Architectural Aluminum Angles – Mill Finish 6063-T6 Alloy Profiles for Trim, Framing & Millwork
Our mill finish architectural aluminum angles are made from 6063-T6 Aluminum and can be used in various architectural applications. Designed for versatility, they are commonly used to finish millwork, trim, or to add protection for surfaces.
Product Description
About Architectural Aluminum Angles
Our mill finish architectural aluminum angle are manufactured from premium 6063-T6 aluminum, a trusted alloy known for its strength, corrosion resistance, and ease of fabrication. Each angle is formed through a precise aluminum manufacturing process, producing consistent dimensions and smooth finishes ideal for architectural projects.
These architectural aluminum angles are designed for maximum versatility, making them a reliable choice for both residential and commercial applications. Commonly used to finish millwork, trim, and edge protection, aluminum angles provide long-lasting durability while maintaining a clean, professional appearance.
Thanks to their excellent machinability, these architectural aluminum angles can be easily cut, shaped, drilled, and welded to suit a wide variety of project needs—from frame construction to decorative detailing. Available in five widths (0.75″, 1″, 1.25″, 1.5″, and 2″) and three stock lengths (48″, 96″, and 192″), our aluminum angle profiles give you the flexibility to match your exact requirements. For larger builds, we also provide custom architectural aluminum angles up to 16 feet. Whether you’re completing a small trim detail, fabricating architectural framing, or working on industrial construction, Monarch Metal’s aluminum angles deliver the strength, adaptability, and long-term performance your project demands.
Key Features of Architectural Aluminum Angles
- Material: 6063-T6 aluminum
- Finish: Mill Finish
- Widths Available: 0.75″, 1″, 1.25″, 1.5″, 2″
- Lengths Available: 48″, 96″, 192″ stock options
- Custom Lengths: Cut to size, up to 16 ft of aluminum angles
- Durability: Strong, lightweight, corrosion-resistant
- Fabrication: Easy to cut, drill, weld, and shape
Architectural Aluminum Angle Installation & Compatibility
- Ease of Use: Designed for simple cutting, drilling, and welding with standard tools
- Compatibility: Works in both residential and commercial applications
- Common Uses: Edge protection, architectural trim, structural framing, decorative finishing with architectural aluminum profiles
- Adaptability: Suitable for small detail work or large structural builds
- Ordering: Stock sizes available for fast shipping; custom lengths available upon request
Best Uses For Architectural Aluminum Angles
- Architectural trim and millwork projects
- Structural framing and reinforcement
- Protective edging for high-traffic areas and exposed surfaces
- Custom architectural aluminum projects requiring precise angle profiles
- Commercial, industrial, and residential building applications
Ordering & Custom Options For Architectural Aluminum Angles
- Stock Angles: Same/next business day shipping (online or phone)
- Custom lengths: Available upon request — Request a Quote
- Samples: Available for evaluation prior to purchase — Request a Sample
Frequently Asked Questions
Specifications & Downloads
| Weight | N/A |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | N/A |
| Material | 6063-T6 Aluminum |
| Finish | Mill |
| Custom Lengths Available | Up To 16 Feet |
| Width | 0.75 Inch, 1 Inch, 1.25 Inch, 1.5 Inch, 2 Inch |
| Length | 48 Inch, 96 Inch, 192 Inch |
| Availability | Same Day Shipping |
Download Product Sheet
Download Technical Drawing
Download DWG Files
Photo Gallery
Mill Finish vs. Clear Anodized Aluminum
Choosing the right finish for your architectural aluminum angles depends on your application and desired appearance. Mill finish aluminum is raw and untreated, with a more natural, varied look. Clear anodized aluminum features a protective finish that provides a smoother, more consistent appearance along with added durability and corrosion resistance.
Architectural Aluminum Angles Clear Anodized
Our clear anodized architectural aluminum angles are made from 6063-T6 Aluminum and can be used in various architectural applications. Designed for versatility, they are commonly used to finish millwork, trim, or to add protection for surfaces.
