Acrylic brackets — sometimes called Perspex brackets or clear plastic brackets — are used wherever metal would show through the panel, rust, or break the finish of a display or assembly. The range covers three types: corner brackets for right-angle panel joins, angle brackets for frame connections and reinforcement, and shelf brackets for visible edge support. Clear, white and black finishes in stock.
Which acrylic bracket type do you need?
Corner brackets suit display cases, cabinet carcasses and storage boxes where two flat panels meet at 90°. Angle brackets work for frame reinforcement or wall-panel connections where the bracket needs to carry some load. Shelf brackets are the right choice when the fixing is part of the visible edge — polished acrylic reads as part of the shelf, not hardware bolted underneath it.
For right-angle panel fixings specifically, the acrylic corner brackets page covers all sizes, bolt vs tape fixing, and which grade suits display cases, shelving and cabinet assembly.