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The EM60B-A is a wall-mounted microwave bracket designed to free up your work surface and create additional counter space. It adjusts to fit all standard microwaves and extends in useable depth space from 11.5 to 17.75 in.
Product Width (in.): 1.85 in
Product Width (in.) | 1.85 in |
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Appliance Category | Appliance Parts |
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Appliance Type | Part/Accessory |
Brand Compatibility | AVFC |
Color/Finish | Black |
Microwave Part Type | Microwave Mounting Brackets |
Model Compatibility | Universal |
Returnable | 90-Day |
Manufacturer Warranty | Limited Warranty |
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This bracket can hold a microwave that weighs up to 99 pounds if installed per the instructions. As long as your microwave is within the weight limits, this should work for you without issue.
The bracket is 9.89 inches on the wall for height. The attached link will take you to the TECH sheets for this product. chrome-extension://efaidnbmnnnibpcajpcglclefindmkaj/https://avfimg.com/i/techsheets/EM60_MICROWAVE_MOUNT-TECH.PDF
This product is safety tested and holds up to 99 pounds.
After discussing with the design team it is not recommended for use to hold a 30-45 pound circular foldable table from a ceiling. This is designed to hold a microwave without overhang.
This was so long ago I don't remember. However substituting these with your own shouldn't be a big deal.
The dimensions of the mounting screw you requested are: M5 2 3/4. The AVF Group Customer Service
The only microwave mounting bracket that we have available is the EM60 series which comes in black (EM60B-A), silver (EM60S-A) or white (EM60W-A).
No. This product is designed to hold only countertop microwave ovens.
We are sorry but we are not sure exactly what you are asking. These brackets can be used and installed anywhere there are wood studs necessary for secure installation.
Yes! You are need handyman to help you put on! But my microwave is small one! Very easy and only need 20 mins! Thank you!
Please follow the link below to get the instruction for the EM60, once on the link you will see a PDF download. Thank you https://www.avfgroup.com/em60b-a
Instruction came in box ,simple
I first used a stud finder to determine where the 2x4's were in the wall. In order for the brackets to be placed where I wanted them under the microwave, they wouldn't screw directly into the studs. I found a hardwood plank and mounted it on the wall first so I could have something to mount the brackets correctly. The plank was around 24 inches long and maybe 3/4 inches thick and maybe 10 or 11 inches wide; it depends on what it takes to connect to two wall studs and big enough to put screws through all the holes in the brackets. Don't skimp on this part particularly; microwaves take a lot of shaking! I predrilled all holes so the screws would go in easier, and soon had the plank mounted and screwed the bracket to the plank. I used three inch screws to fasten the board to the wall. I wanted to make sure it was solid. When that was done, I found that the holes didn't match (go figure). (You may not want to do the following) Then, I took out a couple of screws from the microwave skin to see the space between the outer skin and components. There was ample room for half inch metal screws. I set the microwave on the brackets and marked where I needed holes. Then I installed the metal screws and it was solid. I saved a lot of money by doing it this way. Builders would not install without a cabinet, and I didn't want a cabinet!
Hi Edward, Sorry about the missing instructions. If you would like a copy for yourself, please follow the attached link below. This will bring you directly to the instructions you need. http://avfimg.com/i/instructions/463992_rev00.pdf Thank you, The AVF Group Customer Service
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