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The TIMco 19ABR Angle Brace is designed for builders and DIY enthusiasts needing to reinforce 90° joints in internal woodworking projects. Its key benefit is providing strong, stable connections with a flush finish due to its countersunk holes. A potential limitation is its suitability only for internal applications due to its zinc plating.
| Colour | Silver |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 19ABR |
| Brand | Timco |
Use standard wood screws with countersunk heads that fit snugly into the brace's holes. Ensure the screw length is appropriate for the timber thickness.
No, the TIMco 19ABR angle braces are zinc plated and intended for internal applications only. They are not designed to withstand external weather conditions.
The countersunk holes allow the screw heads to sit flush with the surface of the brace, providing a neat, unobtrusive finish to the joint.
Each box contains 1,000 TIMco Angle Braces.
They are made from carbon steel.
The dimensions are 19mm in height, 19mm in length, and 19mm in width.
Ensure the timber surface is flat and the countersunk holes on the brace are clear of debris. Use screws with heads designed for countersunk holes.
Check that you are using screws of an appropriate length for the timber thickness. Ensure the timber is not too soft or damaged. Pre-drilling pilot holes in harder woods can improve screw grip.
This indicates the brace is exposed to moisture. The brace is intended for internal, dry applications only. Move the application to a drier environment or consider a brace with a more robust finish if moisture is present.
Setup: To install, position the angle brace flush against the internal corner of the two pieces of timber you wish to join. Ensure the brace is straight and aligned with the joint. Use appropriate wood screws (not included) that are compatible with the brace's countersunk holes and the thickness of your timber. Drive screws through the holes into the timber, ensuring they are secure but not overtightened to avoid stripping the wood.
Compatibility: These braces are designed for use with standard timber construction and are best suited for internal applications where moisture is minimal. They are compatible with most common wood screws, provided the screw head is designed to fit within a countersunk hole.
Care: For optimal longevity in internal applications, simply keep the braces clean and dry. Wipe away any dust or debris with a dry cloth. Avoid exposure to excessive moisture or harsh chemicals, as this can degrade the zinc plating over time.
