Customer Reviews for Everbilt 2 in. Steel Zinc-Plated Corner Brace (4-Pack)

We use a lot of black metal accents in our office/workspace and these braces are perfect to hold some medium sized shelves we use to store supplies. They have a nice black finish that looks decorative without the "decor" price tag. They also came with plenty of screws to hang the braces and attach shelves. The packaging is great and keeps them from scratching each other up in transit. It's great to have the right sized screw right there when you need it!

Nice little corner braces, will be perfect for hanging a small shelf in my office; however, I'll need to grab a second brace! Oops. The finish is a nice black and these are Very solid. They also come with screws, which is a win. I hate having to track down a matching finish screw with just the right sized head for the brace hole. I'll be getting more of these in this size and larger.

Hands down these are the nicest most well made corner braces i have ever seen. Excellent quality ! The detail on them makes them attractive as well as functional. My plan was to use them on the outside of my raised bed boxes to bolster the corners. Some i used on the inside as well to augment the metal corners on those special boxes.I use many many of these corners around the farm but these are by far the best i have seen. These things are super nice and look like they will last for years to come. They also come with all the hardware you need to finish the job!

The everbilt 11/2" black corner brace are very well crafted and engineered. These brackets are very handy and are nice to keep on hand around the house. They come in handy for many things like, fixing loose drawer parts, Cabinet end panels, shelfs that need extra support ect. They don't take much space to store and save a trip to the store when you notice something that needs a little tlc

The everbilt 5" L corner brace in black is very high quality and well engineered. These brackets have many uses and come in very handy. They can be used in many building and craft projects around the house and are always handy to keep a few around. You could use to help a drawer that might be falling apart, a self that needs a little more support, a end panel of a cabinet that's loose ect.

These medium strength steel brackets are ideal for adding a bit of shelf space in the garage. The metal racks are full but with this bracket kit I can add up to eight shelves on the outsides of the racks using bits of 3/4 inch plywood that I have left over from other projects. The brackets come with screws that are very close to fitting flush with the bracket. They are good quality and can be installed with a regular screwdriver or power tools.

Excellent bracket with a nice gauge thickness. Won't be easy bending these. Size per bracket piece are exact to each other. The black coating on these brackets are exceptional. I used a flat head screwdriver tip in order to scratch off the coating and I have to say, it took some effort to get down to the metal. The screws are protected just as well. These should do very, very well for outdoor applications. The finish is nice enough for indoor projects, where you may see the bracket. The screws are wood screw thread with a point tip. The screws look to be 9/16 inch long with a #6 diameter. For any application other than wood(metal, etc.), I would suggest a different, appropriate screw. Highly recommend.

I am a woodworker, and make a lot of boxes and accent pieces, and these small corner braces are perfect for putting on the corners of boxes just to break up the sharp square angles. I have used aluminum before, plastic, and these small black braces and they look wonderful. You can look at the photos below to tell just how wonderful they finish off a piece.

Everbilt 6 in Hammered Corner Braces. Black in color. Set of 4 braces plus screws. Three packets of screws included (8 each), enough for 24 mounting holes. Nice looking hammer style coating. I use mine for building a battery charging shelf and for mounting flower boxes. If you use these braces for shelfing, you will need shorter screws for the shelf half of the brace. The supplied screws will go through the 3/4 in wood shelf. The supplied screws work well for mounting on drywall. Be sure to hit a stud.

These brackets served their purpose. They do bend under some pressure, but with a few in place, they hold steady.

Used them to fix kitchen drawer. Easy to use, fixed well. very sturdy

I've used these in the past. Very sturdy. I hang live edge oak bars and I use these brackets for wall mount and hairpin legs underneath. Perfect, sturdy, simple!

I used these to hang a small shelf in the bathroom. We used sinkers with it.

These braces are well-made, no rough edges, uniformly bright and with an even finish. I used them to construct a shelving unit to support a heavy television set. The shelves are functioning well, with no wobble or sway, held securely in place with these corner braces. A very good value and totally functional.

