National Mfg N266-395 Zinc Corner Iron 3x3/4 in 40-pack

Product Description

The NATIONAL MFG/SPECTRUM BRANDS HHI N266-395 is a zinc corner iron used to reinforce and brace right-angle joints in wood framing, furniture, cabinetry, and general construction assemblies. Each piece measures 3 inches by 3/4 inches, providing a compact flat-plate bracket that sits flush at interior corners. The zinc construction resists corrosion and is suitable for both indoor and sheltered outdoor applications. This pack contains 40 individual corner irons, making it a practical bulk quantity for contractors, carpenters, and maintenance professionals who install these fasteners in volume.

Zinc corner irons of this size are commonly used in light-duty residential and commercial carpentry work. Typical applications include cabinet box assembly, furniture repair, shelf bracket reinforcement, and rough framing bracing. The 3-inch by 3/4-inch profile fits into tight joint areas where larger flat brackets would not clear. Installers working on production runs or repetitive repair tasks benefit from the 40-unit pack quantity.

Key Features

• Zinc construction provides corrosion resistance for indoor and sheltered use
• Compact 3 inches by 3/4 inches profile fits tight corner joints
• Flat-plate design sits flush at right-angle intersections
• Pack of 40 units supports production and volume installation work
• Suitable for cabinetry, furniture, shelving, and light framing applications

Compatibility

Designed as a standard flat corner iron for use in residential and light commercial carpentry and woodworking assemblies where a 3 inches by 3/4 inches zinc bracket meets joint reinforcement requirements.

Installation Notes

Corner irons are typically installed by carpenters, finish trades, or general maintenance technicians using a screwdriver or drill driver with the appropriate fasteners for the substrate. Ensure the mating surfaces are flush and square before fastening to maintain joint alignment. Pre-drill pilot holes in hardwood substrates to prevent splitting. No special codes govern the installation of light-duty corner irons, but fastener selection should match the load requirements of the assembly.