National Mfg N220-350 Galvanized Mending Brace 8in 5 Pack

Product Description

The NATIONAL MFG/SPECTRUM BRANDS HHI N220-350 is a hot-dipped galvanized mending brace used to reinforce, attach, connect, and splice structural panels and framing members. Measuring 8 inches long by 7/8 inches wide, this flat strap brace provides a corrosion-resistant surface suitable for interior and exterior applications. The hot-dipped galvanized finish offers durable protection against moisture and oxidation. Each package includes 5 braces, making it practical for multi-point repairs or small project runs. Installers in construction, maintenance, and industrial trades reach for this type of hardware when structural continuity across a joint or seam needs reinforcement.

The N220-350 mending brace is suited for residential and light industrial applications where panels, lumber, or flat substrates need to be joined or spliced. Common use cases include reinforcing cracked framing, splicing broken boards, and securing panel edges in wall, floor, and general carpentry assemblies. The galvanized coating makes it appropriate for areas with periodic moisture exposure. Sold in a bulk pack of 5 units per package.

Key Features

• Hot-dipped galvanized finish for corrosion resistance in interior and exterior environments
• 8 inches x 7/8 inches flat strap profile for flush, low-profile installation
• Suitable for reinforcing, attaching, connecting, and splicing panels and framing members
• Applicable across residential, commercial, and light industrial settings
• Sold in a 5-piece pack for multi-point repair and small project efficiency

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose flat mending brace for use with wood panels, framing lumber, and similar flat substrates in home and light industrial construction and repair applications.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by carpenters, general contractors, or maintenance technicians using standard fasteners appropriate for the substrate material. Position the brace flush across the joint or splice point and secure with screws or nails through the pre-punched holes. Ensure the mounting surface is clean and structurally sound before fastening. For load-bearing applications, consult applicable building codes to confirm hardware specifications meet structural requirements.