Countertop Support Brackets

Countertop support brackets are the quiet backbone of any overhang, the hidden muscle that lets a slab of stone float without a forest of legs. We bend ours from thick steel bar, torch the ends smooth, and drill clean holes so lag screws bite deep on the first try. Some homeowners want countertop brackets that show off a little curve and scrollwork, others prefer a counter support bracket that vanishes once the backsplash goes up, so we build both styles and let you choose.

Granite, marble, quartz, Corian, even that concrete top you saw on a blog, all of them weigh more than they look, which is why every heavy duty countertop support bracket gets crushed in a press before it earns a label. Numbers printed on the install sheet? They are the conservative ones, real tests run higher. Need countertop mounting brackets that disappear in an island breakfast bar? Grab the hidden line, a flat bar with a welded gusset that slips under the stone and never shows. Remodeling an old farmhouse and want a bit of ironwork peeking out? The decorative corbels come in raw, black, or oil‑rubbed and can take a sanding block if you like more rust than paint.

• Decorative Iron Corbels, visible, design‑forward, add texture under butcher block or reclaimed pine
• Hidden Support Brackets, out of sight, streamlined for modern kitchens and tight walkways

Pick the look first, the strength is already baked in, and if you need a hole shifted half an inch call, we can tweak a jig before lunch.