Four Feet of Wall-Mounted Hanging

At 1220mm, this rail provides four feet of continuous hanging space on a wall. That is enough for a complete wardrobe section: a full complement of shirts or dresses on standard hangers, a mixed hanging zone across all garment categories, or the dedicated coat and outerwear wall of a utility room or entrance hall. The 914mm rail suits alcoves and supplementary positions where one category of garments needs extra space beyond what is already in the room. The 1220mm rail suits the dedicated dressing wall the room built around hanging storage rather than one where hanging is a secondary addition to existing furniture. The floor beneath stays entirely clear throughout: no freestanding legs, no base taking up the room, just wall, a rail of hanging garments and usable floor in the space beneath them.

Powder-coated matte black steel. Support arms project 320mm from the wall. Screws and wall plugs included. 20kg load rated on a solid wall. The same specification is available in 610mm, 914mm and 1830mm widths for positions where 1220mm is either too long or not long enough. Multiple rails in the same finish can be installed at the same or different heights to create a full dressing wall system with visual consistency across all hanging zones.

Rail, Arms, Fixings, Capacity

• 1220mm hanging width: full-section capacity. Handles a complete wardrobe category as a single uninterrupted rail rather than two shorter rails installed separately at staggered positions.
• Black powder-coated steel: designed-in finish. Powder coating fuses to the steel for contact resistance. Matte black reads as a considered choice in contemporary, industrial and Japandi rooms.
• 320mm support arm projection. Arms extend 320mm from the wall to the bar. Garments hang clear of the wall surface and the full floor area below the rail stays unobstructed.
• Screws and wall plugs included. For both support arms. Solid masonry required for 20kg. Plasterboard needs hollow-wall or stud fixings, not included.
• 20kg total load capacity. Across the full 1220mm. Sufficient for a dense mixed section. Confirm fixing type for heavy outerwear loads.
• Consistent with the full range. Available at 610mm, 914mm and 1830mm in the same specification. Combine widths for a full dressing system in one consistent finish.

When 914mm Is Not Enough

The 914mm rail suits supplementary positions: beside a wardrobe, in an alcove, where adding capacity to an existing arrangement is the brief. The 1220mm rail suits primary positions: the main storage zone in a dressing room, the dedicated hanging wall in a bedroom without built-in wardrobes, the coat rail that must hold a full household's outerwear at once.

The extra 306mm adds space for four to six garments on standard hangers enough to shift the rail from supplementary to primary storage. In a room where 914mm would consistently leave items without a hanging space, 1220mm earns its position as the main provision.

Where This Length Earns Its Place

A bedroom without built-in wardrobes where the 1220mm rail on one wall provides the primary hanging storage alongside open shelving or a chest of drawers. A dressing room where the rail is the main hanging zone and the full four-foot width holds everything that needs to hang in a single uninterrupted run. A utility room or boot room where the rail holds coats, outdoor gear and work clothing for the whole household at the entrance point of the home. A retail or commercial display where a 1220mm black steel rail provides a clean, industrial-aesthetic hanging display for a small boutique or showroom wall.

Before You Install

• Solid wall fixing required for 20kg rating. The included screws and wall plugs suit solid masonry. For plasterboard walls, hollow-wall anchors or timber stud fixings with appropriate load ratings are required and available at any builders merchant.
• Level arms are essential. Measure and mark both arm positions level before drilling. Use a spirit level across both marks and check at least twice before committing. A rail installed slightly out of level is visible from across the room. Check for pipes and cables in the wall before drilling any fixing point.
• Mount height: work from the garment up. Measure your longest garment, add 150 to 200mm for the hanger, then add the 155mm height of the fixing assembly above the bar. That total is the minimum fixing height from the floor. For daily reach comfort, most UK adults find the bar at 1700 to 1750mm from the floor works well without stretching.