Angle Brackets Explained: Uses, Types, and What You Need for Your Project
Angle brackets, also known as corner braces, are essential components in construction and DIY. Their signature ‘L’ shape allows them to securely connect two materials at a right angle, making them invaluable for structural and aesthetic projects alike. This blog will explain their uses, types, and how to select the correct fixings for your job.
What Are Angle Brackets Used For?
Angle brackets are widely used across various applications, from simple home DIY projects to large-scale construction. Here are a few common uses:
Shelving: They’re perfect for attaching shelves to walls, providing both strength and stability.
Furniture Assembly: Useful for reinforcing joints in tables, chairs, or cabinets.
Framing and Structural Support: Often used in timber frames, roofing, and decking..
Their versatility lies in their ability to provide a strong, lasting connection while being easy to install.
Types of Angle Brackets
At Speedy Fixings, we offer a wide variety of angle brackets to suit every need. Here’s a quick rundown of some of the options:
50 x 50 x 40 Angle Bracket: Made from 2.5mm thick pre-galvanised mild steel, this bracket features eight 6mm holes and two M10 holes. It’s double-ribbed for extra strength, making it ideal for medium-duty tasks.
90 x 90 x 65 Angle Bracket: With a wider 65mm span, this 2.5mm thick bracket is great for heavier-duty projects. It also features M10 and M8 holes, offering versatile fixing options.
150 x 150 x 63 Angle Bracket: For even larger projects, this robust bracket is the perfect choice.
Stainless Steel Reinforced Brackets: If you need added durability, our 90 x 90 x 65 stainless steel reinforced brackets are an excellent option.
Custom Fixings: Can’t find what you’re looking for? No problem. We manufacture bespoke brackets in-house to meet unique requirements. One example of this is the 3 hole tapered angle bracket. This shows how we manufacture angle brackets in virtually any size or shape to suit your specifications.
What You Need for Your Project
Choosing the correct bracket depends on your materials, project size, and the load requirements. For lighter tasks, a smaller bracket like the 50 x 50 x 30 may be ideal. For heavy-duty applications, consider reinforced or larger brackets like the 150 x 150 x 63.
In addition to angle brackets, we also stock a vast selection builders metalwork such as joist hangers, making us a one-stop shop for all your fixing needs.
Get in Touch for Custom Solutions
At Speedy Fixings, we pride ourselves on offering high-quality products for every project. If you need advice or a custom-made solution, don’t hesitate to contact us. Browse our full range at Speedy Fixings today.