12 Inch Gridwall Hangrail Bracket Rectangular Tube
This hangrail bracket for gridwall clips to a gridwall panel and holds a rectangular tubing hangrail bar at a 12-inch projection from the panel face. Chrome finish. Two brackets support one hangrail run — one at each end of the bar. Once the rectangular tubing bar slides into both brackets, the complete hangrail is ready to load with garments for shoulder-out display in front of the panel.
Hangrail Bracket Gridwall | Specifications
- Arm Length
- 12 inches
- Tubing Type
- Holds rectangular tubing hangrail bar
- Mount Type
- Clips to gridwall panel wire
- Brackets Per Run
- 2 — one at each end of the hangrail bar
- Display Method
- Shoulder-out garment display in front of panel
- Finish
- Chrome
Hangrail Bracket Gridwall | What This Component Does
This bracket is not a hangrail. It is the mounting component that holds a rectangular tubing hangrail bar in position in front of a gridwall panel. Two brackets clip to the panel wire — one at the left panel edge, one at the right — at the same height. A rectangular tubing bar then slides into the cradle or end fitting of each bracket across the full panel width. The result is a complete hangrail run projecting 12 inches out from the panel face at the chosen height.
That 12-inch projection creates useful clearance between the garments on the hangrail and the panel surface behind them. Garments hang freely without pressing against faceouts, hooks, or other accessories mounted on the panel behind the hangrail. Staff and customers push hangers along the bar during browsing without the garments catching on panel accessories in the background. Furthermore, the 12-inch arm gives visual separation between the hangrail garments and the panel display — customers read each display zone as distinct rather than a single crowded surface.
Rectangular Tubing Hangrail | Why This Profile over Round Tube
Rectangular tubing has a flat upper surface. That flat surface suits the saddle-mount accessories covered elsewhere in this gridwall range — the 6-inch saddle faceout, the 12-inch saddle faceout, the 5-hook saddle bracket, and the rectangular tubing hooks. All of those accessories seat on the flat top of a rectangular tubing bar rather than clipping to a panel directly. Consequently, a retailer who installs this bracket and a rectangular tubing bar creates a hangrail that accepts both standard garment hangers and the full range of saddle-mount accessories — giving each panel position access to the complete accessory set without adding separate mounting points for each.
A round tube hangrail, by contrast, accepts standard garment hangers but does not support saddle-mount accessories — those require the flat upper surface of rectangular tubing to seat correctly. Retailers who want mixed shoulder-out hanger display and saddle faceout positions on the same hangrail run choose rectangular tubing for this reason.
Two Brackets Per Hangrail Run
Each hangrail run needs two brackets — one at each end of the rectangular tubing bar. The bracket arms project 12 inches from the panel face and support the bar at both ends. The bar length determines the span between the two brackets. Staff clip the brackets to the panel wire at the correct width for the bar, then slide the bar into position across both bracket cradles. The entire installation is tool-free. Staff reposition a bracket at any time by lifting it clear of the panel wire and reinserting at a new position. Learn more about how retail display systems use modular gridwall brackets and accessories to configure flexible garment and merchandise display across different store formats and panel layouts.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does this bracket include the rectangular tubing hangrail bar?
No. This bracket is the mounting component only. It clips to the gridwall panel and holds a separate rectangular tubing hangrail bar. The bar is sold separately. Two brackets support one hangrail run — one at each end of the bar. Order the correct bar length for your panel width alongside the two brackets needed per hangrail run. Contact us to confirm which rectangular tubing bar length works with your gridwall panel configuration.
Why use rectangular tubing instead of round tubing for a gridwall hangrail?
Rectangular tubing has a flat upper surface that accepts saddle-mount accessories — saddle faceouts and hooks that seat on the flat top of the bar without additional mounting points. A round tubing hangrail accepts standard garment hangers but not saddle-mount accessories. Choose rectangular tubing when you want the flexibility to add saddle faceouts or hooks to the hangrail run alongside standard garment hangers. Choose round tubing when the hangrail will carry garment hangers only and saddle accessories are not needed at that panel position.
How many brackets do I need for one hangrail run?
Two brackets support one hangrail run — one bracket at each end of the rectangular tubing bar. For longer bars that span full panel width, two brackets provide sufficient support. For very long custom runs exceeding standard panel width, a third bracket at the midpoint adds stability under heavy garment load. Standard single-panel configurations use two brackets per hangrail run at the left and right panel edges.
Need help configuring a rectangular tubing hangrail setup for your gridwall panels? Call (800) 420-1457. Browse all accessories in our gridwall accessories section.
