National Mfg N247-353 Aluminum Flat Angle 1.5x48 in Mill

Product Description

The NATIONAL MFG/SPECTRUM BRANDS HHI N247-353 is an anodized aluminum mill flat angle stock used for trim work, framing, and structural reinforcement in light-duty applications. It measures 1.5 inches wide by 0.0625 inches thick by 48 inches long and ships in a package of two pieces. The anodized mill finish provides weather resistance without painting or coating. Aluminum construction keeps the piece lightweight while retaining enough structural integrity for non-load-bearing applications. The material is workable and can be bent or formed into a variety of shapes on the job site. Contractors, finish carpenters, and general tradespeople commonly use this profile for interior and exterior trim detailing.

This flat angle is suited for residential and light commercial use where a thin, formable aluminum profile is needed. Typical applications include door and window trim work, cabinet framing, panel edge reinforcement, and general fabrication tasks. Because it is not rated for load-bearing use, it should not be substituted for structural angle iron or structural aluminum extrusions in framing systems that carry vertical or lateral loads. The anodized finish helps the piece hold up in damp or outdoor-exposed environments without significant corrosion concerns.

Key Features

• Anodized mill finish aluminum resists weather and corrosion without additional coating
• Lightweight aluminum profile is easy to cut, drill, and form on site
• Can be bent or shaped into a variety of configurations for custom trim and framing tasks
• 48-inch length accommodates standard trim and panel applications with minimal cutting waste
• Not designed for load-bearing use — intended for trim, framing accent, and reinforcement only
• Sold as a package of two pieces per unit

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose aluminum flat angle for non-load-bearing trim and reinforcement applications in residential and light commercial construction and fabrication projects.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by carpenters, general contractors, or skilled tradespeople using standard metal-cutting tools such as a miter saw with a non-ferrous blade or a tin snips for thinner cuts. Secure with appropriate fasteners for aluminum, avoiding dissimilar metals that can cause galvanic corrosion in wet environments. Do not use this angle in any structural or load-bearing capacity. Consult local building codes for any application where framing reinforcement is subject to inspection.