Econoco Corp PSFO13 Pipeline 16 Inch Add-on Arm Garment Rack

Product Description

The ECONOCO CORP PSFO13 is a 16-inch add-on arm designed for use with the Pipeline garment rack collection. It provides 13.5 inches of usable hanging space and connects directly to 1.25-inch diameter pipe, expanding the hanging capacity of an existing Pipeline rack configuration. The arm is constructed from heavy-duty 1.25-inch diameter plumbing pipe in an anthracite grey finish. This component is intended for retail merchandising environments and is installed by store fixture installers, visual merchandisers, or commercial contractors setting up apparel display systems.

The PSFO13 is part of the Pipeline collection, a merchandising system modeled after industrial-grade clothing racks originating in the New York garment industry. The collection uses interconnecting plumbing pipes and plumbing-style connectors throughout, making the PSFO13 arm a compatible extension piece within that system. It is suited for retail floor fixtures, showroom displays, and boutique apparel presentations where additional hanging capacity is needed without replacing the core rack structure. Each package contains 2 arms.

Key Features

• 16-inch total arm length with 13.5 inches of usable hanging space
• Connects to 1.25-inch diameter Pipeline collection pipe fittings
• Heavy-duty 1.25-inch diameter plumbing pipe construction
• Anthracite grey finish coordinates with the full Pipeline collection
• Sold as a package of 2 arms per unit
• Industrial-style design suitable for retail and showroom environments

Compatibility

Designed to connect to 1.25-inch diameter pipe within the Econoco Pipeline garment rack collection. Compatible with Pipeline collection racks and fixtures that use standard 1.25-inch plumbing pipe and connectors.

Installation Notes

Installation involves connecting the arm to an existing 1.25-inch diameter pipe section of a Pipeline garment rack. Ensure the rack is stable and not under load before attaching or repositioning add-on arms. Standard hand tools are typically sufficient for assembly. Follow the rack manufacturer assembly instructions to ensure secure fitment and safe load distribution.