Hettich Suspension Brackets-SAH 130 Steel/PVC White Left

Overview

The Hettich Suspension Brackets-SAH 130 (Steel/PVC, White, Left) is a cabinet connecting fitting from Hettich, designed for both press-in installation and versatile rail/hook suspension mounting. It is built from galvanized steel with a white plastic finish, combining durability with a clean look suited to home or office cabinet installations.

What It Does

The SAH 130 bracket secures cabinet bodies to walls using either a hook-and-rail system or a direct press-in fit. It includes a built-in safety guard that prevents the cabinet from slipping sideways when suspended from a hook, giving installers a reliable anchor point for wall-mounted cabinetry.

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What load can this bracket support?

Each SAH 130 bracket supports 35 kg, tested per EN 15939 in test rack A. Use one pair of brackets per cabinet body; components without independent suspension support (like end shelves) should not rely on this bracket alone.

Can it be used with any suspension rail?

Yes. It is compatible with A type, B type, and L type suspension rails.

How much alignment adjustment does it allow?

Height adjustment of ± 7 mm, maximum depth of 15 mm, and lateral adjustment of ± 3 mm (hook suspension) or ± 7 mm (rail suspension).

What rear panel clearance is required?

A rear panel recess of at least 16 mm measured to the front edge of the rear panel is required for correct fitting.

Is this bracket left- or right-specific?

This listing is the Left version of the SAH 130 bracket in the Steel/PVC White finish.

What material is it made from?

Galvanized steel construction with a white plastic (PVC) finish.

Comparison Context

This bracket sits within Hettich's Connecting Fittings > Suspension Brackets category, positioned as a mid-load (35 kg) cabinet suspension solution combining press-in and rail/hook mounting flexibility in a single fitting, with a built-in anti-slip safety guard not always found on simpler bracket designs.

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Last checked by Readable: 2026-09-24T08:00:23.092Z