LEGO® Brackets

Build cleaner angles, stronger connections, and advanced SNOT (Studs Not On Top) details with our range of individual LEGO® bracket parts. Brackets allow you to change stud direction, mount elements sideways, and reinforce structural joins exactly where your build needs support.

What LEGO® Brackets Are Used For

Brackets are essential for directional building. They let you rotate surfaces, mount plates vertically, and create compact right-angle connections without weakening your structure.

  • 90° structural connections: Create strong L-shaped joins for walls, frames, and layered builds.
  • SNOT building techniques: Attach tiles and plates sideways for smoother surfaces and detailed finishes.
  • Compact angled assemblies: Achieve tight offsets and precise alignment in vehicles, mechs, and architectural builds.
  • Structural reinforcement: Strengthen corners and stress points without adding bulk.

Common Types of LEGO® Brackets

  • Standard brackets (1x1, 1x2–1x2): Core elements for right-angle building and surface rotation.
  • Inverted brackets: Allow downward or inward-facing connections for advanced detailing.
  • Bracket plates with attachment points: Variants designed to integrate with bar elements or moving assemblies.

Related Parts for Advanced Building

Brackets are frequently combined with other connection elements for greater flexibility:

Browse the full selection of bracket elements and choose the exact sizes and orientations required for your build.