3x 8cm Marble Angle

It is made from high quality stainless steel and measures 3 by 8 centimeters. It features a smooth metallic finish and is built for durability in stone and cladding applications.

Each bracket is designed to support up to 2000 kg under ideal conditions. Actual capacity depends on substrate, installation quality, and how many brackets are used to distribute the load.

The package includes self-tapping screws for installation. For extra strength, you can supplement with appropriate adhesives depending on the project materials.

Yes. The stainless steel construction provides good resistance to rust, corrosion, and weather, making it suitable for both indoor and outdoor stone and cladding installations.

It is designed for fixing artificial stone, marble, granite and stone cladding surfaces to structures such as walls or frames.

Steps: 1) Position the bracket on the surface and align with the stone. 2) Mark hole locations. 3) Pre-drill if required for your substrate. 4) Drive in the provided self-tapping screws. 5) Optionally apply an appropriate adhesive for added bonding. 6) Verify the connection for stability.

Yes. Do not exceed the stated per-bracket load. Distribute weight across multiple brackets for longer spans and ensure the substrate is sound and properly prepared before installation.

Common applications include mounting marble or granite panels to furniture or walls, supporting kitchen islands or vanity tops, and attaching stone cladding or decorative panels to structural frames.

If you need a smaller footprint, the 3x6 cm marble angle bracket offers a compact option with similar stainless steel construction. For larger spans, the 4x8 cm marble angle bracket provides a bigger footprint for load distribution. There is also a variant with adhesive bonding for extra hold. Compare them here: 3x6 cm: https://fepy.com/product/marble-angle-bracket-3x6-cm; 4x8 cm: https://fepy.com/product/marble-angle-bracket-4x8-cm; adhesive variant: https://fepy.com/product/marble-angle-bracket-3x8-cm-with-adhesive

Consider the load you need to support, the span length, and the stone thickness. For heavier or longer installations, use more brackets or opt for a larger size (like 4x8 cm). For lighter, shorter spans, the 3x8 cm is typically sufficient.

Adhesive can provide additional bonding, especially on smooth surfaces, but mechanical screws are essential for load transfer. For best results, use screws and an appropriate adhesive where recommended for the substrate.