حامل زاوية قائم قياس (6x12")

The bracket measures 6 by 12 inches and is made from a durable material. It comes with all the necessary mounting hardware for installation and is intended for use in shelving, furniture, and similar projects.

Position the bracket at the desired corner, mark the hole locations, pre-drill if needed, and drive the included screws into solid supports such as wall studs or appropriate anchors. Ensure the bracket is level and secure on both surfaces before applying any load.

Ideal for reinforcing shelves, building furniture pieces, mounting small cabinets, or completing any project that requires a strong 90-degree joint.

Outdoor suitability isn’t specified. If you’re using it outdoors, verify the finish and rust resistance of the material, and consider weatherproofing or choosing a finish rated for outdoor use.

Yes, the product listing indicates that necessary hardware is included for installation.

Fepy offers several right-angle bracket sizes such as 6x6 and 8x12, plus heavier-duty options like a 6x12 variant. For example: 6x6 Right Angle Bracket (https://fepy.com/products/right-angle-bracket-6x6), 8x12 Right Angle Bracket (https://fepy.com/products/right-angle-bracket-8x12), and Heavy-Duty Right Angle Bracket 6x12 (https://fepy.com/products/heavy-duty-right-angle-bracket-6x12).

The 6x12 bracket provides a longer leg and a larger footprint, which can offer more projection and increased support for longer spans. It may require longer screws and careful alignment, often benefiting from using two brackets for longer shelves.

The 8x12 variant has a larger overall size, which can accommodate wider spans and potentially heavier loads, depending on the material and mounting. Choose based on the space you have and the load you expect to support.

It combines sturdy construction with included mounting hardware and versatile use across many projects, making it a practical, budget-friendly option for reinforcing right-angle joints without needing extra parts.

Yes. Use wall studs or appropriate anchors, keep the bracket level during mounting, avoid overtightening screws, and for longer shelves, consider using two brackets spaced evenly to distribute the load more reliably.