National Mfg N247-478 Aluminum Flat Angle 2x1/8x48 in

Product Description

The NATIONAL MFG/SPECTRUM BRANDS HHI N247-478 is an anodized aluminum mill flat angle measuring 2 inches by 1/8 inches by 48 inches. It is used for trim work, framing, and structural reinforcement applications where a lightweight, corrosion-resistant metal profile is needed. The anodized finish provides weather resistance, extending service life in both interior and exterior environments. Aluminum construction keeps the piece easy to handle and position, while still delivering meaningful structural support for non-load-bearing tasks. Tradespeople and contractors working on finish trim, framing details, or light reinforcement projects will find this angle stock straightforward to cut, bend, or form to fit the application.

This flat angle is suited for residential and light commercial trim and framing work. Typical applications include door and window frame reinforcement, metal trim detailing, and bracing in non-load-bearing assemblies. The 48-inch length accommodates most standard framing and trim spans without splicing. Because aluminum can be bent or formed into a variety of shapes, this piece adapts to custom configurations on the jobsite. It is not designed or rated for load-bearing structural use and should not be substituted for rated structural steel or engineered framing members in those applications.

Key Features

• Anodized aluminum finish provides weather resistance for indoor and outdoor use
• Dimensions: 2 inches x 1/8 inches x 48 inches for versatile fit in trim and framing applications
• Lightweight aluminum is easy to handle, cut, and position on the jobsite
• Can be bent or formed into multiple shapes to suit custom configurations
• Not rated or designed for load-bearing structural applications
• Package quantity of 2 pieces per unit

Compatibility

Designed for use in non-load-bearing trim work, frame work, and reinforcement projects where a standard 2-inch aluminum flat angle profile is required.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by general contractors, finish carpenters, or maintenance tradespeople using standard metal-cutting tools such as a hacksaw or metal-blade miter saw. Deburr all cut edges before final installation to prevent injury and ensure clean fitment. This angle is not a load-bearing structural member and must not be used in applications requiring rated structural support. Follow applicable local building codes for any framing or reinforcement application.