National Mfg N266-361 Zinc Corner Iron 2x5/8 Inch 40 Pack

Product Description

The NATIONAL MFG/SPECTRUM BRANDS HHI N266-361 is a zinc corner iron used to reinforce and brace right-angle joints in wood framing, furniture, shelving, and general construction assemblies. Each piece measures 2 inches in length by 5/8 inches in width and is constructed from zinc for corrosion resistance in both interior and light-duty exterior applications. This package contains 40 individual corner irons, making it well suited for contractors, carpenters, and maintenance professionals who need a reliable supply of hardware on a single job or across multiple projects. Installation requires only basic hand tools and fasteners appropriate to the substrate.

Corner irons of this type are commonly used in residential and light commercial construction and repair work. Typical applications include reinforcing cabinet frames, furniture joints, wood shelving brackets, and interior trim assemblies. The compact 2-inch by 5/8-inch profile fits into tight joint areas where larger brackets are impractical. Carpenters, finish trades workers, and general maintenance technicians regularly stock this type of fastening hardware for both rough framing and finish work.

Key Features

• Zinc construction provides corrosion resistance for interior and light-duty exterior use
• Compact 2-inch by 5/8-inch profile fits tight joint and corner applications
• Bulk pack of 40 pieces reduces per-unit cost for high-volume installs
• Right-angle design reinforces wood-to-wood corner and butt joints
• Suitable for furniture, shelving, cabinet, and general framing repairs

Compatibility

Designed as a standard OEM-style zinc corner iron for use in wood framing, furniture, and shelving joint reinforcement applications where a 2-inch by 5/8-inch bracket profile is required.

Installation Notes

Corner irons are installed by carpenters and general tradespeople using a screwdriver or drill driver with the appropriate fasteners for the substrate material. Ensure the mating surfaces are flush and square before securing the bracket to achieve a tight, load-bearing joint. Use fastener lengths appropriate to the material thickness to avoid splitting or blowout. No special tools or code inspections are typically required for standard furniture and shelving applications.