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Find the right corner brace from our wide selection of sizes and finishes to help you reinforce joints in furniture and other woodworking projects.

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Find the right fit for furniture repair, woodworking, or any project that needs stability with our selection of corner braces and flat corner irons in a selection of sizes and finishes to fit any task.
What is a corner brace used for?
Corner braces are 90-degree angled metal brackets, typically with 2 to 4 holes for screws, that are used to reinforce joints for woodworking and carpentry projects. They are typically fastened on the inside angle, though some types mount on the outside of a joint.
What are corner supports called?
Corner supports are typically referred to as corner braces if they're designed to fit inside the corner of a joint. When they're designed to fit on the outside of a joint, they are usually referred to as corner irons.
Are corner braces necessary?
Corner braces are not always necessary for properly assembled furniture or carpentry projects that are already durable, but they can be necessary for furniture or other carpentry that needs to be reinforced.
How much weight can corner brackets hold?
Typically, corner brackets are not used to hold weight, but are used to reinforce a corner so that it is more stable and will not loosen over time. While they add some strength to a joint, they are not a substitute for other structural braces or brackets.