Corner Brace Alamic Right Angle Bracket Stainless Steel Black Corner Braces Joint Right Angle Bracket Shelf Bracket with Screws 20 x 20mm - 12 Pcs

The appearance of the bracket is acceptable.I did not check for precision on the spacing of the holes, but the hole diameters have error. I used my own bolts and screws for this since screws that come with brackets are quite often cheap. I basically used the largest bolts that I had that would fit. A #10 bolt (0.19") worked on the first four I used. I then ran into problems because I suddenly needed to use smaller bolts to get them through the holes. The product description says this -> Mount Hole Diameter: 0.18"/4.5mm which would be too small for a #10 bolt. So keep this in mind if you use your own screws/bolts.

Well made, reasonably priced

I got these to brace a glued join on a vintage table. The braces themselves are sturdy, but the screws are not very good. I had the top of one screw beak off just as it was almost in. And this happened with a ratchet screw driver, so I would definitely not use a drill driver. Anyhow, I was able to shift the bottom a little where the screw broke and put in a different screw. (last photo)This would not look good if you intend to have the braces showing. For me it won’t show since it’s inside the leg. My advice is to either baby the screws, going back and forth between them and doing it in small increments. Or just replace the screws with better ones. I haven’t found anything similar to this size in retail stores so I’m happy with that. The price is good compared to big box stores, and shipping was prompt.

Bought these to combine 2 PCs of wood into a shelf. Bought Ikea closets but they were out of the shelves so I used some 1x's I had and used these to put them together.

Exactly as described, worth every penny.

Screws are not good. Need to replace with be screws.

I've got a cheap particle board desk, you know with those posts and circle twisty grabbers holding them together.One of the supporting sides was basically not connected any more, only the weight of the desk surface holding it in place. Just held the brackets in place temporarily with some painter's tape and drilled some pilot holes and screwed them in. Seems pretty sturdy! One of the included screw heads did strip a bit, but it's only going in one way, don't plan on having to take it out.

Easy to apply