Fulton Corporation 300SHB Medium Duty Steel Sawhorse Bracket

Product Description

The FULTON CORPORATION 300SHB is a medium duty steel sawhorse bracket sold as a pair. These brackets are designed to accept standard dimensional lumber, allowing tradespeople and contractors to build functional sawhorses on the job site or in the shop. The extra-long bracket body adds structural rigidity, reducing flex under load. Flared nail holes are built into the design to speed assembly and allow the sawhorse to be broken down and stored flat when not in use. The 300SHB is a practical worksite accessory for carpenters, framers, and general contractors who need a sturdy, reusable work surface support.

These steel sawhorse brackets are suited for residential and light commercial construction environments. Typical applications include temporary work surfaces, material staging, and support for cutting operations. The flared nail hole design makes field assembly straightforward without specialized tooling. Sold in pairs, the 300SHB provides everything needed to build one complete sawhorse using contractor-supplied lumber. The package quantity is 12 units, making it practical to stock on supply trucks or in tool cribs for repeated deployment across job sites.

Key Features

• Medium duty steel construction for reliable worksite use
• Extra-long bracket body adds strength and reduces flex under load
• Flared nail holes allow fast assembly with standard fasteners
• Knock-down design enables flat storage when not in use
• Sold as a pair — builds one complete sawhorse with contractor-supplied lumber
• Package quantity of 12 supports multi-unit stocking

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement and standard fitment bracket for medium duty sawhorse applications using contractor-supplied dimensional lumber.

Installation Notes

Assembly is typically performed by carpenters or general contractors using standard lumber and common fasteners. Power down any nearby power tools before beginning assembly on an energized work surface. Use appropriately sized nails or screws through the flared nail holes to secure the lumber legs and top rail securely before placing any load on the sawhorse. Inspect brackets for deformation before each use and do not exceed the load rating appropriate for medium duty steel construction.