L Bracket

L brackets and angle brackets from 20 x 20 to 200 x 200 mm and 1 to 5 mm thick, in galvanised steel, stainless steel or aluminium, with holes and sizes made to drawing.

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L brackets, also called angle brackets or builders brackets, are bent steel plates that join two parts at a right angle. They are used to fix timber posts, beams and joists, to mount shelves and frames, and to connect steel and timber in building and fitout work.

Linkworld supplies L brackets from 20 x 20 to 200 x 200 mm and 1 to 5 mm thick, in galvanised steel, stainless steel and aluminium. Leg lengths, width, thickness and hole pattern can be made to your drawing or sample, and we pack in bulk cartons or in your own branded packs.

L Bracket Specifications

SpecificationConfiguration
ProductL bracket / angle bracket / builders bracket
Leg sizes20 x 20 to 200 x 200 mm; equal or unequal legs
Thickness1 to 5 mm
MaterialGalvanised steel; stainless steel 304 or 316; aluminium
FinishPre-galvanised, hot-dip galvanised or plain stainless
HolesNail, screw or bolt holes to drawing
OptionsStiffening rib on heavier brackets
PackingBulk cartons, own-brand boxes and small packs

Other sizes and finishes can be made to drawing or sample.

Where L Brackets Are Used

  • Timber framing posts, beams and joists at right angles
  • Pergolas and decks beam and rafter connections
  • Shelving and fitout shelf supports and frame corners
  • Steel to timber brackets bolted to steel sections
  • Furniture and joinery corner reinforcement

Choosing L Brackets

  • Size and thickness: light brackets for fitout and joinery; thicker 4 to 5 mm brackets for posts and beams.
  • Holes: small holes for nails and screws; larger holes for bolts.
  • Finish: galvanised for general use; stainless for coastal or wet areas; aluminium for light, non-structural work.
  • Rib: a stiffening rib reduces flex on heavier brackets.

Bracket selection for structural connections should follow the building design.

Common Purchasing Mistakes

Ordering by leg length only. Give the width, thickness and hole pattern as well.

Thin brackets for heavy connections. Posts and beams need thicker, bolted brackets.

Mixing galvanised and stainless fixings. Use fixings in the same material as the bracket.

One code for all sizes. Give each size and finish its own code.

What to Send with Your Enquiry

ItemWhat to tell us
SizeLeg lengths, width and thickness; a drawing
HolesHole size and pattern
Material and finishGalvanised, stainless or aluminium
QuantityQuantity for each size
PackingBulk carton, own-brand box or small pack
DestinationDestination port

Packing and Supply for Distributors

We pack L brackets in bulk cartons for trade distribution, or in your own branded boxes, buckets and small packs for retail. Each size can carry its own label. For customers who plan several deliveries through the year, we offer free warehouse storage and staged shipments.

Work With Linkworld

Linkworld has more than 20 years of fastener export experience and runs its own cold heading workshop. Our own QC team checks dimensions, bend angle, holes and coating in our inspection room before every shipment. We make stamped and bent parts to drawing or sample, so special sizes and hole patterns are welcome.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is an L bracket used for?

It joins two parts at a right angle, such as posts, beams, shelves and frame corners.

Are L brackets and angle brackets the same?

Yes. They are also called builders brackets.

What sizes do you make?

20 x 20 to 200 x 200 mm legs, 1 to 5 mm thick. Other sizes can be made to drawing.

Which material should I choose?

Galvanised steel for general use, stainless steel for coastal areas, aluminium for light work.

Can you make L brackets to our drawing?

Yes. Leg lengths, width, thickness, holes and finish can be made to your drawing or sample.

Looking for L brackets in your own sizes or packs?
Send the sizes, finish, quantity and packing you need through the enquiry form below, and our team will reply with the options that fit your range.

Send an Enquiry

Send a drawing, sample or clear reference photo. Add the quantity and application if available, and we can start from the information you already have.