Heavy Duty Three Way Pergola Corner Bracket - 150mm - Black

Build the perfect pergola, gazebo, or timber frame structure with this Heavy-Duty Three-Way Pergol...

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B&Q - Heavy Duty Three Way Pergola Corner BracketBlack Powder Coated Steel Connector For Timber Pergolas150mm6X6"
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The Heavy Duty Three-Way Pergola Corner Bracket is designed for professional builders and DIY enthusiasts looking to construct robust pergolas, gazebos, or custom timber frame structures. The primary benefit of this bracket is its ability to provide rock-solid, stable connections between 150mm wooden posts and beams, ensuring long-term structural integrity. While it offers superior strength and weather resistance through its powder-coated steel construction, users must ensure their timber dimensions are precisely cut to 150mm to fit the bracket sleeves properly.

All features

ColourBlack
Model Part NumberCPB150
BrandTG Supplies

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FAQs

Does this bracket come with screws or bolts?

No, this product does not include mounting fasteners. You should use exterior-grade lag screws or carriage bolts appropriate for your specific timber thickness.

Can I use this for 145mm timber?

These brackets are designed for 150mm timber. If you use smaller timber, there will be a gap that may compromise structural stability.

Is the finish suitable for coastal environments?

While the powder coating is highly durable, coastal environments are very harsh. We recommend regular inspections and touch-ups if the finish is scratched.

How many brackets do I need for a standard pergola?

For a standard four-post square pergola, you would typically need four three-way corner brackets for the top plate connections.

Is this product safe for supporting heavy shade sails?

The bracket is very strong, but you must ensure your vertical posts are also anchored correctly into the ground or a concrete base to handle the lateral tension of a shade sail.

Troubleshooting

Timber post is slightly too large to fit in the sleeve.

Lightly sand or plane the edges of the timber post until it slides securely into the bracket.

Visible rust appearing on the bracket.

Clean the affected area with a wire brush and apply a matching black metal touch-up paint to seal the exposed steel.

The connection feels loose or wobbles.

Ensure that the timber is fully inserted into the sleeve and that all mounting fasteners are tightened firmly into the structural wood.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • High-strength steel construction for long-term durability
  • Weather-resistant powder coating prevents rust and corrosion
  • Provides significant structural stability for large outdoor frames
  • Simple, intuitive design suitable for DIY projects
  • Matches modern outdoor decor with a sleek black finish

Cons

  • Requires exact 150mm timber sizing for a secure fit
  • Does not include mounting screws or fasteners
  • Heavy weight may require assistance during installation

Setup, Compatibility & Care

To install, slide the 150mm timber posts and beams into the bracket sleeves. It is recommended to pre-drill pilot holes through the bracket's designated mounting points before driving in your exterior-grade lag screws or bolts to prevent the timber from splitting.

Compatibility is strictly limited to 150mm x 150mm timber sections; ensure your lumber is planed to the correct dimensions for the best fit. For maintenance, periodically inspect the connections for any signs of timber shrinkage, which may necessitate tightening the fasteners. You can clean the brackets with mild soap and water to remove dirt or debris; avoid using abrasive chemicals that could scratch the protective black powder coating.

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