Description
The 24×24 workstation bracket supports a countertop, workbench, or ADA station overhang on a 24 by 24 inch footprint, finished in gray to blend with steel-tone cabinetry, trim, or utility installations. It mounts to load-bearing wall studs and carries the work surface from below, leaving the space underneath open for seating, storage, or knee clearance.
Where the 24×24 Workstation Bracket Is Used
This size covers larger square overhangs on kitchen islands, garage and shop workbenches, and ADA-compliant service counters where a 24 by 24 inch span needs support from a wall rather than a leg or post. The gray finish suits installs where the bracket sits against unfinished steel, galvanized trim, or other gray-toned hardware, and where a factory color finish is not the deciding factor. It is also a practical match for utility rooms, mechanical spaces, and back-of-house prep counters where appearance matters less than a clean, consistent hardware look across a run of brackets.
How the 24×24 Workstation Bracket Holds Up
Each bracket mounts to load-bearing studs and is rated to support an overhang extending up to 6 inches beyond its own length, matching the engineering standard used across the CounterBalance line. This is a US-made bracket, and the same 24×24 size is also available in other CounterBalance finish options for installs where a different color match is needed.
Specifications
| Spec | Detail |
|---|---|
| SKU | CCH-CBWB2424GR-US |
| Size | 24 in x 24 in |
| Overall Dimensions | 24 in x 2 in x 24 in |
| Weight | 8 lb |
| Finish | Gray |
| Country of Manufacture | USA |
| Max Overhang | Up to 6 in beyond bracket length |
The full CounterBalance Workstation Bracket size range is available in the countertop bracket category, and the Industrial Fasteners Institute’s reference on anchor and mounting hardware covers general load-bearing mounting practice.
Need Help?
Need help sizing a bracket for a large square overhang? Call (800) 220-1966 or email [email protected].







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