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Ambos Lift 700 Mobile Hanger by Wilson & Bradley
Established in 1977, Ambos designs, manufactures, and assembles a wide range of wardrobe lift systems exclusively in Italy, using premium materials like aluminum, steel, and fiberglass-reinforced nylon. The Ambos Lift 700 is a mobile hanger designed for wardrobes, offering unmatched versatility and practicality.
This system is renowned for its easy assembly and high load capacity, making it one of the most efficient wardrobe lift systems on the market. It installs seamlessly using only the System 32 hole pattern, eliminating the need for extra drilling.
The Ambos Lift 700 is designed with bases that can be mounted directly onto the doors' walls, avoiding interference with the hinges. This innovative design reduces overall dimensions. The inclined arms allow clothes to be pulled out further from the wardrobe, providing better access and ease of use.
Key Features:
Specially designed bases that incorporate door hinges
Easy and secure installation with System 32 hole pattern (no extra drilling required)
Arm inclination allows clothes to extend further from the wardrobe
External arms prevent the scissor effect on hanging garments
No bumpers needed to cushion the descent of the arms
