Gimex Angle Bracket 100 x 70 mm model 214.573, steel mounting corner

Gimex Angle Bracket 100 x 70 mm model 214.573 is a steel mounting corner designed to create rigid right-angle joins in construction, carpentry and DIY projects. The bracket features two perpendicular legs of 100 mm and 70 mm that reinforce corners, support frames and stabilize shelving or structural connections. It is intended for use with common wood screws or bolts and provides a durable steel solution where a strong mechanical joint is required.

Advantages

This steel angle bracket offers dimensional accuracy and consistent right-angle support for repeatable joints. The thicker steel construction provides mechanical strength and resistance to deformation under typical domestic and workshop loads. The two different leg lengths make it adaptable for assemblies with varying overlap or edge conditions, and the bracket’s preformed mounting holes simplify alignment and fastening when using appropriate screws or bolts.

Suitable for

• Fixing wooden frames and furniture corners
• Reinforcing shelving and storage units
• Joining timber or board elements at 90°
• Supporting light metal profiles and brackets
• General repair and DIY construction tasks

Key specifications

• Material: steel
• Leg lengths: 100 mm and 70 mm
• Shape: right-angle (90°) bracket
• Surface: raw or factory finish suitable for indoor use (corrosion protection depends on coating)
• Fastening method: screw or bolt attachment (fasteners not included)

How to use

Position the bracket so the 100 mm and 70 mm legs align with the mating surfaces. Mark the mounting hole locations through the preformed holes, then drill pilot holes in timber or prepare appropriate holes for bolts in other materials. Select screws or bolts of suitable length and diameter for the materials and load; tighten evenly to ensure the bracket sits flush against both surfaces. When fastening into thin or fragile materials, use washers or backing plates to distribute load and reduce risk of pull-through.

Usage recommendations

Choose corrosion-resistant fasteners or a coated bracket for prolonged outdoor exposure. Verify screw length to avoid protrusion through finished surfaces. For high loads or structural applications, consult structural guidelines and use appropriate grade fasteners and additional reinforcement as required.