Contractor Grade Countertop Support Bracket (20 inch - 4pk)

Description

This bracket features countersunk holes to provide a flush installation for added support. Start by measuring from the outer edge of your countertop, including the 4 inches for the knee/pony wall. This subtraction is to stay away from the outer edge of the countertop, which is usually 2-4 inches. It is a nonintrusive support while giving your countertop the appearance of floating. This bracket is the perfect concealed countertop overhang bracket for countertop support. The knee wall bracket is sized in length tip to tip. How to determine what size bracket: The bracket will be mounted over the top of the knee/pony wall. This bracket is designed to attach to the top of knee/pony walls to support extended countertop overhangs. Once installed this support bracket will be invisible and protect your countertop from cracking when leaned on. Dimensions of the Contractor Grade Countertop Support Bracket: Length [Select your chosen length when ordering bracket] Width 3 inches Thickness 1/4 inch Countersunk Hole Diameter 1/4 inch. This measurement would be 13 inches (12 + 4 3 = 13), thus you would need to order a 12-inch Contractor Grade Countertop Support Bracket. Give yourself or your customer the peace of mind they deserve by having the strongest countertop support bracket on the market with the Contractor Grade Countertop Support Bracket. Then subtract 3 inches. For example, a 12-inch countertop overhang, plus the 4-inch knee wall gives us 16 inches.

Key Features

• Then subtract 3 inches.
• This measurement would be 13 inches (12 + 4 3 = 13), thus you would need to order a 12-inch Contractor Grade Countertop Support Bracket.
• For example, a 12-inch countertop overhang, plus the 4-inch knee wall gives us 16 inches.
• Dimensions of the Contractor Grade Countertop Support Bracket: Length [Select your chosen length when ordering bracket] Width 3 inches Thickness 1/4 inch Countersunk Hole Diameter 1/4 inch.
• This subtraction is to stay away from the outer edge of the countertop, which is usually 2-4 inches.
• Start by measuring from the outer edge of your countertop, including the 4 inches for the knee/pony wall.