No: 11 Flat Bracket 2x40x120 mm (100 Pieces)

No:11 Flat Bracket – 2x40x120 mm Zinc Coating (100 Pieces)

No:11 Flat Bracket is a professional connecting element that securely connects two parts at a right angle (90°) in furniture and structural elements, with dimensions of 2x40x120 mm. It is the model with the longest wing in the series. With its zinc coating, it is resistant to corrosion and provides long-lasting performance in indoor applications. The 2 mm sheet thickness, 40 mm wide short wing, and 120 mm extra-long wing provide maximum horizontal surface grip, ensuring top-level safety in very heavy workbenches, wide industrial tables, and critical structural connections. This product is sold in cartons containing 100 brackets and is ideal for wholesale purchases, workshop stock, and serial production.

Technical Specifications

Comparison of All Bracket Series

What Does the Dimension Notation Mean?

• 2 mm: Sheet thickness. Determines the bending resistance and load-carrying capacity of the bracket.
• 40 mm: Short wing length. Same width as No:10; provides maximum screw grip on vertical surfaces.
• 120 mm: Long wing length. The longest wing in the series; provides maximum grip area on horizontal surfaces. Covers 140% more surface area than No:6.
• No:11: Product series/size code. May vary by manufacturer; choose based on mm measurements.

No:10 vs No:11: What's the Difference?

• Long Wing: No:11 provides 20% more grip area on horizontal surfaces than No:10, thanks to its 120 mm long wing.
• Screw Capacity: The longer wing allows for additional screw holes, improving load distribution on wide tables.
• Usage Scenario: No:10 is ideal for critical connections requiring maximum grip on vertical surfaces. No:11 is recommended for very heavy and wide table applications requiring maximum grip on horizontal surfaces.

Why No:11 Flat Bracket?

• Longest Wing in the Series: 120 mm long wing allows for the most screw usage, preventing bending in very heavy loads.
• Wide Vertical Grip: 40 mm short wing provides maximum connection safety on vertical surfaces.
• Corner Reinforcement: Connects two parts at a right angle (90°), preventing swaying and deformation.
• Zinc Protection: Galvanized coating provides resistance to corrosion in humid environments.
• Wholesale Cost Advantage: 100-piece carton reduces unit cost in serial production.

Areas of Use

• Very Heavy Construction: Industrial roofing, heavy wood framing, large box/case assembly
• Wide Industrial Tables: Heavy workbenches, assembly lines, packaging units
• Commercial Furniture: Wide conference tables, hotel lobby furniture, store display systems
• Special Projects: Architectural wood structures, restoration, custom-designed heavy furniture
• Workshop & Carpentry: Extra-heavy load repairs and production

Frequently Asked Questions

What applications is the No:11 bracket suitable for?

The 120 mm long wing and 40 mm short wing provide maximum connection safety in very heavy loads and wide tables. Recommended for industrial workbenches, heavy commercial furniture, wide conference tables, and structural connections. For standard heavy loads, No:8–No:10 may be sufficient.

How do I choose between No:10 and No:11?

Both models have a 40 mm short wing. The difference is in the long wing: No:10 has 100 mm, and No:11 has 120 mm. For very heavy/wide table applications requiring maximum screw grip and safety, No:11 is preferred. For critical vertical connections, No:10 is sufficient.

Can zinc coating be used outdoors?

Zinc (galvanized) coating is suitable for indoor and semi-outdoor (covered terrace, under-roof) use. For open outdoor applications exposed to rain/sun, stainless steel or thicker galvanized coatings are recommended.

Are mounting screws included?

No. Mounting screws are not included in the package. You need to obtain the appropriate screws for the material (wood, MDF, plywood) separately. The screw size should be shorter than the sheet thickness (2 mm).

How do I choose the right bracket size?

Choose based on the expected load at the connection point, table/frame width, and criticality level. General rule: Choose a bracket size that covers at least 60% of the table/frame width. For very heavy and wide table applications, always prefer the largest size (No:11).