CORTEN STAINLESS STEEL BRACKET
Corten Stainless Steel brackets
Retaining wall set out guidelines
Based on retaining flat ground with no surcharges
Pile hole depths and diameters, assume good bearing soils.
Timber post and 1st Corten panel
Corten steel makes long lasting garden retaining walls and planters
Corten retaining walls need good drainage behind them
Bolts for timber
Use M10 stainless steel bolts when attaching brackets to treated timber retaining wall posts
Anchors for concrete
Use M10 masonry anchors when attaching brackets to concrete walls
Screws for timber rails
Use M10 stainless steel coach screws when attaching brackets to treated timber rails
Masonry Wall Bracket
Example of corten bracket fixed to masonry wall
Retaining Wall Bracket
Example of corten bracket fixed to 125mm x 125mm treated retaining wall post
Retaining Wall Bolts
For retaining walls, use stainless steel M10 bolts, which are stronger than coach screws
Straight Panels
Each bracket is bolted to the timber posts, using M8 stainless steel bolts.
The corten panels are secured to the stainless brackets using stainless steel TEK screws.
Curved Panels
Allows up to 30 degree angle (convex or concave)
Click for Curved Wall Set Outs
Corten stainless steel bracket, with slots for TEK screws
Slots allow both convex and concave curved walls to be built
Modern garden
Modern garden using corten steel retaining walls
Modern garden
Modern garden using corten steel retaining walls
Modern garden
Modern garden using corten steel retaining walls