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The NATIONAL MFG/SPECTRUM BRANDS HHI N260-160 is a furniture anti-tip kit designed to anchor freestanding furniture to a wall and prevent tip-over incidents. The kit uses a steel wall bracket paired with a connecting cable that attaches to the furniture piece. Steel construction provides lasting durability in both interior and exterior environments. This hardware is typically installed by general contractors, handymen, or safety-conscious homeowners as part of a child safety or seismic restraint setup. Each package contains 6 units, making it practical for multi-room installations or volume service calls.
This kit is suited for residential and light commercial applications where freestanding furniture — such as bookcases, dressers, armoires, and storage cabinets — poses a tip-over risk. It is particularly relevant in child safety contexts, childproofing installations, and seismic preparedness work. The bracket mounts to wall framing or a solid substrate, and the cable connects directly to the furniture body. Interior and exterior use is supported, broadening its application range for covered porches, garages, and utility areas as well as standard living spaces.
Designed as a general-purpose furniture anti-tip restraint suitable for freestanding furniture in residential and light commercial settings where wall-anchor tip prevention is required.
Installation is typically performed with basic hand tools including a drill, appropriate wall anchors for the substrate type, and a screwdriver. Locate wall studs or use rated hollow-wall anchors when stud placement is not aligned with the desired bracket location. Ensure the wall bracket is secured to a structurally sound surface before attaching the cable to the furniture. Follow all applicable local building codes and manufacturer guidance for load ratings when installing in seismic zones or high-traffic areas.
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