National Mfg N258-400 Aluminum Solid Angle 2x96 Inches

Product Description

The NATIONAL MFG/SPECTRUM BRANDS HHI N258-400 is an anodized aluminum solid angle measuring 2 inches by 96 inches, designed for trim work, framing, and structural reinforcement applications. The anodized finish provides weather resistance without adding significant mass, making this angle suitable for both indoor and outdoor use. At 4.65 pounds per piece, it is lightweight enough for single-person handling while delivering the rigidity needed for general-purpose fastening and framing tasks. Licensed contractors and skilled tradespeople working on light construction, renovation, or mechanical enclosure projects will find this a practical stock item.

This aluminum angle is suited for residential and light commercial applications where a durable, corrosion-resistant metal trim or frame component is required. Common uses include door and window frame reinforcement, equipment mounting support, duct or panel edge protection, and general sheet-metal or carpentry trim work. The aluminum material can be field-bent or formed to accommodate angled or irregular installations without specialized equipment. It is intended for interior and exterior use but is not rated or designed for structural load-bearing applications.

Key Features

• Anodized aluminum construction resists corrosion and weathering for interior and exterior use
• Full 96-inch length minimizes splicing on longer runs
• Lightweight at 4.65 pounds — easy single-person handling and installation
• Can be field-bent or formed into multiple configurations without cracking
• Not designed for load-bearing structural applications — appropriate for trim, framing, and reinforcement only

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose aluminum solid angle for trim, framework, and reinforcement projects in residential and light commercial construction or mechanical applications.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by carpenters, general contractors, or HVAC and electrical tradespeople depending on the application. Cut to length using a metal-cutting blade or chop saw with an appropriate non-ferrous metal blade. Deburr all cut edges before fastening to avoid injury and to ensure flush seating. Do not use this angle in load-bearing or structural applications where engineered metal components are required by local building codes.