MIDWEST FASTENER CORP
MIDWEST FASTENER CORP 37202 Solid Brass Corner Brace 5PK
Pack of five solid brass corner braces for reinforcing right-angle joints
- TypeBrackets & Braces
- Solid brass construction resists corrosion
- Five braces included for multiple joints
- 1-1/4 inch size fits standard corners
- New condition ensures full structural integrity
- Manufacturer direct shipping on orders over 75
Solid Brass Corner Braces 5-Pack
These 1-1/4 inch solid brass corner braces reinforce right-angle joints in woodworking, cabinetry and light structural repairs. The five-piece pack supplies enough hardware for multiple corners or larger assemblies. Builders and hobbyists who need corrosion-resistant reinforcement for indoor or sheltered outdoor projects will find them suitable. The solid brass construction avoids the rust risk of plated steel in damp environments.
Upgrade from plated steel brackets
Plated steel brackets can corrode and stain surrounding material over time, especially in humid conditions. Solid brass eliminates that failure mode while providing comparable mechanical strength for light-duty joints. The switch is worth it when the project will see moisture, frequent handling or visible hardware where rust streaks would be unacceptable. Buyers who need heavier load capacity or larger brace dimensions should look elsewhere.
Simple screw mounting
Each brace mounts with standard wood screws driven through the pre-drilled holes; no specialised tools are required. The soft brass threads can strip if screws are over-torqued, so hand-tightening or a low-torque driver is recommended. Misaligned pilot holes are the most common issue, causing the brace to sit proud of the surface. Pre-drilling with a brad-point bit matching the screw shank prevents wandering.
Highlights
- Solid brass construction resists corrosion
- Five braces included for multiple joints
- 1-1/4 inch size fits standard corners
- New condition ensures full structural integrity
- Manufacturer direct shipping on orders over 75
Specifications
| Brand | MIDWEST FASTENER |
|---|---|
| Type | Brackets & Braces |
Questions about this item
What size pilot hole does the 1-1/4" brace need for the mounting screws?
Drill a pilot hole slightly smaller than the screw shank to prevent the solid brass from splitting during installation.
Which step is most often missed when fitting these corner braces?
Pre-drilling every hole before driving screws; skipping it strips the soft brass and misaligns the joint.
Will the solid brass finish need any upkeep over time?
Brass naturally darkens; occasional polishing with a non-abrasive cleaner restores the original shine if desired.
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