National Mfg N220-368 Galvanized Mending Brace 10x1 in 5 Pack

Product Description

The NATIONAL MFG/SPECTRUM BRANDS HHI N220-368 is a hot dipped galvanized mending brace designed for reinforcing, attaching, connecting, and splicing panels and structural members. Measuring 10 inches in length by 1 inch in width, this flat strap brace provides a corrosion-resistant metal-to-metal or wood-to-metal connection point in both home and industrial settings. The hot dipped galvanizing process delivers a durable zinc coating that resists rust in exposed or semi-exposed environments. Each package contains 5 individual braces. Licensed contractors, carpenters, and maintenance technicians reach for this hardware when a low-profile, high-strength mending solution is needed without added bulk.

This mending brace is suited for a wide range of light structural and general repair applications. Common uses include reinforcing cracked or split lumber, splicing panel sections, and attaching framing members in residential construction, outbuildings, and industrial maintenance environments. The flat profile allows flush installation against wood, metal, or composite surfaces. It is well suited for interior and exterior applications where corrosion resistance is a priority.

Key Features

• Hot dipped galvanized finish provides durable, rust-resistant protection for interior and exterior use
• 10 inches x 1 inches flat profile fits flush against wood, metal, and composite surfaces
• Suitable for reinforcing, attaching, connecting, and splicing panels
• Bulk pack of 5 braces per package for multi-point repair or production work
• Applicable across home improvement and industrial maintenance applications

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose flat mending brace for residential and light industrial structural repair and connection applications.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by carpenters, general contractors, or maintenance technicians using standard fasteners appropriate for the substrate material. Confirm fastener type and spacing meet applicable local building codes before installation. Inspect mating surfaces for damage or debris before securing the brace to ensure full contact and load transfer.