National Mfg N190-827 Corner Iron 1.5in Bright Brass 4 Pack

Product Description

The NATIONAL MFG/SPECTRUM BRANDS HHI N190-827 is a corner iron bracket used to reinforce and brace right-angle joints in woodworking, furniture repair, cabinet assembly, and general construction applications. Each bracket measures 1.5 inches by 0.625 inches and features a bright brass finish that resists corrosion and provides a clean appearance on exposed installations. This listing includes a pack of 4 corner irons with screws included, making it a ready-to-install solution for trade professionals and skilled DIYers handling finish carpentry or structural bracing tasks.

These corner irons are suited for residential and light commercial applications where a small, low-profile metal bracket is needed to stabilize corner joints. Common install scenarios include cabinet frame reinforcement, shelf bracketing, furniture frame repair, and door or window casing work. The included screws allow for immediate installation without requiring separate fastener sourcing. The bright brass finish makes these appropriate for visible applications where appearance matters alongside function.

Key Features

• Dimensions of 1.5 inches by 0.625 inches per bracket for low-profile corner reinforcement
• Bright brass finish for corrosion resistance and clean aesthetic on exposed surfaces
• Pack of 4 brackets included for multi-joint applications
• Screws included for complete, ready-to-install package
• Compact size suited for cabinet, furniture, and finish carpentry work

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose corner iron suitable for standard right-angle bracing and reinforcement tasks in woodworking, cabinetry, and light structural applications.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by carpenters, finish trades, or general contractors. Ensure the mating surfaces are flush and square before fastening to achieve proper alignment. Use the included screws and a standard Phillips or flathead screwdriver. No power tools are required for most applications, though a drill with an appropriate bit may be used to pre-drill pilot holes in hardwood to prevent splitting.