Abstract: Embodiments disclosed herein are directed to a bracket system for coupling to a wall, the wall having an exterior layer supported by a support beam. The bracket system includes an anchor having a flange, a stud portion extending rearwards, and a block portion extending frontwards. The stud portion extends through the exterior layer to engage the support beam directly. The flange can engage a front surface of the exterior layer. An anchor screw can extend through an anchor screw hole to secure the anchor to the support beam. A bracket can include a socket configured to slidably engage the block portion. When the block portion is engaged with the socket, a bolt hole of the block portion can align with a bolt hole of the bracket. A bolt can extend transversely through the bolt holes to secure the bracket to the anchor.

Abstract: Embodiments include a bracket system for coupling to a wall having an exterior layer supported by a support beam. The bracket system includes an anchor having a flange, a stud portion extending rearwards, and a block portion extending frontwards. Embodiments also include a dual anchor system. The stud portion extends through the exterior layer to engage the support beam, or a support arm assembly. The flange engages a front surface of the exterior layer. The bracket includes a socket that slidably engages the block portion. When the block portion is engaged with the socket, a bolt hole of the block portion aligns with a bolt hole of the bracket. A bolt extends transversely through the bolt holes to secure the bracket to the anchor. The bracket includes a ring or can engage a rod. The rod can be releasably engaged with the bracket using a magnetic element.