Angle Brackets - 150mm x 90mm - Silver
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The TIMCO Angle Bracket (150mm x 90mm) is a heavy-duty structural connector designed for carpenters, contractors, and DIY enthusiasts who need a reliable solution for strengthening timber joints. Its primary benefit is providing superior rigidity and corner reinforcement for wood structures like sheds and studwork, though users should note it is rated for sheltered or occasionally damp environments rather than direct, constant maritime exposure.
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| Colour | Silver |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 15090AB |
| Brand | TIMCO |
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FAQs
What is the material thickness of this bracket?
The bracket is made from 2mm thick carbon steel.
Can I use this bracket outdoors?
Yes, it has a corrosion rating of 2, making it suitable for sheltered or rural environments, but it is not recommended for coastal areas.
What size bolts fit this bracket?
The bracket includes holes for M8 and M10 bolts, as well as M10 bolt slots for adjustable installation.
How many nail holes does it have?
There are 23 nail holes provided to ensure a secure fixing.
What are the dimensions of the bracket?
The bracket measures 150mm x 90mm with a width of 62mm.
Troubleshooting
Bracket does not sit flush against the corner
Check the timber corner for debris or rounded edges; trim the wood if necessary to ensure a flat seating surface.
Fastener holes do not align with lumber
Verify the bracket is square; use the slotted M10 holes to provide extra room for repositioning the bracket before fixing.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- High-strength 2mm carbon steel build
- Flexible mounting options including nails, bolts, and slotted fixings
- Galvanised finish prevents early rusting in sheltered outdoor areas
- Provides significant structural rigidity to timber frames
Cons
- Not suitable for extreme marine or coastal environments
- Requires specific hardware (nails/bolts) not included with the bracket
- Steel edges may be sharp and require careful handling
Setup, Compatibility & Care
For installation, ensure you are using suitable structural nails or M8/M10 bolts compatible with the timber thickness. Align the bracket in the corner of the joint and mark the fastener positions. Always pre-drill timber if there is a risk of splitting.
Regarding maintenance, while the galvanised coating offers good protection, check the brackets annually for signs of moisture buildup if installed in damp environments. If the galvanised layer is scratched during installation, applying a cold-galvanising spray can help maintain the corrosion resistance rating.