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Aiwaiufu

4 Packs Chain Link Fence Gate Corners, Aluminum Gate Corner Suit 1 3/8" x 1 3/8" Outdoor Diameter Pipe, Pressed Gate Elbow with 90 degree Angle Design

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Arrives Friday, Dec 27
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Color: Silver


Features

  • 1.INDUSTRY QUALITY:Chain link fence gate corners are built from galvanized aluminum alloy, firm and not easy to deform, anti-rust for long-lasting use.
  • 2.UNIQUE DESIGN: Suitable for 1-3/8" outside diameter pipe and have a 90-degree corner, will NOT fit other pipe size
  • 3.SAVE YOUR TIME: Gate corners make a building or repairing a chain-link fence an easy process. Only cost 10 minutes will increase the beauty in your yard.
  • 4.EAST TO INSTALL: Easy snap-together construction saves you tons of time and money when building your fence gate. Easy DIY or on-site setup.
  • 5.WILDLY APPLICATION: Designed to hold up to harsh elements like UV rays, heat, cold, snow and rain. Great for building or repairing a chain link fence, Carports.

Manufacturer: ‎Aiwaiufu


Part Number: ‎HJ


Item Weight: ‎1.5 pounds


Package Dimensions: ‎5.43 x 5.39 x 5.2 inches


Item model number: ‎HJ


Color: ‎Silver


Batteries Required?: ‎No


Date First Available: July 12, 2022


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Top Amazon Reviews

    • Exactly what I needed for a fence gate replacement
Color: Silver
Our old chain-link fence gate was rusted completely through. I purchased this pack of 4 brackets, and some 1-3/8 inch fence pipe, and built the new gate frame, then moved the chain-link section over and attached the clips. After swapping out the rest of the hardware (hinges, latch) it works perfectly. The brackets are very sturdy and appear to be cast very well (no holes, cracks, gaps, etc.) ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 15, 2023 by D.M.S.
    • Great price
Color: Silver
Way easier than going to the store
Reviewed in the United States on January 11, 2023 by shawn
    • Gate corners
Color: Silver
Made a gate. Not the sturdiest gate.
Reviewed in the United States on May 28, 2023 by Brian
    • Excelente material resistente y la medida perfecta justo lo que necesitaba!
Color: Silver
Lo utilice para reparar mi puerta del patio muy satisfecho gracias!!
Reviewed in the United States on September 18, 2022 by Amazon Customer
    • Seem a bit light like maybe they will break easy
Color: Silver
They are perfectly shaped for my application, but seem very lightweight. Only the winter will tell if they will hold up. Also one nut was missing. I got lucky and found just one in my stash with the same threads.
Reviewed in the United States on October 6, 2023 by Master of none
    • Build chainlink gates and more
Color: Silver
Review Image by Robert Eric Lee Robert Eric Lee
Review Image by Robert Eric Lee Robert Eric Lee
I have used a lot of these gate corners from various sources. In some types of corners the 1 3/8" chain link top rail pipe (up to 20" long) just slips in and you have to drill and use screws to secure. This doesn't allow for later adjustment or disassembly. So I use the gate corners that clamp onto the pipe. With some corners I've used, tightening just one bolt down can break the flange, making it useless. I've learned to tighten all the nuts a bit one after the other to avoid this. With these, I tried tightening just one, but it didn't break, so these are stronger than some I've managed to break. I make gates and panels up to 20' long with four corners and one vertical support in the middle if more than 10' long. All panels are 5' high. Usually I make 10' x 5' panels with no extra supports. To make a fence removable I cut 2' sections of 1 7/8" line pipe and set in concrete where each fence post goes. Then drop 1 5/8" line posts in. Each 10' panel can be clamped to the line post. If I remove two clamps and pick up the end, I can open the panel if needed to get equipment in or out. Remove the other panel, swing it open, and lift the post out, and 20' is opened up. If I move, I can take it all leaving only the 2' pieces of pipe in concrete which can be covered up. When I put in a gate, I use two gate corners with short pieces of 1 3/8" pipe going down into the two gate posts with a top piece the width of the gate opening. This allows me to tension the wire while keeping the posts straight up (to tension I screw two 2x4s to the end and use tie-down straps to ratchet it tight). If I don't want to use panels, I use a top rail and set the line posts in concrete. For each gate, four corners for the gate and two to connect to gate posts works. I don't use chain link fencing, but 5' no-climb 2"x4" horse fencing which costs more than most fencing, but much less than chain link with the end bars and hardware and is lighter, strong enough, and more important my wife likes it. I've also made dog kennels that clamp together without posts with a shed roof added with tiedowns to keep the wind from moving it. No local store stocks the 20' 1 3/8" top rail and shipping is too high to order online, but the local Ace Hardware ordered both the fencing and top rails and 8' line posts with no shipping costs. Ace doesn't carry the corners and I could drive 150 miles and get them at Home Depot, but at $8.98 each, I think I know a better source. I used to get them from Zoro by the case, but now they want $10.68 each. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 16, 2022 by Robert Eric Lee Robert Eric Lee
    • shiny
Color: Silver
these make the rest of my fence look bad. i used to replace the broken corners on my gate and they worked perfectly and install took 10 min. now just need to replace the fence entirely to match!
Reviewed in the United States on May 10, 2023 by bbgarnett
    • Decent gate corners only suitable for light use
Color: Silver
Review Image by Ian G. Jefferson Ian G. Jefferson
Review Image by Ian G. Jefferson Ian G. Jefferson
Review Image by Ian G. Jefferson Ian G. Jefferson
Review Image by Ian G. Jefferson Ian G. Jefferson
Our application is for a small farming operation. Die Cast aluminum construction. Includes a complete set of hardware. Too light for cattle but possibly useful for poultry or smaller animals such as goats or sheep perhaps via a man/small gate. No complaints but I think a formed tubular gate is probably a better option for strength. I can’t rate it for anything but what it is. 5 stars as it fully meets expections. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 18, 2023 by Ian G. Jefferson Ian G. Jefferson

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