Fulton 300SHB 2x4 Sawhorse Bracket Pair Steel

Product Description

The FULTON 300SHB is a medium-duty, hinge-type sawhorse bracket designed to accept standard dressed or common 2-inch x 4-inch lumber. Sold as a pair, these brackets are fabricated from heavy-gauge steel with a rust-resistant finish for durability in shop and jobsite environments. Flanged nailing holes allow for fast assembly and disassembly without specialty tools. Nails lock the lumber securely in place so the finished sawhorse resists wiggling and stays together when lifted by the rail. No miter cutting of legs is required, saving layout and cutting time on the job.

These brackets are suited for general construction, woodworking, and trade work where a reliable, portable work surface is needed. Carpenters, framers, plumbers, and electricians commonly use sawhorses built with these brackets as staging supports, material handling stands, or temporary work surfaces on residential and light commercial jobsites. The hinge-type design makes breakdown and storage straightforward between tasks. Lumber is not included and must be sourced separately.

Key Features

• Hinge-type bracket allows fast assembly and disassembly without specialty tools
• Flanged nailing holes secure lumber quickly and keep the sawhorse rigid under load
• Accepts standard dressed or common 2-inch x 4-inch lumber with no miter cuts required
• Heavy-gauge steel construction fabricated for strength
• Rust-resistant finish suitable for indoor and outdoor jobsite use
• Sold as a pair to build one complete sawhorse

Compatibility

Designed for use with standard dressed or common 2-inch x 4-inch dimensional lumber. No specific brand or model compatibility is stated by the manufacturer.

Installation Notes

Assembly requires standard 2-inch x 4-inch lumber and common nails or fasteners appropriate for the lumber type. No power tools are required, though a hammer and measuring tape are typical. Follow any applicable jobsite safety guidelines when constructing and loading work supports. Inspect the assembled sawhorse before placing heavy loads to confirm all nailed connections are secure.