Green A frame brackets, pair

Yard lumber sits on sawhorses while you line up the top beam. We cast these brackets as solid sleeves with no welded seams or joined corners. Slide your lumber in, drill through the pilot openings, and run the included bolts down with a wrench.

Solid cast corners

We cast each corner bracket as a single piece of iron. Without welded joints or seams across the angles, the metal stays rigid around the timber ends as the wood settles into the grass.

Green powder finish

The green coating covers the iron to shed rain and lawn sprinkler spray. It keeps the metal clean against wet grass and damp soil through summer storms and long winters out in the yard.

Bolts in the box

The brackets arrive with the mounting bolts and washers you need for the wood. You supply the drill, the socket wrench, and the timber from the local yard to complete the frame.

Building on the grass

Slide the brackets onto the top beam first while it rests low. Drill pilot holes through the precast openings, fasten the beam bolts, then insert the four legs before standing the assembly upright.

Anchoring the frame