National Mfg N179-929 Solid Galvanized Angle 1x36 in 2 Pack

Product Description

The NATIONAL MFG/SPECTRUM BRANDS HHI N179-929 is a solid galvanized steel angle bracket measuring 1 inch by 36 inches, sold in a package of two. It provides rigid structural support in construction framing, repair work, and general building applications where a strong, durable brace is required. The galvanized finish delivers corrosion resistance suited for demanding environments. The steel can be drilled on-site to accommodate fasteners, making it adaptable to a wide range of project requirements. Trade professionals and experienced DIYers use this angle for structural bracing, shelf support, and reinforcement tasks where load-bearing integrity matters.

This galvanized angle is well suited for residential and light commercial construction and repair applications. It works in framing support, corner bracing, shelf mounting, and general structural reinforcement wherever a rigid right-angle support is needed. Because it can be drilled to accept standard fasteners, it adapts readily to wood, metal, and masonry assemblies. Note that this part is not recommended for welding due to its galvanized coating, which releases harmful fumes when heated.

Key Features

• Solid steel construction provides rigid, load-bearing support
• Galvanized finish resists corrosion in damp or exposed environments
• Can be drilled on-site to accept screws, bolts, or other fasteners
• Not recommended for welding due to galvanization
• Sold as a package of two angles

Compatibility

Designed for general construction and repair applications where a strong, drillable angle support is needed. Suitable for use with standard wood and metal framing fasteners.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by carpenters, general contractors, or experienced tradespeople using standard drill bits and appropriate fasteners for the substrate. Always secure the workpiece before drilling. Do not weld this angle, as heating the galvanized coating produces hazardous zinc fumes. Follow applicable local building codes when using structural support hardware in load-bearing assemblies.