National Mfg S822-080 Chrome Closet Flange Set Heavy Duty

Product Description

The NATIONAL MFG/SPECTRUM BRANDS HHI S822-080 is a chrome heavy-duty closet flange set designed to support closet rods in residential wardrobe and closet applications. The set includes one open socket and one closed socket, giving installers flexibility during rough-in. The open socket allows the flange to be mounted to the wall or shelf before the closet rod is inserted, simplifying installation in tight spaces. Hardware is included. The chrome finish provides a clean, durable appearance suited to standard closet interiors. This set is compatible with poles ranging from 1.25 inches to 1.3125 inches in diameter.

This closet flange set is used in residential closet buildouts, wardrobe systems, and storage installations. It is typically installed by finish carpenters, handymen, or experienced DIYers working on closet rod support systems. The included open and closed socket pair accommodates standard round closet rods and is well suited for single-rod configurations in reach-in or walk-in closets. Mounting screws are included for straightforward attachment to wood shelving, side walls, or closet end panels.

Key Features

• Includes one open socket and one closed socket for flexible installation sequencing
• Open socket design allows wall mounting before rod insertion
• Fits pole diameters from 1.25 inches to 1.3125 inches
• Chrome finish for a clean, durable appearance in closet environments
• Mounting screws included — no separate hardware purchase required
• Heavy-duty construction for reliable long-term rod support

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation component for standard round closet rods measuring 1.25 inches to 1.3125 inches in diameter.

Installation Notes

Install into solid wood, plywood shelving, or blocking rated to carry the expected load of the closet rod and hanging garments. Use a level to confirm socket alignment before driving mounting screws to ensure the rod seats horizontally. Mount the open socket first, insert the rod, then secure the closed socket. No special tools beyond a screwdriver are typically required for standard wood substrate installations.