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2 Gang Mounting Bracket for Low Voltage Telephone Wires, Network Cables HDMI Coaxial & Speaker Cables

2 Gang Mounting Bracket for Low Voltage Telephone Wires, Network Cables HDMI Coaxial & Speaker Cables
Availability:
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Availability:
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$5.95 - $17.95
$5.95
$5.95 - $17.95
$5.95
Size: 1 Pack

Simplify your low-voltage device installation with our DUAL-GANG Low Voltage Backless Old Work Bracket. Specifically designed for existing walls, this bracket provides a convenient solution for mounting low-voltage wires such as phone, internet, TV, and video cables.

Installation is a breeze with this bracket. It is fully adjustable, allowing you to adapt it to fit various wall thicknesses. The bracket wings securely hold the device in place when mounting screws are tightened, ensuring a stable and secure installation.

Say goodbye to complicated installations and enjoy the ease and convenience of our DUAL-GANG Low Voltage Backless Old Work Bracket. Mount your low-voltage wires effortlessly and achieve a clean and professional look in your space.

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