Upgrade your deck or fence with this 36-piece set of stainless steel deck railing brackets, engineered to fit standard 2 inch by 4 inch wood railings (actual dimensions 1.5 inch by 3.5 inch) for a strong and attractive connection. Each bracket is made from high strength 201 stainless steel, featuring a 0.08 inch thickness and a high temperature black powder coating that is waterproof, rust-proof, and built to resist wind, rain, and high temperatures in all seasons. The concealed design ensures a seamless look while providing robust support for wood posts, making these brackets ideal for deck railings, fences, barns, or beam ends. The kit includes everything you need for installation: 36 bracket pieces, 108 long screws (1.58 inch), and 144 short screws (0.78 inch), so you can complete your
This set includes 36 stainless steel deck railing brackets specifically designed to fit standard 2 inch by 4 inch wood railings with actual dimensions of 1.5 inch by 3.5 inch, ensuring a secure and attractive connection for your deck or fence projects.
Each bracket is constructed from high strength 201 stainless steel with a robust 0.08 inch thickness and is finished with a high temperature black powder coating that is waterproof, rust-resistant, and able to withstand harsh weather conditions year-round.
The concealed railing bracket design allows for a seamless and sturdy attachment to wood posts, providing both an aesthetically pleasing appearance and reliable structural support for residential or commercial applications.
The full kit includes 36 bracket pieces, 108 long screws measuring 1.58 inches each, and 144 short screws measuring 0.78 inches each, making installation straightforward and eliminating the need for additional hardware purchases.
Bracket dimensions are 1.75 inches in length, 1.57 inches in width, and 3.62 inches in height, which makes them suitable for a wide range of indoor and outdoor uses such as deck railings, fences, barns, and beam ends.
Installation involves attaching the bracket to the pre-installed position on the post with long screws, sliding the handrail ends into the joist, and securing each side with short screws for a fast, stable, and professional-looking finish.