Perforated Angle Bracket Baks KTC25H25/2 25x25 mm model 620320

Perforated Angle Bracket Baks KTC25H25/2 25x25 mm model 620320 is an L-shaped metal connector designed for joining, reinforcing and stabilizing small wooden and metal constructions. With compact 25x25 mm legs and a series of perforations along both flanges, this bracket provides a practical connection point for screws, bolts or rivets where compact angular joins are needed in furniture, fixtures, frames and shelving.

Advantages

The perforated design allows quick alignment and flexible fixing positions without the need for additional drilling. Made of stamped metal, the bracket offers a consistent shape and flat mounting surface for reliable contact with materials. Its compact dimensions make it suitable for installations where space is limited while still providing mechanical support for light structural loads. The standardized hole pattern simplifies assembly and replacement.

Suitable for

• Joining wooden frames and panels
• Reinforcing small metal or timber joints
• Furniture assembly and repair
• Mounting shelves, brackets and fixtures
• DIY projects and light carpentry work

Key specifications

• Shape: L-angle (right angle) bracket with two equal-length legs
• Leg dimensions: 25 x 25 mm
• Material: stamped metal (galvanized or zinc-plated finish commonly used for corrosion resistance)
• Perforations: multiple pre-punched holes along both flanges for screw or bolt fastening
• Thickness: suitable for light structural support (compact stamped construction)

How to use

Position the bracket so both legs sit flush against the mating surfaces and align the perforations with your planned fastening points. Secure the bracket using appropriate screws, bolts or rivets sized to the thickness of the materials being joined; countersink or use washers where needed to improve load distribution. For best results, use at least two fasteners per flange when possible and ensure mating surfaces are clean and flat to maintain even contact.

Usage recommendations

Use corrosion-resistant fasteners in outdoor or humid environments and verify load requirements before installation. For heavier loads or critical structural applications, combine multiple brackets or consult structural guidance to ensure adequate safety margins.