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Mounting Plates and Braces on the HS-T009D Wall Bike Hanger
Explore the HS-T009D wall bike hanger's upper plate, lower fixing tab and braces, and see how they connect to the covered support arms.
The Hongsen HS-T009D wall bike hanger has a wide upper mounting plate and a smaller fixing tab below it. Two arms project out from the upper plate, with braces running down towards the lower tab. These parts form a connected bracket between the wall and the bicycle’s resting position.
The mounting pattern is easy to distinguish from the support ends. Two holes sit across the upper plate, while another hole sits in the lower tab. The covered arm ends are farther into the room. A buyer selecting this hanger for a storage wall should relate both the fixing pattern and the projecting arms to the planned installation.
The lower tab connects to the projecting arms
The side view shows two braces joining the arm structure to the lower fixing area. The braces rise from the lower tab towards the arms near the upper plate. The resulting shape separates the bicycle support from the wall while keeping the parts connected through the bracket.
This arrangement needs wall space beneath the upper plate. A display layout that considers only the width of that plate would miss the lower fixing position. Shelving, trim or another fitting placed immediately below could occupy the same area as the tab and its braces.
The wall and the fixing hardware need to suit the complete mounting pattern. Hole positions describe where the hanger attaches; suitable anchors and installation details depend on the supporting surface. Those details belong with the actual installation plan for HS-T009D.
The arm ends provide two resting positions
Both arms extend out from the wall and turn upward at the front. Dark covers run over the curved tips. A bicycle frame placed across the hanger meets those two positions, leaving the rear plates to connect the bracket to the wall.
The space between the two contact positions matters when choosing the intended bicycle. Its top tube needs suitable resting areas across that span. Cable routing and attached accessories also affect the space immediately around the covered ends.
For a dealer display or storage project, show the complete bracket in the layout. Include the lower tab on the wall and the bicycle’s outline in front of it. This gives a clearer installation brief than treating the hanger as a pair of hooks alone.
Open the HS-T009D product page for this model, or compare the Hongsen bicycle storage and parking range. Contact Hongsen with the proposed wall surface and bicycle frame to discuss this hanger.