Chair Bracket, with 4 Screw Holes

Product Details

Which chair bracket is this, and what are the dimensions?

The product is Chair Bracket 25x25x15mm St St, part number 260.28.002. It measures 25 x 25 x 15 mm and is designed as a compact connector for furniture frames and seating components where a secure bracket is needed.

How many fixing holes does the chair bracket have?

This chair bracket includes 4 fixing holes, allowing you to fasten it firmly to the relevant timber, metal frame, or support surface. The four hole layout helps improve stability compared with single fixing point brackets.

What screw size should I use with the 4 fixing holes?

For installation, use countersunk screws size Ø 3.0 mm. If you are selecting alternative screws, the product notes that both Ø 3.0 mm and Ø 3.5 mm countersunk screws are supported, but these are typically ordered separately.

Is this bracket suitable for indoor and commercial use?

Yes. Because it is made from stainless steel, it is a good choice for environments where corrosion resistance matters, including living spaces and commercial furniture. It can help maintain appearance and strength over time.

What is the stainless steel thickness or material gauge?

The bracket has a 2.00 mm material thickness. This thickness is commonly used for furniture connectors, offering a balance between rigidity and a compact footprint for neat installation.

Do I need to buy the screws separately?

In most cases, yes. The order reference indicates that you should order the Hospa countersunk screws Ø 3.0 and Ø 3.5 mm separately. Buying the correct screw size ensures the bracket sits flush and holds securely.

Will this bracket fit my 25 mm framework?

It is designed for applications using 25 x 25 mm connections, with an overall size of 25 x 25 x 15 mm. If your frame members match these dimensions, it should align correctly with the fixing layout.

Why choose a stainless steel chair bracket instead of standard steel?

Stainless steel provides stronger resistance to rust and staining than many standard steels, which is especially useful for furniture that is handled often or placed in environments that may have fluctuating moisture or cleaning exposure. This makes it a practical option when you want reliable long term fixing.