Middle Atlantic CLH-WRS-W18-W24 Ladder Wall Support Hardware

Product Description

The Middle Atlantic CLH-WRS-W18-W24 is a ladder wall support hardware kit designed to anchor cable ladder runs to wall surfaces in structured wiring and rackmount installations. It provides a secure mechanical attachment point between the ladder tray or runway and the wall, reducing sag and maintaining proper cable support geometry. This type of hardware is a standard component in low-voltage infrastructure projects and is installed by systems integrators, AV technicians, IT infrastructure crews, and low-voltage contractors working in commercial or enterprise environments.

This wall support hardware is suited for use in structured cabling environments where cable ladders must be wall-mounted or transitioned from rack to wall-routed cable pathways. It is intended for use in conjunction with compatible Middle Atlantic ladder runway systems. Installation typically occurs during the rough-in or final trim phase of a rack or infrastructure build-out in data centers, equipment rooms, and similar facilities.

Key Features

• Designed to support ladder-style cable runway at wall termination or mid-span wall anchor points
• Sold as a single unit (each), providing one wall support assembly per package
• Part of the Middle Atlantic rackmount accessories category for structured AV and IT infrastructure
• Engineered for compatibility with Middle Atlantic cable ladder runway systems

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style wall support accessory for use with Middle Atlantic ladder runway cable management systems in rackmount and structured wiring installations.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified low-voltage technician or systems integrator familiar with cable management infrastructure. Ensure all ladder runway sections are properly supported and de-energized low-voltage runs are secured before final hardware tightening. Follow applicable local building codes and TIA-568 or BICSI cabling standards for cable support spacing and mounting. Use appropriate fasteners rated for the wall substrate, whether drywall anchor, concrete anchor, or structural steel attachment.