Steel Brackets

Steel brackets come in all shapes and sizes and are often custom made for site-specific applications.

We stock a standard range of the most sought-after brackets for use in the construction of residential housing, including but not limited to:

Angle brackets in various sizes for bearer to bearer connections
Servery brackets
Apex brackets
Dwarf wall brackets
Pergola brackets
Step tread brackets
Post support stirrups

Our full range of brackets can be found pre-priced on pages 12, 13 & 14 of our Structural Steel & Frame Hardware Services Catalogue.

Steel brackets exposed to the weather should receive a hot dip galvanised coating to protect from corrosion. Holes drilled to steel brackets are typically drilled 2mm larger than the bolt size being used. Steel brackets can be made from a large range of steel sections, most common are (FMS) Flat Mild Steel, (EA) Equal Angle or (UA) Unequal Angle.

Made to Order Steel Brackets

For safe and effective construction, brackets must come in precise sizes. This is why we offer custom made steel brackets.

We carry the most common bracket sizes used in constructing houses, allowing you to get what you need quickly, but we also work with you to get the perfect size and supply them as quickly as possible, so you can get on with your job.

Network Steel put the same dedication into brackets as we do with bigger structures, ensuring strength and durability by keeping them free from corrosion.

Why Use Steel Brackets?

Steel brackets are characteristically the most structurally sound way of bolting together of building materials such as; timber to concrete, timber to timber, and timber to steel.

On occasions where timber posts meet ground level footings, it is a building requirement that galvanised steel brackets are used to create a minimum 70mm clearance to minimise the likelihood of timber rot and termite penetration.