Angle Bracket Gimex KATOWNIK 300/200 MKSC SLUSARSKI – 300×200 mm metal corner bracket

Gimex KATOWNIK 300/200 MKSC SLUSARSKI – 300×200 mm metal corner bracket is a right-angle fastening element designed for joining, reinforcing and mounting structural parts. With overall leg dimensions of 300 mm and 200 mm, this metal angle bracket creates a rigid 90° connection between timber, metal or composite components. It is produced for workshop and construction tasks where durable corner support or repair solutions are required.

Advantages

The bracket provides stable, load-bearing support at right angles and simplifies assembly by keeping connected components at an accurate 90°. Its metal construction delivers mechanical strength and long-term durability in common indoor workshop and construction environments. The bracket’s size (300×200 mm) offers broad surface contact for screws or bolts, improving joint stability and reducing movement under load.

Suitable for

• Reinforcing wooden and metal frames
• Shelf supports and furniture repairs
• Mounting cabinets, workbenches and structural fixtures
• Repairing or strengthening doors, gates and window frames

Key specifications

• Material: metal construction suitable for mechanical fastening
• Leg dimensions: one leg approx. 300 mm, other leg approx. 200 mm
• Angle form: 90° right-angle bracket
• Surface: untreated or factory-finished metal suitable for screws/bolts
• Mounting: designed for screw, bolt or rivet connections

How to use

Position the bracket so both legs rest flush against the mating surfaces, mark hole positions through pre-existing holes or according to required spacing, then secure the bracket using screws or bolts appropriate for the base material. For timber, use wood screws long enough to penetrate sufficiently without splitting; for metal, use machine screws or bolts with matching nuts and washers. Ensure the connected members are held at 90° during fastening to maintain alignment.

Usage recommendations

Before permanent installation, check hole alignment and pre-drill pilot holes where necessary to prevent splitting or misalignment. Select corrosion-resistant fasteners for use in humid environments and consider surface treatment of the bracket if exposed to outdoor conditions.