Sturdy metal brackets designed for 4 x 4 inch wooden posts. Built to support outdoor structures and withstand the elements, these brackets deliver stable, long-lasting connections for gazebos, pergolas and deck railings. Key benefits - Reliable stability: Engineered for 4 x 4 inch posts to reduce wobble and provide firm support where structures meet the ground or framing. - Weather-ready durability: Made of sturdy metal and designed to stand up to outdoor conditions, giving dependable support over time. - Faster, simpler installation: Pre-drilled holes let you secure posts quickly and accurately, reducing labor and alignment issues during assembly. - Versatile use: One bracket type suitable for multiple projects, so you can standardize hardware across different outdoor builds. Important features - Material: Sturdy metal construction for strength and longevity. - Compatibility: Sized specifically for 4 x 4 inch wooden posts. - Preparation: Pre-drilled holes for straightforward attachment to posts and framing. - Function: Provides structural support and anchoring for above-ground outdoor woodwork. Practical applications - Build a backyard gazebo: Use these brackets to anchor the vertical posts to the frame for a stable, square structure that resists movement. - Assemble a pergola: Secure post bases and cross members quickly with pre-drilled mounting points to speed up construction and keep members aligned. - Retrofit deck railings: Replace worn connectors on railing posts or add new support points to stiffen balustrades and improve safety. Why customers choose these brackets - They solve common problems like loose posts, misalignment and prolonged installation times by offering a purpose-sized, ready-to-mount solution. - Their straightforward design works across multiple outdoor projects, reducing the need to buy different connectors for each job. - Clear sizing and pre-drilled holes help ensure a predictable, professional result with less guesswork. Contents and use note - Brackets are sized for 4 x 4 inch posts and include pre-drilled mounting holes. Follow standard building practices and local codes when installing; select appropriate fasteners for your substrate and load requirements.