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Designed for DIY enthusiasts and professional contractors, the DIYUK Heavy Duty Angle Brackets provide reliable structural reinforcement for timber and steel framing projects. These 90x90x65x2.5mm silver connectors excel at creating rigid 90-degree joints for decks, pergolas, cabinetry, and shelving without requiring complex woodworking techniques. While their heavy-duty steel construction ensures long-term stability and corrosion resistance, users should note that they require specific fasteners such as anchor nails or wood screws that must be purchased separately.
| Colour | Silver |
|---|---|
| Brand | DIYUK |
Yes, their heavy-duty 2.5mm construction makes them appropriate for structural framing in decks when used with appropriate exterior-grade fasteners.
The dense hole pattern is designed to accommodate bolts, making them compatible with steel framing provided you use the correct metal-to-metal fasteners.
No, the 30-pack contains only the angle brackets. You will need to source fasteners appropriate for your specific substrate.
The brackets measure 90mm by 90mm with a width of 65mm and a thickness of 2.5mm.
No, these are non-embossed, which allows them to sit flush against the surface for a cleaner installation.
Yes, you can spray paint them with a metal-compatible primer and topcoat to suit your aesthetic preferences.
Check that you are using the correct diameter screw for the hole size and that the fastener is fully seated in the timber.
Always pre-drill pilot holes using a drill bit slightly smaller than the shank of your screw.
If used outdoors in high-moisture areas, remove the bracket, clean the surface with a wire brush, and apply a rust-inhibiting metal primer.
Installation is straightforward: ensure your timber members are cut to square, position the bracket to confirm fitment, and mark the holes through the bracket onto the surface. Pre-drilling is recommended to prevent wood splitting, especially when working with hardwoods. For outdoor use, always use stainless steel or hot-dipped galvanized screws to maintain the bracket's lifespan and prevent galvanic corrosion. Periodically inspect the connections annually, especially on structures subject to vibration or heavy loading, to ensure fasteners remain tight. Clean with a damp cloth if dust or debris accumulates during construction.
