National Mfg N275-669 Zinc Corner Brace 0.75x0.5 in 40 Pack

Product Description

The NATIONAL MFG/SPECTRUM BRANDS HHI N275-669 is a zinc-plated steel corner brace designed to reinforce inside right-angle corner joints on a wide range of general household and light commercial applications. Measuring 0.75 inches by 0.5 inches, this compact brace provides structural support at corner joints where two surfaces meet at a 90-degree angle. Screw holes are countersunk for a flush, clean installation. The brace is manufactured from steel for load-bearing strength and finished in zinc for corrosion resistance. Each package contains 40 individual braces, making it a practical supply for repair, maintenance, or production work.

This corner brace is suited for reinforcing chests, window frames, door screens, furniture frames, and similar interior woodworking or cabinetry assemblies. The small form factor makes it appropriate for light-duty corner joints where a larger brace would be impractical. It is commonly used by finish carpenters, furniture repair technicians, and maintenance professionals working on residential or light commercial fixtures. The countersunk holes accept flat-head screws and allow the brace to sit flush against the workpiece surface without protruding.

Key Features

• Countersunk screw holes for flush, low-profile installation
• Steel construction with zinc finish for strength and corrosion resistance
• Compact 0.75 inch by 0.5 inch profile fits tight corner joints
• Designed for reinforcing inside right-angle corners
• Suitable for chests, screens, windows, furniture, and similar assemblies
• Sold in a 40-piece pack for repair or production use

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose OEM-style corner brace for light-duty inside right-angle corner joints on wooden furniture, cabinetry, window frames, screens, and chests.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by carpenters, furniture repair technicians, or maintenance professionals using standard hand tools. Position the brace flush inside the corner joint and mark pilot holes before driving screws to prevent wood splitting. Ensure the mating surfaces are square and tight before fastening. No specialized tools or permits are required for standard furniture and fixture applications.