Abstract: An eavestrough corner bracket made from an elongated bendable sheet strip with a longitudinal axis. The bracket has inner and outer portions folded about the longitudinal axis to produce respective corner side portions inclined to each other to define side walls of opposed corners which are generally complementary to adjacent intersecting inner and outer portions of the eavestroughing. The bracket has an intermediate portion disposed between the inner and central portions thereof, the intermediate portion having a plurality of folds to incline corner portions of the bracket for both an outside corner and for an inside corner of the bracket.

Abstract: An eavestrough corner bracket made from an elongated bendable sheet strip with a longitudinal axis. The bracket has inner and outer portions folded about the longitudinal axis to produce respective corner side portions inclined to each other to define side walls of opposed corners which are generally complementary to adjacent intersecting inner and outer portions of the eavestroughing. The bracket has an intermediate portion disposed between the inner and central portions thereof, the intermediate portion having a plurality of folds to incline corner portions of the bracket for both an outside corner and for an inside corner of the bracket. The invention discloses a method of folding a structure from a blank to eliminate joining together of portions of the bracket.

Abstract: An eavestrough bracket formed of a length of stamped sheet metal which has a straight bar portion having an upwardly curved hooked portion at an outer end for engaging an upper hooked marginal edge of an eavestrough and an upstanding leg at an inner end for engaging an opposite upper marginal edge portion of the eavestrough, the leg having an opening for receiving a securing nail, a strengthening rib extending continuously from substantially centrally of the bar portion and upwards through the hooked portion and a trough extending continuously from substantially centrally of the bar portion and upwardly through the upstanding leg and terminating at the hole for guiding a nail to be driven to the opening.