2 X Kitchen Cabinet Universal Wall Hanging Bracket and Wall Plate Pack of 2 to 40

My use of these brackets worked fine for my cupboard.My cupboard had a flimsy plywood back with holes each side so the 'hook' could go through& connect with the wallplates correctly.My brackets screw into each 'inside' of the cupboard at the top ie. left hand & right hand.The included wallplates screw into the back wall.Each cupboard bracket has a 'hook' that extends towards the wallplate- the hook can be extended towards the wall bracket via a screw to engage the wallplate- plus - another screw is used to depress the hook onto the wallplate to ensurea tight fit.Understanding how this works is VERY IMPORTANT because the weight of the cupboardplus whatever contents are contained in it require a PROPER INSTALLATION.YouTube has many explanations.

Good quality would be useful if there was a template for mounting on the wall rather than guess work

Replaced old ones that came with a cabinet, fit straight in their place and re-secured to wall with ease.

Excellent value, timely service just what I needed to do the job at hand

Me tins are safe and sound in the cupboard securely fixed to the wall

Great value for money and fast delivery

Needed a pair of brackets to put a double size kitchen cabinet on the wall so ordered these. A pair was duly delivered but I was disappointed to find that there were no instructions or screws provided to ease installation, hence my rating of 2 stars. Worked it our after a bit of time looking at youtube videos for similar brackets plus the reviews on Screwfix.Anyway, assuming that your cabinet has a back on it like mine, you will need to cut two holes 40mm x 18mm in top left and right corners of the cabinet backing, in order that the securing hook can stick out. The bracket needs to be placed 10mm from the back so the hook doesn't stick out too far. Secure the brackets using 35mm screws (assuming your cabinet is 18mm). Find some long screws and four rawlplugs to secure the metal hanging plates to the wall. Measure the distance of the protruding hooks from the top and side of the cabinet to work out where exactly to position brackets on the wall. Then lift it up onto the brackets until it engages. If you are happy with the position on the wall tighten the bottom screw on the bracket to pull the cabinet tight against the wall. I think the top adjusting screw is to correct the level if its not plumb, but didnt need to do that on mine as it was fine.Hope this helps someone!!

Nice solid item and perfect for the job. Easy to fit.