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Angle Bracket – A2 Stainless Steel (90 x 90mm) (25 Pack)
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Angle Bracket – A2 Stainless Steel (90 x 90mm) (25 Pack) is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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Angle Bracket – A2 Stainless Steel (90 x 90mm) (25 Pack)
Regular price
£128.00
Unit price
Description
Description
Versatile, general-purpose 90° bracket used to strengthen timber joints in structural and general construction work. Manufactured from A2 (304) austenitic stainless steel for excellent corrosion resistance, it’s recommended for use in corrosive environments and with timbers that can cause staining/corrosion issues, such as Green Oak.
Key Features
- A2 stainless steel (304) for ultimate corrosion resistance.
- 90 x 90mm bracket size for common timber joint reinforcement.
- 2mm thickness for strength and rigidity.
- 15 nail holes (3.75mm) for secure fixing.
- Bolt holes: M8 (Qty 4) and M10 (Qty 3).
- Bolt slots: M10 (Qty 2) for adjustable fixing positions.
- Corrosion rating 4 – suitable for urban/industrial areas with moderate salt atmosphere (stated).
Typical Applications
- Strengthening timber-to-timber joints in studwork, framing and general carpentry.
- External structures and exposed areas where corrosion resistance is essential.
- Green Oak and other tannin-rich timbers where stainless steel fixings are recommended.
- General repairs and refurb work where a compact, heavy-duty bracket is needed.
Specifications
| Size (L × H) | 90 × 90mm |
|---|---|
| Width (W) | 62mm |
| Thickness | 2mm |
| Material | Austenitic Stainless Steel (A2-304) |
| Nail holes | 15 (3.75mm) |
| Bolt holes | M8 (Qty 4), M10 (Qty 3) |
| Bolt slots | M10 (Qty 2) |
| Corrosion rating (1–5) | 4 – Urban & industrial areas with a moderate salt atmosphere |
| Pack type | Unit |
| Pack quantity | 1 Each |
| Packs Received | 25 |
| Pack dimensions (L × W × H) | 90 × 62 × 90mm |
| Pack weight | 0.16kg |
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