National Mfg N247-320 Aluminum Flat Angle 1x1/16x48 in

Product Description

The NATIONAL MFG/SPECTRUM BRANDS HHI N247-320 is an anodized aluminum mill flat angle bar measuring 1 inch by 1/16 inch by 48 inches. It is designed for non-structural applications including trim work, framing accents, and light reinforcement projects. The anodized finish provides weather resistance, making this angle suitable for both interior and exterior use in areas where moisture exposure is a concern. Aluminum construction keeps the piece lightweight while still offering enough rigidity for trim and framing tasks. Tradespeople and experienced DIYers working on finish carpentry, light fabrication, or panel reinforcement will find this piece easy to cut, bend, and form to fit project requirements.

This flat angle is intended for residential and light commercial applications where non-load-bearing trim or reinforcement is needed. Typical uses include door and window frame accents, edge protection, partition framing details, and surface reinforcement on panels or casework. The 48-inch length works well for standard framing and trim runs without requiring additional splicing in most applications. It is not rated for structural or load-bearing use and should not be substituted for structural angle in those contexts.

Key Features

• Anodized aluminum finish provides weather resistance for indoor and outdoor use
• Lightweight aluminum construction is easy to handle and maneuver on the job
• Can be bent or formed into multiple configurations to suit trim and framing needs
• 48-inch length suits standard trim and framing runs
• Not designed for load-bearing applications — suitable for trim work and light reinforcement only
• Package quantity of 3 pieces per unit

Compatibility

Designed for use in non-load-bearing trim work and frame reinforcement projects in residential and light commercial construction and finish work.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by finish carpenters, general contractors, or experienced DIYers using standard metal-cutting tools such as a miter saw with a non-ferrous metal blade or aviation snips. The piece can be bent by hand or with a sheet metal brake to achieve the desired profile. Secure with appropriate fasteners for the substrate material. Do not use in structural or load-bearing assemblies.