Simpson Strong-Tie E9/2.5 Large Reinforced Angle Bracket Angle brackets
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Simpson Strong-Tie E9/2.5 Large Reinforced Angle Bracket 
Simpson Strong-Tie AB255SSH Structural angle bracket for CLT 
Simpson Strong-Tie ABR100PB Structural angle bracket, Black finish 
Simpson Strong-Tie AB255HD Reinforced angle bracket for CLT with angled screws 
Simpson Strong-Tie E5IX Structural Angle Bracket, A4 Stainless Steel 
Simpson Strong-Tie ABF230 Adjustable Angle Bracket for Timber Floor Slabs 
Simpson Strong-Tie ABR Reinforced angle bracket (9015 100) 
Simpson Strong-Tie AC35350Z Connection Angle Bracket, ZPRO 
Simpson Strong-Tie ACW Curtain wall bracket 
Simpson Strong-Tie L-PB Flat L-Shaped Angle Bracket, Black Finish 
Simpson Strong-Tie CF-R Heavy load bracket 
Simpson Strong-Tie T-PB Flat “T” bracket, Black finish 
Simpson Strong-Tie RFCP Flat Angle Bracket for Round Timber 
Simpson Strong-Tie SBV Heavy-duty bracket 
Simpson Strong-Tie AB135-PB 135° connection bracket, Black finish 
Simpson Strong-Tie H2.5A Angle Bracket for Trussed Rafters and Rafters 
Simpson Strong-Tie ABR-S Structural angle bracket, A4 stainless steel (9020S, 10525S) 
Simpson Strong-Tie AKR-Z Reinforced Angle Bracket for Timber Frame, ZPRO 
Simpson Strong-Tie E9S/2.5 Large Reinforced Angle Bracket 
Simpson Strong-Tie AB-PB 90° connection bracket, Black finish 
Simpson Strong-Tie ABR Reinforced angle bracket (9020 7015) 
Simpson Strong-Tie ABR255 Reinforced angle bracket for CLT 
Simpson Strong-Tie AB45C External corner bracket for external insulation 
Simpson Strong-Tie AE Wide reinforced angle bracket 
Simpson Strong-Tie EA444/2PB Connection bracket, Black finish 
Simpson Strong-Tie ABR255 Reinforced Angle Bracket for CLT 
Simpson Strong-Tie END Straight Ribbed Angle Bracket 
Simpson Strong-Tie ABR Reinforced angle bracket (105, 70, 90) 
Simpson Strong-Tie ACRL Reinforced angle bracket 
Simpson Strong-Tie RFC Angle bracket for round timber 
Simpson Strong-Tie ABR-S Structural angle bracket, A4 stainless steel (100S) 
Simpson Strong-Tie EBCN Connection Angle Bracket for Cladding 
Simpson Strong-Tie EA Assembly angle bracket 
Simpson Strong-Tie TFPC frame wall connection system 
Simpson Strong-Tie ER Reinforced angle bracket 
Simpson Strong-Tie ES Standard angle bracket 
Simpson Strong-Tie ABR Reinforced Angle Bracket (170 220) 
Simpson Strong-Tie CCW Curtain wall bracket 
Simpson Strong-Tie LS Adjustable Angle Bracket 
Simpson Strong-Tie TAZ Stair tread angle 
Simpson Strong-Tie EBCN Cladding bracket 
Simpson Strong-Tie EBR Bracket for round timber 42 of 60 products
What is an angle bracket?
Angle brackets are supports that reinforce joints.
To prevent a corner joint from failing under high stresses caused by heavy loads or excessive compression, internal brackets are installed inside it. They are L-shaped and most are made of metal, although they can sometimes be found in plastic or wood.
They are mainly used to reinforce corner joints in timber-frame construction, chairs and dining tables.
External angle brackets are often used for purely decorative reasons. They are mainly designed to conceal a corner and are often decorated with engravings or patterns.
In terms of structural design, external brackets are quite similar to internal brackets. The main difference is that they are designed to be visually attractive rather than functional. Doors, gates, tables and other structures or furniture can be fitted with them to give them extra character.
Improved support
Angle brackets provide better support than screws alone, especially on inclined surfaces. Brackets provide sufficient support where the angle differs from 90 degrees to the horizontal and ensure the strength needed to secure the connection.
Versatility
Angle brackets are useful in many situations. They are used to support doors and ceilings, among other things. They act as a frame or brace for other structural elements. They are also used as decorative elements on doors, furniture and other architectural features.
Ease of use of internal brackets
On non-flat areas, such as a sloping ceiling, it is better to use brackets rather than screws alone because they are simpler to install. You will need fewer fixings than if you used screws alone at an angled point. In addition, installation requires few tools and no special skills.
Maintenance of timber connections
Most, if not all, angle brackets are coated to protect them from rust and corrosion. You can even paint them if you wish, without affecting their strength or durability. Because they are designed to last a long time, they are preferable to screws alone in most cases.
When using angle brackets, you are not limited to one model or size. Decorative models, for example, are available in a wide variety of designs to complement the style of your project.
Sustainability
Angle brackets can be recycled or reused quite easily. As they can be remelted into other steel products, they are environmentally beneficial and sustainable in the long term. This reduces waste and the need to extract additional resources.