Well, they're just corner braces, but they're good ones. I've used these many times to stiffen chair legs and other corner joints that were wobbly. They are inexpensive, do a good job, and are available in just about any size you need. And, the cool thing is that they can also be bent a little to fit a joint that isn't quite square, but still make the joint rigid. (See attached photo) So, based on my experience, I would recommend them.

I bought 7 packs of these, at least. They work great! They are very sturdy and hold my shelves in place. Out of those 7 packs, only one brace was defective. Great odds.

Perfect for small areas, perfect for corners, surprisingly strong, can be bent for odd angles, compatible with several sizes of screw

Fairly strong for the size, perfect for small areas

These are great steel corner braces for tricky jobs. I generally secure joints with a Kreg Jig or screws from the outside but these braces come in handy when I dont want to put screw holes on the outside of the piece and cant use my Kreg Jig. They are made of tough steel and zinc plated so they can take some weather. The 5/8" screws they come with are a great depth for the usual 5/8" and 3/4" thick wood I tend to work with. I pre-drill with a 5/64th for soft woods and a 3/32nd for hard woods. When using these, I aim to pre-drill the holes slightly away from the opposing surface (usually towards me) so when I secure the screws, they pull the brace and wood together nice and tight. If I dont do this, the braces can force separation between the two pieces you are joining which is not good. I most recently use them to secure an oak top to a desk I made for my daughter. The skirt on the desk was too small for a Kreg Jig, so I used these braces.

I use them making cornhole boards. They have not failed yet.

I use stainless steel corner braces when I want to attach a base for shelving to a concrete floor. No rust & should last longer than the treated lumber it is attached to.

Ruined my cabinet project… see image… had to straighten them manually

Used these to add plywood shelves to garage storage cabinets that came with 3 shelves but had mounting locations for 6. Cut the plywood 1/8" narrower than the inside width of the cabinet, slot the corner braces into the shelf mounting locations, drop in the plywood and install 2 screws through the brace into the shelf. I did not find it necessary to install screws in the other holes, gravity will keep the shelf in place.

These little braces work pretty well for as small as they are. I got them to secure the inside corners of a flower planter box I made. I liked the small size because they are not easily seen, but they are thick enough that they hold tightly and kept it sturdy when filled with soil. They are zinc plated which is nice because they will hold up outside and in the weather.

This corner brace is priced great! I got them to use as an alternative to pricey shelf supports. The least expensive shelf brackets I found were $12. These work great for the open shelf. industrial style that is so popular right now. They are extra special corner braces because they are zinc plated, so they will not rust and can be used indoors or outdoors. The three holes are off set as to add more stability and the screw holes are counter-set so the screws finish flush.

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The braces worked perfectly on my 83" narrow sofa table legs, giving them extra stability.

This five inch corner bracket will hold up to most any task. Quality throughout. The zinc plating will slow down if not stop any rusting. Screws DO NOT come with this product. The ninety degree angle is just that...ninety degree. I recommend a #10 size screws. The bracket holes are countersunk-tapered to accommodate flat head screws for flush fitting, though it will accept whatever you can fit through the hole.

Quality throughout This three quarter inch corner bracket will hold up to most any task. The zinc plating will slow down if not stop any rusting. Screws DO NOT come with this product. The ninety degree angle is just that...ninety degree. Recommended screw is a #6 x 3/4". The bracket holes are tapered to accommodate flat head screws for flush fitting though it will accept whatever you can fit through the hole.

5 Inch Corner Brace. One inch wide and zink plated for corrosion protection. Three mounting holes per side with chamfer on the inside to have the mounting screw head even with the brace surface. About 1/8 inch thick and has a tight bend. I use these braces to mount flower boxes I make so its not technically a corner brace. I mount the brace on the outside of the house and lay the flower box on the bottom of the brace. Then screw the brace from the bottom into the bottom of the flower box. The braces shown in one of the photos are from a previous project and are larger than 5 inch.