First aid kit wall bracket for hard case kits, fixing the kit at a visible first aid point in offices, workshops and site cabins.
- Fits standard hard case kits
- Two fixing holes in the back plate
- Side guides hold the case in place
- Open front for quick removal
- plastic
First Aid Kit Wall Bracket - For Hard Case Kits
First aid kit wall bracket for hard case kits, fixing the kit at a visible first aid point in offices, workshops and site cabins.
- Fits standard hard case kits
- Two fixing holes in the back plate
- Side guides hold the case in place
- Open front for quick removal
- plastic
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A first aid kit wall bracket that holds a hard case kit on the wall at your first aid point. It is a green plastic bracket with a back plate, two fixing holes and side guides that keep the case in place. It fits the standard hard case first aid kits sold by CMT.
How a Wall Bracket Keeps First Aid Visible and Ready
A kit left on a shelf or in a drawer gets moved, buried under paperwork or taken away and not returned. In an emergency, people then waste time searching for it. A wall bracket gives the kit one fixed, visible home, so anyone can find it and lift it straight off the wall.
Key Features
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Fits hard case kits: holds the standard green hard case first aid kits in the CMT range.
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Two fixing holes in the back plate: fixes securely to the wall with screws suited to the wall type.
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Side guides: keep the case straight and stop it sliding off the bracket.
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Open front: the kit lifts straight out in an emergency, with no clips to undo.
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Green plastic: matches standard first aid green, so the first aid point is easy to spot.
Who is this for
Trades and roles
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First aiders and appointed persons
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Site managers
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Health and safety managers
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Facilities managers
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Office and warehouse managers
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Maintenance teams
Industries
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Construction
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Facilities management
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Warehousing and logistics
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Manufacturing
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Offices and retail
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Education and public sector
Specifications
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Product name | First Aid Kit Wall Bracket - For Hard Case Kits |
| Product code | HSWB |
| Product type | First aid kit wall bracket |
| Material | Plastic |
| Fits | Standard hard case first aid kits |
| Mounting | Wall-mounted, two fixing holes in the back plate |
| Fixings | Not stated |
| Brand | Not stated |
| Colour | Green |
Compatibility
| Kit, wall or condition | Suitability |
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| Small, Medium and Large Workplace First Aid Kits - BS 8599-1 Compliant | Suitable, the supplier states it fits all standard kits |
| 10, 20 and 50 Person First Aid Kits - HSE Workplace Kit | Suitable, the supplier states it fits all standard kits |
| Solid brick, block or concrete walls | Suitable, with wall plugs and screws |
| Timber walls and site cabin panels | Suitable, with wood screws |
| Plasterboard walls | Suitable, with plasterboard fixings rated for the kit’s weight |
| Travel First Aid Kit - 1 Person Pouch | Not recommended, it is a soft bag |
| Travel First Aid Kit With Eyewash | Not recommended, it is a soft bag |
| Outdoor walls exposed to rain | Not recommended, keep first aid kits indoors and dry |
Typical Users and Projects
Employers fit wall brackets when they set up a fixed first aid point in an office, warehouse, workshop or site welfare unit. Facilities and maintenance teams usually install them, often alongside a first aid sign. They suit any workplace that keeps a hard case kit in one agreed place.
Typical applications
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Fixing a workplace first aid kit beside the first aid sign in an office or reception.
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Mounting a kit on the wall of a site welfare unit or canteen cabin.
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Setting up first aid points on each floor of a multi-storey building.
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Keeping a kit at a fixed point on a warehouse or production floor.
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Replacing a kit kept on a shelf or in a drawer where it was hard to find.
How to use
Step 1: Choose a clear, visible wall near where people work, close to a first aid sign.
Step 2: Check the wall for hidden cables and pipes before drilling.
Step 3: Hold the bracket level and mark the two fixing holes.
Step 4: Fix the bracket with screws and plugs suited to the wall type.
Step 5: Sit the kit into the bracket and check it is held firmly.
Step 6: Tell staff where the first aid point is.
Common mistakes
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Fitting the bracket too high or behind doors and furniture, where people cannot reach it quickly.
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Using fixings that are too light for plasterboard walls.
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Fitting it in a damp or outdoor spot, where the kit contents can be spoiled.
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Mounting it without a first aid sign, so people walk past it.
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Trying to fit a soft first aid bag, which the bracket is not designed to hold.
Safety
Check for hidden cables and pipes before drilling. Use fixings suited to the wall and the weight of the loaded kit. Keep the area in front of the bracket clear so the kit can be reached at all times.
Maintenance
Check the fixings are tight during monthly first aid kit checks. Wipe the bracket clean with a damp cloth. Refix it if it works loose, for example on walls near vibrating machinery.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Which first aid kits does this wall bracket fit?
A: The supplier states it fits all standard first aid kits in the CMT range. That covers the hard case BS 8599-1 workplace kits and the 10, 20 and 50 person HSE workplace kits. It is not designed for soft travel bags or pouches.
Q: What does For Hard Case Kits mean?
A: It means the bracket is made for rigid plastic first aid cases. A hard case sits in the bracket and stays in shape. A soft bag would sag and could slip out.
Q: Do I have to wall-mount a first aid kit?
A: There is no legal requirement to wall-mount a kit. The law requires adequate first aid that people can reach quickly. A wall bracket next to a first aid sign is a simple way to make the kit easy to find.
Q: What is the bracket not suitable for?
A: It is not designed for soft first aid bags or pouches. It is not intended for outdoor walls, where rain and damp can spoil the kit contents.
Q: Why use a bracket instead of keeping the kit on a shelf?
A: A kit on a shelf or in a drawer is easily moved or hidden. A bracket gives it one fixed place on the wall. The open front means the kit lifts straight out in an emergency.
Q: What fixings do I need?
A: Use screws and plugs suited to the wall. Solid brick and block walls need wall plugs, timber and cabin panels need wood screws, and plasterboard needs cavity fixings rated for the kit’s weight. Always check for cables and pipes first.
Q: Where should the bracket go?
A: Fit it on a clear, visible wall near where people work, at a height everyone can reach. Place a first aid sign beside it. Keep the space in front free of furniture and stored materials.
