What is corner code?

A corner code is a connector usually used to join members that meet at a 90 degree Angle, such as two strips of wood or profiles. It is also known as a 90 degree Angle buckle or right Angle fastener, and sometimes a triangular support structure is formed at the joint to increase the stability and strength of the connection.

Corner codes can be made of materials such as metal (such as aluminum alloy, stainless steel, etc.) or plastic, depending on the application environment and the required strength. In the field of decoration and construction, corner codes are often used to secure door and window frames, install furniture such as cabinets and bookshelves, and construct other wood or metal structures that require right Angle connections.

When using corner codes, it is generally necessary to drill holes in the connected components in advance, and then fix the corner codes to the components by bolts, screws or other fasteners to form a solid connection. The use of corner codes can simplify the installation process, improve the accuracy and stability of the connection, and also increase the aesthetics of the structure.

In general, corner code is a very practical connection piece, widely used in a variety of occasions that require right Angle connections, providing a convenient and stable solution for construction and decoration.