that you fix once and rearrange forever — which matters, because the layout you plan is never the layout you end up using.
Two panels covers a useful run above a bench. Fix through the frame into masonry with frame fixings, or into studs. Hooks and baskets are bought separately and are not included.
Specifications
| Fits to | Wall |
|---|---|
| Fixings | Not confirmed by the supplier |
| Size | Not confirmed yet — we print it before you can order |
| Holds | Not confirmed yet — we print it before you can order |
| In the box | 2 panels |
| Quantity | 2 panels |
| Material | Welded steel grid |
| Accessories | Hooks and baskets sold separately |
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