[MAW74656]

I'm looking for a simple bracket to mount a really heavy whiteboard on my cubicle wall. I know exactly what I want, but it doesn't seem to be out there. Can anyone help me find or maybe suggest how I could make without a metal bending break?

The brackets should look something like this:

Metal, preferably with several screw holes drilled in the center of the 4inch side.

 

[kwikfishron]

Welcome to the forum MAW74656.

Maybe a metal french cleat is what you're looking for.
https://www.google.com/search?q=fre...KHQOHACsQsAQISQ#tbm=isch&q=metal+french+cleat

 

[MAW74656]

@kwikfishron - Interesting to know what those are called, but don't think it will help for this. Thanks.

 

[joed]

Staples sells lots of versions that should work for you. Search for "cubicle hanger".

 

[MAW74656]

Staples sells lots of versions that should work for you. Search for "cubicle hanger".

I'm afraid these aren't practical either. My whiteboard is seriously heavy (30-40 lbs) and I need a screw hole to put a screw through the board and bracket.

 

[joed]

I used to use them to hang white boards all the time. the bottom one you can hook under the aluminum rim of the white board. Use four if you think two is not enough.

 

[lenaitch]

They look like they would do the trick. If you wanted more security you drill some extra holes on the down leg or as mentioned, use 3 or 4). All your weight is shear - straight down. Take a look at the load ratings on simply picture hangers. Even little ones are good for 10-15 lbs, each.