F-SG range of timber gallow bracket with modern "trench" feature. Projection 550mm to 900mm

F-Sg range of gallows brackets with a modern trench in the upright.

Note all our brackets have mortise and tenon joints where applicable. We are aware of gallow brackets being sold butt jointed and screwed. This can cause the joint to open up and cause the bracket to fail over a period.

 Prices quoted are for single items not per pair. Excludes delivery costs. Delivery normally 2 working days.

Fixing kits-See Timber brackets fixing kits for details.

FKB- Through bolts M10 120mm x2 X 2 Oak mushroom caps 25mm    

FKB2- x2 Thunderbolts + Washers M10 x 130, X 2 Oak mushroom caps 25mm   

FKB1- Resin set, x2 M12 x 160mm + resin capsule, X 2 Oak mushroom caps 25mm  

• Our Timber products are inspected for faults, dead knots and shakes are filled using a two-part resin filler.
• All our timber products are now treated with a clear industrial wood preservative as defined in BS/EN 335-1:1994. The product protects the wood surface against wood destroying and wood discolouring fungi and satisfies the performance requirements of EN599-1. This allows the product to be stained/painted on site.
• All product codes Prefixed with F are certified FSC mix 70% INT-COC-003944.274. 
• The safe working load is calculated with a safety factor of 6. It's worth noting that the specific application and structural requirements of a project will determine whether a timber gallows bracket is the appropriate choice. Consulting with a structural engineer or a qualified professional can help ensure that the right support system is selected for the intended purpose.

What is a Timber gallows bracket and why use one?

 A timber gallows bracket is a structural component used in construction to support a projecting beam, such as a balcony, canopy, or overhang. It is typically made of timber and consists of two perpendicular arms that extend from a vertical post or wall. The horizontal beam rests on the arms of the bracket, creating additional support and stability.

  Here are a few reasons why timber gallows brackets are used:

1.   Aesthetic appeal: Timber gallows brackets can add a decorative element to the exterior of a building. They often feature intricate designs and can enhance the architectural style of a structure.
2.  Structural support: Gallows brackets provide essential support to projecting beams, helping to distribute the weight evenly and prevent sagging or structural failure. They transfer the load from the beam to the supporting wall or post, ensuring stability.
3.  Increased space utilization: By using gallows brackets, architects and builders can create cantilevered structures that extend beyond the main wall or post. This allows for the creation of balconies, canopies, or other functional spaces without the need for additional support columns or posts.
4.  Versatility and adaptability: Timber gallows brackets can be designed and manufactured to suit specific architectural requirements. They are available in various sizes, styles, and finishes, making them adaptable to different building designs and aesthetics.
5.  Traditional construction methods: Timber gallows brackets have been used in construction for centuries and are often associated with traditional and heritage buildings. They provide a link to