Corner Protector, 4 Inches Furniture Corner Guards Corner Bracket Metal Embellishments with Wood Funiture Decorative Metal Rustic Hardware for Home Edge Corner Hardware Accessories (4)

We used these on a planting bed for extra stability. They do what they should and look good while doing it. We did spray them to keep the rust away...for now. They are sturdy and look nice. Happy reviewer.

I used these as decorative corners added to a rustic photo frame and they add a really nice touch. They are good quality and material, I didn't have any issues with powder coating missing or chipping and I added some rub-n-buff to add a rustic look. The material is a nice thickness without being too thick or thin, not flimsy but not too thick either.

This set of 4 corner protectors is really nice. They have a sort of an old medieval look to them which would look good with that style of decor, or perhaps a farmhouse/country/rustic style. It feels like they are made of a pretty solid and sturdy coated metal, and they have a good thickness to them. The coating looks like it has been uniformly applied. Each piece seems to be slightly less than 90 degrees, and so when screwing them in, you have to push on them so that they are flush against the wood.I got a total of 18 matching Philips head screws with mine. They require 16 screws, four on each piece, so I have two extras, which is nice. The screw holes on the protectors are recessed, which lets the screws blend almost seamlessly into the corner protector. The screws are a little over half an inch, and therefore it’s best to screw these into wood that has an adequate thickness greater than half an inch so that the screw doesn’t split the wood or poke out the other side. I do think these work best on wood, although they could be used on some composite materials, as long as the material would allow for these screws to be drilled in.Are these considered corner protectors? Well, yes, in the sense that they can protect the corner from scuffs, scrapes, nicks, and other damage. Since they are made of metal, they would not be protecting you, nor your pet dragon, nor your mini descendants (aka children) from the corners, but they would be protecting the corner itself. These are not to be confused with the plastic or silicone adhesive corners that you put on furniture when there is an infant wobbling about the home. They are quite the opposite! Not sure why I felt like specifying that, but well, I just did (insert chuckle here). They could also be called corner guards, furniture embellishments, edge protectors, or edge hardware.These might be nice to use as a decorative solution to protecting the lower corners of a wooden dresser, entertainment center, file cabinet, or bookshelf from the vacuum when vacuuming. They could be added to a plain looking piece to give it character.THE GOOD:- Good quality- Sturdy- Aesthetic- Recessed screw holes- Screw color matchesTHE BAD (or not so bad):- Before screwing in, you have to push on them so they are flush because they are not exactly 90 degreesFINAL THOUGHTS:I think these corner protectors are great to embellish and protect the corners of wooden furniture or objects. It’s a little bothersome to have to push on them to make them flush, because of the less than 90 degree angle, but maybe this helps them to stay on better? I’m taking off one star just for this issue.

LIKES: nice material, color is nice, easy to install, perfect for reinforcing weakening corners or adding a classy touch to a project. DISLIKES: none to report. HOW USING: Please see photos. I have an outdoor screen door that is starting to rot in places. I used these corner braces to reinforce the corners. It is working out great! I believe I have just added several more years to the door at a fraction of the cost of replacing it. RECOMMENDATION: Yes. These corner brackets look really nice, they are sturdy, and can make a project stronger and more beautiful for a good price.

Built a double decker dog & cat house.Wanted something to keep the box straight and square and these worked great.The house stands 4 x 4 ft tall and wide.Used about 1 ft to divide between the dogs and cats and also helps ensure nothing will get to the cats as they would have the dogs to contend with.Look good and are strong as well.Priced right, shipped quickly and arrived fast.

These metal corner embellishments (I'm hesitant to call them "protectors") are a great way to jazz up rustic wooden furniture. They are very well made and install easily with a couple of the included screws. They have a nice beaten texture, and the black finish is even and without blemishes. Very happy with these and would definitely recommend to anyone looking to give their wood furniture some added personality. 5/5

They're incredibly robust, I'm not able to bend them with all my strength or even when using leverage on a desk's edge. It's simple to screw into place, although I advise piloting your screw holes in whatever you're drilling this corner protector on, to make sure the material doesn't crack.It does look quite a bit chunky and slightly odd compared to other brackets with this style; Although, that means you could easily attach adhesive strips cut into small pieces to keep it in place without relying on screws. Also, arguably, decorative whole-corner protectors do look a bit better and provide more protection than this style, but I like how it looks understated and elegant. In a pinch, you could reinforce walls, such as those found in cabinets, by placing them on the inside rather than outside.

I actually really like these corner brackets - they are very sturdy and the design is very attractive. I will use them as a decorative shelf support. They are so much nicer than many brackets i have been able to find...However, to call them a corner protector seems a bit of a stretch. They are made of powder-coated metal and have no 'bumper' type action at all.I do really like them, just know what you are getting before buying.