Product Tag - Plate connectors

  •
    Quick View

    4-Hole Corner Plate

    This basic plate connector can be used to secure three pieces of strut together, with the ends of two pieces against a third strut between them.

  •
    Quick View

    3-Hole Corner Plate

    This basic plate connector can be used to secure two pieces of strut together, at a 90° angle.

  •
    Quick View

    8-Hole Strut Wing Corner Connector

    This connector is used for connecting metal struts together, with the ends of two against a third strut between them. An electro-galvanized coating provides rust resistance.

  •
    Quick View

    4-Hole Corner Angle L Bracket, Stainless

    This connector is used for connecting metal struts together, at a 90° angle. The two sides are 3-1/2″ and 4-1/8″ long, with three 9/16″ holes to secure to struts or other surfaces. Stainless steel material makes this product more rust resistant, and it is suitable for exterior uses where rain or salt water are expected.

  •
    Quick View

    3-Hole Corner Angle L Bracket, Stainless

    This connector is used for connecting metal struts together, at a 90° angle. The two sides are 3-1/2″ and 2-1/2″ long, with three 9/16″ holes to secure to struts or other surfaces. Stainless steel material makes this product more rust resistant, and it is suitable for exterior uses where rain or salt water are expected.

  •
    Quick View

    4-Hole Closed 45 Degree Angle Connector

    This connector is used for connecting metal struts together, at a 45° angle. The two sides are 3-1/2″ and 4-1/8″ long, with four 9/16″ holes to secure it to struts, or other surfaces. An electro-galvanized coating provides rust resistance.

  •
    Quick View

    2-Hole Closed 45 Degree Angle Connector

    This connector is used for connecting metal struts together, at a 45° angle. The two sides are 3-1/2″ and 2-1/2″ long, with a 9/16″ hole to secure to struts or other surfaces. An electro-galvanized coating provides rust resistance.

  •
    Quick View

    4-Hole Corner Angle L Bracket

    This connector is used for connecting metal struts together, at a 90° angle. The two sides are 4-1/8″ and 3-1/2″ long, with a 9/16″ hole to secure to struts or other surfaces. An electro-galvanized coating provides rust resistance.

  •
    Quick View

    3-Hole Corner Angle L Bracket

    This connector is used for connecting metal struts together, at a 90° angle. The two sides are 3-1/2″ and 2-1/2″ long, with a 9/16″ hole to secure to struts or other surfaces. An electro-galvanized coating provides rust resistance.

  •
    Quick View

    2-Hole Corner Angle L Bracket B
    This connector is used for connecting metal struts together, as a 90° angle. The two sides are 2″ and 1-7/8″ long, with a 9/16″ hole to secure to struts or other surfaces. An electro-galvanized coating provides rust resistance.
  • Quick View

    2-Hole Corner Angle L Bracket A

    This connector is used for connecting metal struts together, as a 90° angle. The two sides are 2-1/4″ and 1-5/8″ long, with a 9/16″ hole to secure to struts or other surfaces. An electro-galvanized coating provides rust resistance.

  •
    Read More
    Quick View

    Post Bases for 1-5/8″ Strut

    These three models of a post base provide a secure mounting point for strut. Once properly bolted in place, it is guaranteed not to move. And with six bolt holes on three sides for all models, the strut will be held in place with no chance of slipping out.
    Options include having a square base plate, held in place with four bolts (10 hole models), or a smaller rectangular base held down by two bolts (8 hole model). In addition, the 10 hole model can have the strut and plate square to each other, or having the plate at a 45° angle. These various configurations are meant to accommodate your specific needs.