Pergola Rafter Bracket (Set of 8)

Pergola Rafter Bracket (Set of 8)

$149.00
$149.00
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Premium Material: the pergola post bracket is made of high strength steel, which is stable and sturdy, ensures stability and support for the post; the frosted black powder coat finish can keep the brackets from corrosion and rust, durable and sturdy enough.

Fit for Standard 100*50mm timber: the brackets allow easy installation 100*50mm timber. The inner diameter is 100*50mm.  These can firmly attach to the wood, provide strong stability for the wood beam.

Wide Application: the pergola top bracket can strengthen the wooden post firmly while avoiding breakages.  It usually can be used for building the top rafter and side walls of pergola, but it’s also suitable for porch, deck, pavilions, railing post supports and so on.

Specification：

Arm Opening Designed for 100x50mm timber fit
Arm Opening (Interior): 102 x 52mm
Arm Opening (Exterior): 106x 56mm
Steel Thickness: 2mm Steel
Colour: Black (Powder Coated)
Bracket Dimensions: As shown
Package Weight: 3kg
Package Dimensions: 28 x 12 x 12cm

Package list:

8 x Top Rafter Brackets
1 x Screw kit

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Pergola Rafter Bracket (Set of 8)

Pergola Rafter Bracket (Set of 8)

$149.00
$149.00

Frequently asked questions

What tools will I need?
You’ll just need a few basic tools — a drill, spanner, level, and a ladder.No cutting or welding is required.
Are the brackets weather-resistant?
Yes! Each bracket is made from high-grade steel, first hot-dip galvanized and then powder coated, making it strong, and built to withstand New Zealand’s tough weather conditions.
Can I customise the size or layout?
Absolutely. The kit is modular and flexible, so you can extend, reduce, or adjust the layout to suit your space.
What type of timber should I use with the brackets?
We recommend using dry, straight, and treated timber. 
Standard 100 × 100 mm posts fit perfectly with Outpro brackets.
Why isn’t timber included?
Shipping timber is pricey, and most people can easily pick it up from their local hardware store. 
This also lets you choose the wood type and finish that best suits your project.
What’s the maximum span between brackets?
We recommend keeping the distance between brackets no more than 4 metres.
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