Bent angle brackets galvanized 125 mm

The galvanised version means the steel has received a zinc coating. This coating protects against rust and ensures the angle bracket keeps a neat appearance over time, as long as you use it in a dry or sheltered environment. For outdoor applications or very humid spaces, it is advisable to check in advance whether the galvanisation is sufficient for this purpose.

What are curved angle brackets used for?

An angle bracket reinforces the corner between two parts set at right angles to each other. Think of cabinets, window frames, frames, shelves and other wooden constructions. The curved model provides extra strength in the corner, because the material runs through and does not have to rely on a weld or bend point.

How do you choose the right size?

Choose the size based on the dimensions of the parts you want to join and the load the connection must carry. For small applications a compact version is often sufficient, while a longer angle bracket of 125 mm offers more surface for screws and therefore more hold. At Proffix the same curved angle brackets are also available in 40 mm and 65 mm, so you can compare the sizes side by side.

Assembly and fixing materials

For a good connection, you need screws that suit the material you are working with. Make sure the screw heads fit well into the holes of the angle bracket and that the screw length matches the thickness of the wood. Preferably fix the angle bracket to a flat surface, so the corner stays straight after assembly.

Frequently asked questions

What does galvanized mean for an angle bracket?

The steel has a zinc layer that counteracts rust formation. This extends the service life, especially in dry or sheltered spaces.

What sizes are available for this curved angle bracket?

Besides the 125 mm version, Proffix also offers this type in 40 mm and 65 mm. This way you can choose the size that suits your application.

Can I reorder this product if it is not in stock?

This item is in stock and can be reordered. If you have questions about availability, you can also contact Proffix by phone or email.