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1/2 in EMT Curtain Rod Wall Bracket
A gusseted wall bracket for DIY industrial-style curtain rods made from 1/2 in EMT conduit (17.9 mm OD). The rod slips through an 18.4 mm bore and an M4 self-tapping set screw locks it in place. The bracket stands the rod 88 mm off the wall so it clears blinds and trim, and it fixes to the wall with two #8 wood screws through 5 mm holes. It prints on its side, so the rod's weight runs along the layers instead of across them. The bracket is 104 x 82 x 24 mm.
Trussed Hanging Planter Wall Arm
A trussed wall arm that sticks out 165 mm and holds hanging planters, wind chimes or lanterns from S-hooks in two 9 mm eyes, one 100 mm out from the wall and one 155 mm out. It prints on its side, so the weight pulls along the layers instead of across them, and it mounts to a stud with two #10 wood screws or M5 bolts through 5.5 mm holes on a 152 mm vertical spacing (part is 12 mm thick, 174 mm tall).
Fire Extinguisher V-Cradle Strap Bracket
A wall bracket with a V-shaped cradle that centres any fire extinguisher body from about 70 to 130 mm across, which covers typical 2.5 to 10 lb units. It replaces a cracked OEM strap bracket in a garage, RV, boat or kitchen. The plate is 140 x 42 mm, the arms reach out 50 mm, and it mounts with two #10 or M5 screws through 5.5 mm holes. A 25 mm hook-and-loop strap or 1 in webbing runs through the 27 mm slots at the arm tips. Measure your extinguisher body before you order. For vehicles, fit one near the top and one near the bottom of the body.
Ceiling Curtain Track Wall Standoff Arm
A trussed wall arm for mounting a ceiling-only curtain track on a wall. It stands 82 mm tall and is 22 mm wide, with a 110 mm arm. The track's own ceiling clip bolts to the underside of the arm with an M4 bolt and nut through one of four 4.5 mm holes at 66, 78, 90 or 102 mm from the wall, so you can choose how far the track sits out. The arm fixes to the wall with two 5.5 mm holes for #8 or #10 wood screws or M5 bolts, one above the arm and one below the diagonal strut, so a driver can reach both. It prints on its side, so the load runs along the layers rather than across them.