Description

The NATIONAL MFG/SPECTRUM BRANDS HHI N266-482 is a black powder-coated steel corner brace used to reinforce inside right-angle corner joints. Each brace measures 2.5 inches by 0.625 inches and features countersunk screw holes for a flush, clean install. The powder coat finish improves weather and corrosion resistance, making these braces suitable for both indoor and outdoor applications. This bulk pack contains 40 individual braces, making it a practical choice for contractors, carpenters, and maintenance professionals who need reliable hardware in quantity.

These corner braces are designed for use on chests, window frames, screens, and general furniture construction or repair. They are well suited for residential and light commercial applications where inside corner joints need added structural support. The countersunk holes allow flat-head screws to sit flush with the bracket surface, reducing snagging and providing a finished appearance. Common install scenarios include cabinet assembly, furniture repair, window screen framing, and storage chest construction.

Key Features

Reinforces inside right-angle corner joints for added structural integrity
Countersunk screw holes allow flush fastener seating
Powder coated black finish provides improved weather and corrosion resistance
Compact 2.5 x 0.625 inch profile fits tight spaces
Bulk pack of 40 braces reduces per-unit cost for high-volume jobs
Suitable for chests, screens, windows, and furniture applications

Compatibility

Designed for general-purpose inside corner joint reinforcement on chests, screens, windows, and furniture. Compatible with standard flat-head wood screws in countersunk applications.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by carpenters, finish contractors, or maintenance technicians using standard hand tools or a power drill. Position the brace flush against the inside corner before fastening to ensure proper alignment. Use appropriately sized flat-head screws to take advantage of the countersunk holes. No special codes or certifications are required for standard furniture and fixture applications.