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Rasugarlary Workbench Corner Brackets
Customize your workspace with the Rasugarlary Workbench Corner Brackets. This 8-piece steel workbench kit allows you to build a sturdy and versatile workbench tailored to your needs. Perfect for DIY projects, woodworking, and more.
8 Pcs Workbench Bracket Kit for Table Workbench Customize - Lumber Not Included
Black 3 way brackets perfect for farmhouse woodworking, DIY Workbench. Extremely sturdy, creates extra storage.
3 Way workbench corner brackets is perfect for 2x4 lumber(actual 1.5"x3.5"), just fix the lumber and tighten the screws.
Metal workbench brackets is easy to build a shelf or table, makes it pretty easy to create you own self-designed workbench.
mom o 3
Reviewed in the United States on June 17, 2025
Just what I needed to create a chicken run. Highly recommend. Very sturdy.
Gregory F.
Reviewed in the United States on March 24, 2025
These are Amazing! Some reviewer said they didn't fit a 2X4 correctly as they were too small. I found they went onto even warped 2X4s I used to make a 2' X 4' work bench. Super happy with these. Planning on building some more desks with these for my room.
DavesNotHere
Reviewed in the United States on April 27, 2025
USA 2x4s slide right in, a tad loose. Wet pressure-treated 2x4s take a few taps. Build a bench much faster. The supplied brittle, fine threaded drywall screws are junk, find a box of construction screws.
Bob
Reviewed in the United States on September 18, 2024
Used these to build a 8x3 dock for the lake.They very much improved the stability, compared to using screws or nails at the corner.
holly karmanocky
Reviewed in the United States on July 10, 2024
Not sure why they put the four holes so freaking close to the edge. Almost impossible to not split the sides of the wood when using larger screws. This is why I gave it 3 stars instead of 5.I even considered drilling my own holes, but with eight of these that would be 32 holes.The slots of 2 by 4s are also a bit oversized, could be tighter.Because there is room for the 2by4 to move around in the slot, you will absolutely NOT get right angles when you screw these together. You'll 95 - 85 degree angles. Before you screw these together, clamp your angles and use other screwed down other wood beams to ensure that you're are getting 90 degrees, or else you'll end up with a very visibly crooked table.
James G Phillips
Reviewed in the United States on May 1, 2024
I bought these to use building some storage shelves for my pole barn. These things make assembling shelving and tables from 2 x 4 lumber a snap.They are heavy-duty, well finished, and precisely made. I built a 3-tier shelf, and it was so easy, I bought another set to make a long storage table. Both visible in the pic, the unit on the right and in the middle.I have no doubt that as I need more storage, I'll be buying these again.
Cory L
Reviewed in the United States on January 15, 2024
I bought these to make a quick and easy plant cart for my growing room. The brackets are good quality and make a sturdy table. I pre-cut all the wood, which only took about 20 minutes to assemble. One note: the holes are close to the side of the 2x4...I was using soft lumber, so I didn't pre-drill holes. I ended up splitting the wood, lesson learned make sure you pre-drill the screw holes.
Tresark
Reviewed in the United States on April 20, 2024
The good, these are well made from substantial metal. Not thin gauge stamped metal. They are welded from bent and formed 2mm steel. The holes in the steel are about 6.5 mm in diameter. Big enough for a 6 mm lag screw. But that would be a problem, the holes are only a few mm from the edge of the 2x4's that form the uprights, which will easily split the wood. I used #9 deck screws with predrilled holes on the uprights and no predrill on the cross members. The screws I used have drill tips, not the typical drywall screws that are included with the kit. Another issue you will need to address is covering the top/shelf formed. Because the 2x4 are enclosed by the metal, any flat material you used to form the top or shelf will be held proud of the 2x4 edges by the thickness of the metal brackets (2mm) at each end. Two mm isn't much, but I plan on shimming the length of the cross members with 3mm craft plywood strips. which will make them more inline with the metal brackets.Move the holes more toward the center 6-10 mm would be plenty I think. Not sure how to get around the shimming needed.Overall well made, couple of short comings that can be worked around. Moving the holes on uprights should be an easy change, the offset probably not so easy. You can put together a solid worktable and shelf with nothing but 2x4s and screws. With a little ingenuity and care these brackets should suit your needs.
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