No: 25 Flat Bracket 2x40x60 mm (100 Pieces)

No. 25 Flat Brace – 2 × 40 × 60 mm, Box of 100

No. 25 Flat Braces are wide‑format, compact joining plates designed for furniture manufacturing, timber construction, and assembly work. With a 2 mm thickness, 40 mm width, and 60 mm length, they provide broad‑surface grip for short‑ and medium‑span connections. They are the ideal solution where standard narrow braces are insufficient but larger plates simply will not fit. The flat profile installs easily along panel edges, as intermediate reinforcement within frames, and at furniture body joints. Supplied in a pack of 100, they offer an economical, practical supply option for your projects.

Technical Specifications

• Type: No. 25 Flat Brace / Wide‑Format Joining Plate
• Thickness: 2 mm
• Width: 40 mm
• Length: 60 mm
• Material: High‑Quality Steel
• Finish: Zinc‑Plated — Corrosion & Rust‑Resistant
• Hole Diameter: Approx. 5 mm (standard screw fit)
• Number of Holes: 4 (arranged in two parallel rows)
• Colour: Silver / Zinc
• Pack Quantity: 100 per Box

Applications

• Small‑ and medium‑scale furniture frames and panel assemblies
• Edge joints for plywood, particleboard, and MDF panels
• Internal reinforcement points for cabinets, bedside tables, and desks
• Strengthening timber window, door, and joinery frames
• Indoor furniture and shelving systems
• Repairing weakened joints during renovation work
• Custom‑built and standard furniture production
• Mass‑production and small‑scale projects

Product Advantages

• 40 mm Wide Body: Far broader contact area than standard 16 mm braces; spreads load across four separate points and guards against wood splitting or tearing
• Four‑Hole Security: Enables two‑row screwing; risk of rotation, slipping, or loosening is minimised — the joint stays secure for years
• Compact Length: Shorter than No. 26 (80 mm) and No. 27 (100 mm); fits comfortably in confined spaces where available length is restricted
• Rigid Build: 2 mm plate; will not bend, flex, or deform under normal and medium‑weight use
• Zinc‑Plated Finish: Rust‑resistant indoors; no tarnishing, maintains a neat, professional appearance
• Quick Installation: No special tools; fasten with suitable screws in seconds
• Dual‑Purpose Design: Serves as both connector and reinforcement in one piece — no separate components required
• Value Bulk Pack: Convenient stock supply for large orders; low unit cost delivers an economical solution

Installation Guidelines

• Confirm the mounting surface is flat, clean, and structurally sound
• Mark the joint location; centre the brace so it bears evenly on both mating components
• Select suitable screws: use wood screws with 4–5 mm head diameter; match shank to the 5 mm holes
• Tighten gradually in a cross pattern; do not fully tighten until all screws are seated
• Avoid over‑tightening — timber may split or the plate may distort
• Install additional braces for heavier loads; use parallel rows instead of a single line
• Use stainless‑steel screws in damp environments such as kitchens and bathrooms
• Loosen screws gradually in a cross pattern during disassembly to prevent straining the timber

Frequently Asked Questions

How does this compare to No. 26 and No. 27?
No. 25 = 60 mm; No. 26 = 80 mm; No. 27 = 100 mm. No. 25 is the shortest — ideal for tight spaces where connection distance is limited.

What weight can it support?
With four fixing points, load capacity is significantly higher than narrow‑format braces. Reliable for medium‑duty use in sound base material; select longer models for very heavy loads.

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

Are other sizes available?
Yes — lengths include 80 mm, 100 mm, and 120 mm; widths also offered in 20 mm, 25 mm, 30 mm, and 50 mm.

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