Description

The NATIONAL MFG/SPECTRUM BRANDS HHI N351-469 is a black powder coated steel corner brace designed to reinforce 90 degree angle joints in structural and finish carpentry applications. Measuring 12.25 inches in length with a 1.5 inch width and 0.25 inch thickness, this brace provides rigid support at inside or outside corners. It ships boxed loose in a pack of 5, making it practical for jobs requiring multiple fastening points. Installation does not require specialty tools, and the powder coat finish resists corrosion in typical interior or sheltered exterior environments. Contractors, carpenters, and maintenance trades keep these on hand for framing repairs, shelving, and general structural reinforcement work.

This corner brace is suited for both residential and light commercial applications where 90 degree angle reinforcement is required. It can be mounted to the inside or outside of a corner, giving installers flexibility depending on the structural configuration. Common uses include reinforcing wood framing connections, cabinet construction, workbench assembly, and shelf support brackets. The 5-piece pack format is appropriate for multi-point installations on a single project or recurring service calls where consistent hardware is needed.

Key Features

12.25 inch length provides substantial bearing surface for load distribution at corner joints
Black powder coated finish offers corrosion resistance for interior and sheltered exterior use
1.5 inch width by 0.25 inch thickness steel construction for rigid angle support
Mounts to inside or outside of 90 degree corners for installation flexibility
Pack of 5 units per box supports multi-point or multi-joint applications

Compatibility

Designed as a standard OEM-style corner brace for general structural reinforcement at 90 degree angle joints in wood framing, cabinetry, shelving, and similar assemblies.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by carpenters, general contractors, or maintenance trades using standard drill and fastener tools. Ensure the mating surfaces are flush and square before fastening to achieve full load transfer across the brace. Select fasteners appropriate for the base material thickness and load requirements. Follow applicable local building codes when using corner braces in load-bearing structural assemblies.