Kinetron Pendaflex Hanging Rail Bracket 3/4", Zinc, KHFB-750-ZC

Zinc Side-Mount Hanging Rail Bracket Built for File Drawer Work

This Kinetron Pendaflex side-mount hanging rail bracket secures a 3/4 inch hanger rail along the inside of a drawer box, positioning it to carry hanging file folders. It is sold as an individual bracket in a zinc finish, suited for custom file drawer builds and replacement hardware on existing installations.

Key Features

• 3/4 inch height — matches 3/4 inch hanger rail profiles so folder hooks ride at the correct level.
• Side-mount position — fastens to the interior wall of the drawer box, keeping the rail stable along its full run.
• Steel construction — holds its shape under the repeated load of a filled hanging folder drawer.
• Zinc finish — provides a clean, neutral look that pairs well with painted, laminate, and raw wood drawer interiors.
• Pendaflex series — part of the Kinetron file rail hardware program, designed to pair with matching Kinetron hanger rail stock.

What This Bracket Does in a File Drawer

A hanging rail bracket has one job: hold the rail at the right height and orientation so hanging folders ride smoothly and stay upright. This bracket mounts to the side wall of the drawer box and positions a 3/4 inch hanger rail — the kind that carrying folder hooks engage directly. Without a properly fitted bracket, a hanger rail shifts under load, and folders pile rather than hang. Pair two of these brackets per rail run (one at each end) for a stable file drawer, then cut the 3/4 inch hanger rail to the drawer's interior length.

A bare bracket is not a working file system on its own. You will also need the matching 3/4 inch hanger rail, and the rail height must match the bracket height — a 1/2 inch rail does not seat correctly on a 3/4 inch bracket. Letter and legal folder widths determine how wide the drawer and rail span need to be; confirm the folder size before building the full assembly.

Zinc Finish in Context

The zinc finish gives this bracket a bright, metallic look that reads as hardware rather than disappearing into the box. It is a practical choice when the file drawer interior will be visible — open drawer faces in credenzas or open-front office furniture — and it pairs naturally with other zinc or light metallic hardware in the same cabinet. For applications where a darker, more receding look suits the interior better, the same Kinetron Pendaflex bracket is available in black. Steel construction means the finish is not the only thing doing the durability work; the bracket holds its form regardless of finish choice.

Who Reaches for This Bracket

Cabinet shops building dedicated file drawers into office casework or kitchen desk areas keep a stock of these on hand because file drawer hardware gets specified late and needed fast. A single bracket sells by the piece, which suits replacement work — swapping a bent or missing bracket in an existing file drawer — without committing to a bulk quantity. Designers specifying custom office furniture who want the file rail hardware to match other zinc-finished components in the case will find this the straightforward choice. Contractors completing a built-in and finishing the file drawer hardware at the end of a project can source the exact bracket without buying a kit that includes parts they do not need.

The Right Bracket Keeps the File Drawer Working

A file drawer that drops folders, tilts rails, or loses brackets mid-project is a friction point that slows the whole job. Specifying the correct bracket — the right height, the right mount style, the right finish — from the start means the drawer works the day it is installed and keeps working. Pick the count you need and build the file drawer right.