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Hi, all.
Boring post this one, my apologies!
I'm wondering if anyone knows where these brackets/supports can be sourced in the UK? We've 4 in our 2023 Eriba 540 in the under-bed storage areas (2-a-side) holding the potentially flimsy panels together BUT I reckon we need ONE more each side to prevent future damage.
I know we can get generic ones from lots of places but figured I'd try to get original or at least very similar if possible.

Thanks to anyone who reads!

I have searched for these too recently. No luck. I found it best to move a couple from one side to another so they were all the same on the same side and replace them on the other side with others that all matched. These ones are similar and in a range of colours to suit. I find that, as long as the colours match, it fools the eye.

Simon

Amazon have them at a good price at the moment. 6 colour choices.

Ours has the Merano Pear interior, with the warm orangey/brown coloured fittings. The colour of these is RAL 1011. The ones used by Hymer/Eriba are all made by Häfele in Germany/Austria. You can look up all the information online, but most of the colours are not available in the UK (they have to be imported, or bought online (e.g. Amazon) with a high postage rate for delivery...

Here's a link to the Häfele UK parts list - the gaps are the things unavailable in the UK. For a full range, go to the "haefele.de" German website, which will include all the currently available parts supplied to Hymer... in theory! Eckverbinder is German for Corner Connector...

https://www.hafele.co.uk/en/products/fur...owSearch%3D9960

It looks like the colour of your furniture is different; I expect the connectors are as well? I find that I can generally find a similar connector, but the colour's usually wrong...

I am not collecting my first Eriba until Friday so my suggestion is based on generic experience rather than being make / model specific.

I would use a piece of hardwood somewhere around 20mm or 25mm square screwed and glue to one panel and then screwed to the other - running the full length of the join (so far as possible without fouling anything else). This would stiffen up the panels and strengthen the joint much more than adding more plastic brackets.

Only glueing one side would allow for disassembly if required in future.

A smaller cross-section would work for stiffening, but would put the screws a bit close to the edge of the panels.

John