Adonai Hardware "Arah Black Antique Iron L-Corner- Black Powder Coated (Supplied as 4 Pieces per Pack)

Looks very good and antic

These are bold, masculine, rigid, heavy, thick chunks of metal. They will protect any larger wood box just fine. I would recommend 3/4" wood as a minimum thickness as well as an overall dimension of at least 6x8x12 inches (think like a wood toolbox size)

We added these to the corners of a handmade birch table made out of an old iron singer sewing machine base! It brought it all together with a rustic look that I LOVE! They're solid/heavy and the perfect size. No more worries about the corners getting banged up! Easy to install. No regrets!

They worked for exactly for what we wanted them for...to keep my puppy from chewing on the corners of my ottoman.

These are absolutely worthless. They are roughly a 92-94 degree angle so can not be used on a 45 degree corner. I unfortunately was not ready to use on my project until it was too late to return. They are made of cast and can not be bent back to a true 45 degree angle. I made the mistake of trying and broke one.

Well, for starters, these are very nice looking on the outside. Unfortunately, if you are a perfectionist like me, all of your corners in woodworking are a perfect 90°. After I installed one bracket and started to tighten it down, I heard a loud POP. Had no clue what it was until I saw the bracket had broke in half.After checking several other brackets, almost all of them are more than 90°. My pictures illustrate the problem with the brackets been over 90°. So I’m assuming the wood screws pulling down on the bracket so hard broke it. If my corners were 92° like my digital angle finder was reading , I probably wouldn’t have this issue. So instead of taking the risk of installing more brackets and possibly breaking them, I decided to return them for a full refund.