I can't help you identify it but have you emailed Closet Maid? Even if they no longer make it they might be able to send you some from the factory.

one term for it is "strap"--not sure it that will help you find it, and that may not be what ClosetMaid calls it.
Sometimes "plate" is the right word.

I second the idea of calling ClosetMaid, or contacting them via the web.

Here's the URL for their "replacement parts" link:

http://www2.closetmaid.com/About_Us/Contact_Us/kb_search.cfm
1-800-874-0008

I have found companies like them to be incredibly helpful with those odd parts. It's part of keeping their PR good.

Good luck!

Thank you! I have already reached out to ClosetMaid but havent heard much from them yet. Hopefully that is the solution. The trick is, I dont even know for sure if it is a ClosetMaid product!

I think a conduit strap should work and they come in numerous sizes. You could use a 2 hole one and have it cover both wires, or 2 single hole ones, one above, and one below, or else just one below.

Sue

Here is a link that might be useful: conduit straps

a conduit strap is a great idea! (see? "strap" is the right word!)

But they're bulgier than yours (3/8" is the smallest I've seen), so you might want to flatten them with a hammer or something to keep them from sticking out in that space.

and if you only need a couple replacements, but the conduit strap's *interval* between the screw hole and the opening for the shelf, where the shelf rests, is not the same as the preexisting clamps (which would mean lack of support there because of the uneven line), then replace the whole row of straps on a single shelf to make them even.

(it's the same thing w/ buttons--you're missing only 1, but you can't find an exact match, so you just replace all the buttons so they match. Just because the other supports are the original doesn't mean they can't be replaced to match the new one)

I agree, plenty of makeshift options. Would be nice if I could find the piece in the picture though!