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The Perry Equestrian Handy Hanger is designed for equestrians and stable owners looking to declutter their tack rooms or yard spaces efficiently. Its primary benefit lies in its heavy-duty construction, which reliably holds heavy equipment, though users should be mindful that specific mounting hardware is not included with the product.
| Colour | Purple |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 523 |
| Brand | Perry Equestrian |
No, the Perry Equestrian Handy Hanger does not include mounting hardware, as the type required depends on your specific wall surface.
Yes, the powder-coated finish is designed for durability in yard environments, though placing it under cover will extend its lifespan.
It is built with heavy-duty materials intended for standard tack room equipment like bridles and ropes, though you should ensure the mounting surface is equally strong.
It features a durable powder coating which is more resilient to chipping and corrosion than standard spray paint.
Yes, provided the wood is thick enough to support the mounting screws without splitting.
Ensure the mounting screws are tightened fully and that you are using wall plugs appropriate for the specific wall type.
Apply a touch-up enamel paint to any exposed metal areas to prevent oxidation and maintain the powder-coated finish.
To install the Handy Hanger, select a flat, vertical surface capable of supporting the weight of your equipment. Use heavy-duty screws or bolts suitable for your specific wall material (brick, concrete, or wood). Ensure the unit is mounted at an appropriate height to avoid head-height hazards. Regarding care, the powder-coated finish is easy to maintain; simply wipe down with a damp cloth if it becomes dusty or muddy. Avoid using abrasive sponges that could scratch the coating, as this would expose the base metal to potential rust.
