National Mfg N104-695 Single Splice Bracket Galvanized 2 Pack

Product Description

The NATIONAL MFG/SPECTRUM BRANDS HHI N104-695 is a galvanized single splice bracket engineered for mounting a single run of box rail on buildings with corrugated metal siding. The adjustable design accommodates the uneven surface profiles common on agricultural, commercial, and industrial structures clad in corrugated metal. Sold as a 2-pack, this bracket provides a secure, weather-resistant connection point for box rail systems where standard flat-wall mounting hardware is not suitable. The galvanized finish offers corrosion resistance appropriate for exposed or semi-exposed installations.

This bracket is designed specifically for use with 5114 or 5116 box rail, making it a targeted solution for sliding door hardware installations on corrugated metal buildings. Typical applications include barn doors, equipment shed entrances, and other agricultural or light commercial sliding door assemblies where the wall substrate is corrugated metal rather than wood or masonry. The adjustable feature allows the installer to fine-tune alignment along the rail run before final fastening.

Key Features

• Compatible with 5114 and 5116 box rail for sliding door hardware systems
• Adjustable design accommodates corrugated metal siding surface profiles
• Galvanized construction provides corrosion resistance for outdoor and semi-exposed environments
• Sold as a 2-pack for back-to-back or paired splice applications
• Single-run mounting configuration keeps the rail installation clean and structurally sound

Compatibility

Designed for use with 5114 or 5116 box rail on buildings with corrugated metal siding. Verify rail series before ordering to confirm fitment.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a general contractor, carpenter, or experienced DIYer familiar with sliding door hardware. Ensure the corrugated metal substrate is structurally sound and fastener penetration reaches a solid backing member such as a girt or purlin. Adjust the bracket position along the corrugation profile before final tightening to achieve proper rail alignment. Follow all applicable building codes for the jurisdiction when fastening to metal-clad structures.