Vimar Mounting materials

Installers choose Vimar when rough-in must land straight and stay serviceable for years. The ecosystem keeps geometry consistent from box to bracket: 60 mm device screw spacing, 68 mm drywall cutouts, 71 mm multi-gang pitch, and glands that actually match jacket ODs. You can pre-approve materials, finishes, and spans once, then repeat the same method statement floor after floor.

vimar mounting materials range and series overview

This is the backbone of walls and risers. The portfolio covers flush and surface back boxes, junction and pull enclosures, skirting and dado channels, mini-trunking, rigid and corrugated conduits, gland plates, and DIN housings. Depths 40/50/60 mm handle USB fronts and Cat6A bend radius; knockouts accept 16/20/25 mm with membrane or threaded entries. Glow-wire ratings 650–850 °C (IEC 60695-2-11) and LSZH grades (IEC 60754/61034) are available for escape routes. Specify vimar mounting materials by wall type, depth, and entry method to remove guesswork for rough-in teams.

vimar installation materials routing and enclosure interfaces

Channels (EN 50085) come single/dual/tri-compartment with radius corners for data; lids snap or screw per hygiene or tamper requirements. Conduits (IEC 61386) span PVC, LSZH, and steel with IP54–IP67 fittings; minimum bend radii are ≥ 6×OD for power and ≥ 10×OD for data. Junction boxes hold label windows and raised bosses for strain relief. When specs reference vimar installation materials, include divider rules for SELV/mains, lid height for bend protection, and the exact gland thread set for each run.

vimar mounting accessories spacers gaskets and adapters

Spacers (2–10 mm), leveling shims, SELV barriers, repair collars, adapter rings for oversize cutouts, and IP44 gasket sets solve the everyday pain points: proud plaster, mixed device depths, and splash zones. Keystone adapters and TV/SAT plates keep the 55–71 mm geometry so frames align. Teams standardize vimar mounting accessories by room type—guest bath, corridor, BOH—so night shifts aren’t improvising with tape and off-brand parts.

vimar support brackets loads spans and seismic notes

Cantilever arms, trapeze hangers, wall consoles, and drop rods (M8–M12) are sized for trays, channels, and small cabinets. Working loads follow IEC 61537 deflection criteria; finishes include pre-galv Z275/Z450, HDG to EN ISO 1461, and AISI 304/316 for coastal or chlorinated zones. In seismic regions, add sway bracing, shorten spans, and document anchor types and embed depths. Designers select vimar support brackets with a single table—span, load, finish—so acceptance tests are unambiguous.

vimar fastening materials screws anchors and earth bonds

Self-tapping and machine screws, serrated washers for paint-piercing bonds, ETA-rated anchors for concrete, rivets for ducts, and earth tails all ship with the correct lengths and thread pitches for the plastics and steels used. Use toothed washers or spring-nut channels to guarantee metal-to-metal continuity on painted parts. Procurement groups vimar fastening materials by substrate (drywall, masonry, steel) so bonding and pull-out values match drawings.

vimar installation hardware panel and field details

Neutral/earth bars, DIN end-stops, blanking plates, through-door handles, gland plates, and marker strips keep small boards tidy and auditable. Typical terminal windows 0.5…4 mm² (devices) and up to 25 mm² (feeders); torque 0.4–0.8 Nm for devices and 1.2–2.5 Nm for larger clamps—print these in the method statement. Crews rely on vimar installation hardware because door swings, labeling windows, and stud positions are the same from riser to riser.

vimar mounting kits room bundles and procurement logic

Room packs combine box/support, frame, cover, SELV barrier, screws, gaskets, labels, and the right glands. Riser packs add junctions, channels with dividers, clips, corners/tees, and anchors—cut to span counts. Warehouse barcodes mirror the drawing tags. Room bundles labeled vimar mounting kits stop ad-hoc store runs and keep QC predictable.

Technical specifications and standards that matter

• Boxes/enclosures EN 60670-1; channels/trunking EN 50085; conduits IEC 61386 with compression/impact/bend classes.
• Ingress IP20 default; IP44/IP55 with gaskets and compression glands; IP65 on outdoor junctions (IEC 60529).
• Fire and smoke CPR EN 50575 with DoP; LSZH per IEC 60754/61034; flame IEC 60332-1-2/-3 where specified.
• Geometry 60 mm device screws; 68 mm drywall cutout; 71 mm multi-gang pitch; divider heights sized for Cat6A bend.
• Identification laser-etched part codes, flow arrows on channels, and directional earth symbols on bond points.

Applications and compatibility

Hotels/offices: multi-compartment channels with gasketed boxes in wet areas; constant trim lines with Eikon/Arké/Plana. Education/healthcare: LSZH bodies, antibacterial fronts, and tamper-proof lids. Logistics/plant: IP55 junctions on block walls, steel conduits where impact/EMC demand it. All parts align with Vimar frames and devices, so faceplates sit flush and lids close without fighting cable bulk.

Selection criteria for B2B buyers

1. Fix route type and fill factor, then choose channel compartments, conduit size, and box depth.
2. Lock environment: finish and IP/IK class; LSZH and CPR class for escape paths; UV class for sun-lit risers.
3. Define segregation and EMC: divider use, 360° braid clamps at gland plates, and minimum separations from VFD trays.
4. Publish torque, strip lengths (8–10 mm), labeling scheme, and fixing spacing so crews repeat the same result.
5. Pre-approve accessories and anchors per substrate; include pull-out, shear, and bonding values on the drawing notes.

Advantages of working with Bankoflamps

Your programme sets the rhythm. We provide job-specific pricing, near-hour quotes by EAN/MPN, and live EU stock before walls close. The portal shows lead times, shipment tracking, and downloadable price lists with validity windows you can plan against. Trusted clients can use post-payment up to 30 days. We consolidate partials so boxes, channels, conduits, brackets, fasteners, glands, and labels arrive route-bundled by level. Your account manager cross-checks spans, finishes, CPR/IP classes, divider/bonding rules, and torque notes against your drawings—keeping deliveries site-ready across France, the Baltics, Germany, Spain, Italy, Belgium, and the Netherlands.