Wall fixation module
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What is this?
This is the Wall Mounting Module, a part specifically developed for the Rack4All system.
What does it do?
Its main function is to help stabilize the structure by allowing one or more modules to be attached to the wall. This counteracts forward bending or tilting in taller assemblies.
How does it work? The module is fixed to the wall using appropriate screws and if necessary plugs. Then, a Rack4All module is connected to this wall-mounted module, providing additional stability to the overall structure.
What are the key features?
- Designed to integrate seamlessly with Rack4All system modules.
- Offers a direct solution to increase the vertical stability of tall stacks.
- Requires the use of screws and if necessary plugs (wood wall will not need it) suitable for the type of wall where it will be installed.
What materials are required? 3D printing filament (PLA, PETG, ABS are generally recommended for Rack4All). Screws and plugs appropriate for your wall type.
What tools are required? Drill and screwdriver.
- Important: Please note that I am not responsible for any material or personal damage that may result from this work. If you do not know how to do it, it is best to call a professional.
What skill level is required to assemble it? Intermediate (due to the need to drill and fix correctly to the wall).
Modules available for the 4All Ecosystem
Please refer to the 4All collection at: https://makerworld.com/en/collections/6004654-4all
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