Metal Triangular Corner Bracket 1,5x95x137 mm (150 Pieces)

Metal Triangular Corner Brace – 1.5 × 95 × 137 mm, Box of 150

Metal Triangular Corner Braces provide outstanding support at right‑angle joints, delivering extra resistance against splitting and fracture. With a 1.5 mm thickness and arm lengths of 95 mm and 137 mm, they offer a broad grip area on L‑shaped corners — the most reliable solution for corner connections in furniture, frames, and timber construction. The triangular profile distributes forces evenly and completely prevents corners from opening or wobbling over time. Supplied in boxes of 150, they offer economical stock management for workshops and mass‑production.

Technical Specifications

• Type: Triangular Corner Brace / L‑Shaped Reinforcement Bracket
• Thickness: 1.5 mm
• Arm 1: 95 mm
• Arm 2: 137 mm
• Material: High‑Quality Metal Alloy
• Finish: Zinc‑Plated — Corrosion & Rust‑Resistant
• Hole Diameter: Approx. 5 mm (standard screw fit)
• Number of Holes: 5 — evenly spaced along both arms
• Angle: 90° standard right angle
• Colour: Silver / Zinc
• Pack Quantity: 150 per Box

Applications

• Right‑angle corner joints in furniture frames and carcasses
• Internal corner reinforcement for cabinets, bedside units, and shelving systems
• Corner connections in timber frames, doors, and joinery
• Corner points on plywood, particleboard, and MDF panels
• Corner joints for interior partition walls and support systems
• Repair of opening or loosening corners during renovation work
• Custom furniture and timber structure manufacturing
• Mass‑production and small‑to‑medium‑scale projects

Product Advantages

• Triangular Load Distribution: Outperforms flat braces; spreads incoming forces across the triangular base, prevents concentration at a single point, and reduces the risk of material splitting
• Proportioned 95 × 137 mm Dimensions: Ideal for corners where components of different lengths meet; provides adequate grip on both the short and long arm
• Five‑Hole Security: Regularly spaced fixing points on both arms; corner opening, bending, and wobble risk are reduced to near zero — the joint stays rigid for life
• 1.5 mm Flexible Strength: Sufficient for light‑to‑medium‑duty applications; impact‑resistant, yet with slight flexibility that prevents fracture under excessive stress
• Zinc‑Plated Finish: Rust‑resistant indoors; no discolouration, maintains a clean appearance even after screwing
• Precision 90° Angle: Factory‑set angle; no on‑site adjustment required — corners form perfectly square
• Simple Installation: No special tools; pre‑aligned holes are ready for direct application
• 150‑Piece Value Pack: Ideal quantity for high‑volume workshops; low unit cost reduces overall project expense

Installation Guidelines

• Ensure corner surfaces are flat, clean, and perfectly square to one another
• Mark the brace position; verify both arms sit flush and evenly
• Select suitable fasteners: use wood screws with 4–5 mm head diameter; choose longer screws for thick materials
• Tighten progressively from the outside in; secure end points first, then the middle holes
• Avoid over‑tightening — material may split or the brace may distort
• For load‑bearing corners, apply symmetrically on both sides; single‑sided use creates imbalance
• Use stainless‑steel screws in damp locations such as kitchens and bathrooms
• Loosen screws gradually in a cross pattern during disassembly; do not force the corner apart

Frequently Asked Questions

How does this differ from a flat brace?
Flat braces are for linear connections; triangular corner braces are specifically designed for 90° joints. Because force is distributed across the triangular base, they offer far greater resistance to corner opening.

What weight can it support?
The 1.5 mm thickness is designed for light‑to‑medium‑duty applications. For sustained heavy loads, 2 mm or thicker corner brace models are recommended.

Are other corner brace sizes available?
Yes — symmetrical options include 50 × 50 mm, 70 × 70 mm, 90 × 90 mm, and 100 × 100 mm. This model is chosen where unequal arm lengths are required.

Will it rust?
Zinc plating provides adequate protection for indoor use. For exterior or persistently damp environments, the stainless‑steel version is recommended.

Are screws included?
No — braces only. Purchase fixings separately, matched to your material type.