National Mfg N266-481 Corner Brace 2x5/8 in Black Bulk

Product Description

The NATIONAL MFG/SPECTRUM BRANDS HHI N266-481 is a black powder-coated steel corner brace designed to reinforce right-angle corner joints in light construction and finish carpentry applications. Measuring 2 inches in length by 5/8 inches in width, this inside corner brace features countersunk screw holes for a flush, secure fastener seating. The powder-coated finish provides improved resistance to moisture and corrosion, extending service life in moderately exposed environments. Sold in bulk quantity, this part is well-suited for contractors, maintenance technicians, and facilities personnel who need a reliable supply of small hardware for ongoing work.

The N266-481 corner brace is used across a range of interior and light exterior applications including chests, window frames, screen frames, and furniture assembly or repair. The countersunk hole pattern allows flathead fasteners to sit flush with the brace surface, reducing snag points and providing a cleaner finish. Bulk packaging makes this brace practical for high-volume jobs, renovation work, or stocking a service van or shop inventory with standard hardware.

Key Features

• 2 inches x 5/8 inches inside corner brace for right-angle joint reinforcement
• Countersunk screw holes allow flush flathead fastener installation
• Powder-coated black finish for improved weather and corrosion resistance
• Suitable for chests, screens, window frames, and furniture
• Bulk packaging for high-volume or ongoing maintenance use

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose inside corner brace for right-angle joints in furniture, chest, screen, and window frame construction or repair. No specific OEM model compatibility is stated for this part.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by carpenters, millwrights, maintenance technicians, or general contractors using standard hand tools. Position the brace flat against both mating surfaces at the interior corner before driving fasteners through the countersunk holes. Ensure both surfaces are square and secure before final fastener tightening. No power tools or specialized trade licensing are required for standard installation.