National Mfg N114-116 Flat Corner Iron 4 Inch Zinc 4-pack

Product Description

The NATIONAL MFG/SPECTRUM BRANDS HHI N114-116 is a zinc flat corner iron sold in a 4-pack with screws included. Flat corner irons are used to reinforce 90-degree joints on wood framing, cabinet boxes, furniture frames, and light structural assemblies. Each plate measures 4 inches in length and 3/4 inches in width, providing a compact footprint for tight corner applications. The zinc construction resists corrosion in typical indoor environments. Mounting hardware is included, so installers can complete the job without sourcing separate fasteners. This is a practical, no-frills fastening component suited to carpenters, maintenance technicians, and general contractors working on framing or millwork tasks.

These flat corner irons are appropriate for residential and light commercial applications where right-angle joints require additional reinforcement. Common uses include cabinet construction, furniture repair, wood frame bracing, and general joinery work. The compact plate size makes them well suited for finish carpentry and interior millwork where a low-profile bracket is needed. The included screws allow for immediate installation without additional hardware sourcing.

Key Features

• 4-pack provides multiple plates per purchase for multi-joint projects
• Zinc construction offers corrosion resistance for indoor use
• Plate dimensions of 4 inches x 3/4 inches suit tight corner applications
• Flat profile minimizes protrusion at reinforced joints
• Mounting screws included for immediate installation

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose flat corner iron suitable for wood framing, cabinetry, furniture, and light structural joinery applications requiring 90-degree joint reinforcement.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by carpenters, finish trades, or maintenance technicians using a standard screwdriver or drill driver. Ensure the mating surfaces are flush and square before fastening to achieve proper joint alignment. For structural framing applications, verify that the corner iron meets local building code load requirements before relying on it as a primary structural connector.