Description

The NATIONAL MFG/SPECTRUM BRANDS HHI N351-494 is a black powder coated steel corner brace designed to reinforce 90-degree angles in structural and finish carpentry applications. Measuring 3 inches overall with a 2.4-inch leg width and 1/8-inch material thickness, this brace applies to the inside or outside of a corner joint. The square shape and multiple bolt slots per side provide a wider bearing footprint, improving stability across broader building materials. Chamfered corners add a finished appearance where the hardware will remain visible. Sold in a pack of 5 individual braces.

This corner brace suits general construction, woodworking, shelving, and light structural reinforcement tasks. It is appropriate for residential framing details, cabinet work, furniture repair, and similar applications where a right-angle connection needs added mechanical support. The powder coat finish provides corrosion resistance for interior use and protected exterior environments. Two material thicknesses are available across the product line, allowing the installer to select the appropriate brace for the load and material combination at hand.

Key Features

Powder coated black steel construction for corrosion resistance and finished appearance
3-inch size with 2.4-inch leg width and 1/8-inch material thickness
Multiple bolt slots per side increase bearing area for wider building materials
Square shape fits inside or outside 90-degree corner joints
Chamfered corners provide a decorative look where hardware is exposed
Pack of 5 individual braces per box

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose OEM-style corner brace for wood framing, shelving, cabinetry, and light structural assemblies requiring 90-degree angle reinforcement.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by carpenters, general contractors, or knowledgeable DIYers using standard drill and fastener tools. Select fastener size and type based on the base material and load requirements for the application. Ensure mating surfaces are clean, flat, and properly aligned before securing the brace. Use all available bolt slots to achieve maximum joint stability.