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Corner Brace, Zinc, 5/8 X 3 In., 4-pk.

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This zinc corner brace is designed to square and reinforce 90-degree angle corner joints in woodworking, cabinetry, shelving, and light-frame construction. The two-sided design wraps around wood at corners for a more secure hold, making it ideal for reinforcing tight corners in cabinets, shelves, and frames. Each brace features a corrosion-resistant zinc finish that delivers long-lasting durability in humid workshops and protects against moisture and wear.

The pack of four ensures you have enough hardware for multiple connections and joints throughout your project. The precision-engineered countersunk holes allow 6 Phillips flat-head screws to sit flush with the surface, eliminating snag points and creating a clean, professional appearance. This design enables quick and easy assembly, making the corner brace a go-to choice for DIY enthusiasts and professional carpenters alike.

Features and Benefits

  • Two-Sided Design: Wraps around wood at corners for improved stability and a more secure hold at right-angle joints.
  • Corrosion-Resistant Zinc Finish: Provides long-lasting durability in humid environments and outdoor applications.
  • Compact 5/8″ × 3″ Dimensions: Ideal for reinforcing tight corners without excess bulk.
  • Countersunk Hole Design: Screws sit flush with the surface for a smooth, professional finish.
  • Compatible with 6 Phillips Flat-Head Screws: Uses standard fasteners found in most toolkits for streamlined assembly.
  • Pilot-Hole Recommendation: A 5/64-inch pilot hole prevents wood splitting and ensures a secure grip when using wood screws.

Specifications

  • Brand: National Hardware
  • Model: N245-407
  • Size: 5/8 x 3 inches
  • Material: Steel with zinc finish
  • Thickness: 0.04 inches
  • Quantity: 4 pieces per pack
  • Screw Holes: Countersunk, sized for 6 Phillips flat-head screws

How to Use

  • Drill a pilot hole with a 5/64-inch drill bit when using wood screws to prevent splitting and ensure a secure fit.