DriFlower Harvest Brackets - Brushed Steel - Dual Prong - Set of 2

Mount Aluminum Hanging Sticks on a Rack You Build - Set of 2

Building your own harvest rack means finding hardware that holds hanging sticks firmly and in the same position every time. These brackets have a dual-prong opening measured to fit aluminum sticks, and they are laser cut from heavy duty brushed steel so the fit stays consistent from bracket to bracket.

This set of 2 suits the do-it-yourself builder who is making a single rack or testing a design. Growers who need more positions can order additional sets to match their rack layout.

Key Features & Benefits

• Laser-cut construction — clean, consistent edges and dimensions across the set.
• Heavy duty brushed steel — a rigid material for holding sticks in a drying space.
• Dual-prong opening — a precision measured opening made for aluminum sticks.
• Two screw holes — gives you two points of attachment to secure each bracket to your rack.
• Set of 2 — a small, practical quantity for one build or a trial.

Who Should Use DriFlower Harvest Brackets

These brackets are for home gardeners and small-scale cultivators who want to build a custom harvest or drying rack instead of buying a finished one. They also suit commercial teams that fabricate their own frames and need matching stick hardware.

About DriFlower Harvest Brackets

DriFlower Harvest Brackets are laser-cut brushed steel brackets sold as a set of 2. Each bracket has a dual-prong opening for aluminum sticks and two screw holes for fastening. Fasteners are not included.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How many brackets come in one order?
A: One order contains a set of 2 brackets. If your rack design needs more positions, order additional sets.

Q: Are screws included?
A: No, fasteners are not included. Each bracket has two screw holes, so choose screws suited to the material of your rack.

Q: What do these brackets hold?
A: The dual-prong opening is precision measured for aluminum sticks. Check your stick dimensions against the opening before you build.

Q: What does dual prong mean?
A: It means the bracket has two prongs that form the opening, and the stick sits between them. This keeps the stick located on the rack.

Q: Why buy brackets separately instead of a finished rack?
A: Separate brackets let you choose your own frame size, materials and layout. They suit builders who already have the lumber or framing and only need the stick-holding hardware.

Q: How many screw holes does each bracket have?
A: Each bracket has two screw holes. Using both gives you two attachment points for each bracket.