🔧 Boeray Stainless Steel Straight Brackets Mending: Durable and Versatile Support Solution Review

Used these on a worktop with a live edge to keep the wood from warping over time. They were easy to install and of high quality.

I used these to support my flimsy raised planter boxes. They work great, giving just enough to pull all the boards out in a straight line but stiff enough to hold them together.

Used to install a group of hard drives inside the case in front of the fan. No problems, and it worked ridiculously well. Each drive is air-gap, grounded to the chassis, and each drive is protected.

I had to install the microwave over the stove and the mounting holes went outside the cabinet. So I had to find a piece strong enough to support the weight. I screwed the piece under the cabinet so that it protruded an inch and a half in front of the cabinet and lined up perfectly with the mounting holes on the unit. Now he's hard as a rock.

The size is right and they are sturdy for their size. They have a protective plastic film on one side. The plastic has darkened in places, making the metal look like old paint has peeled off. I almost sent it back unseen but underneath the plastic the metal was fine. The back is rough and sharp. I have to file them but I need this size so I'll leave them.

Perfect fit for me. I used them to replace old rusty brackets on the lid of an outdoor hot tub. It was an almost perfect replacement. The thickness in mm is difficult to judge, but 3mm was perfect! The old ones were hardened steel wrapped in vinyl, but when the AZ sun destroyed the vinyl it was all over! These stainless steel brackets will last forever! Longer than the hot tub itself.

I had to return this item because the hole spacing did not match the picture (hole centers are 1.3 inches or 32mm apart). Instead, the parts had two sets of four holes separated by 1.125 inches, and the middle holes were spaced 2 inches apart. I have asked the seller to resend the correct item and will update my review if the product has the advertised hole pattern.

I used these to repair an old screen door that was so old it was originally secured with crumpled pieces of metal. I used zip ties to hold everything together and then used a bunch of those and some angle clips to hold it in place. This saved me from having to replace the whole door. The item was solid enough, the included screws were ok (they didn't come loose when I used them so I consider it a win!)