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A bracket is an architectural element and (generally) structural member, made of wood, stone, or metal, that projects from a wall to support or carry weight. A bracket can be entirely ornamental and serve no supporting purpose.

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	[[File:Hill Cottage.jpg\|right\|thumb\|\|The eaves of the ]][[Hill Cottage\|Hill Cottage]]\| are supported by brackets. ]] A '''bracket''' is an architectural element and (generally) structural member, made of wood, stone, or metal, that projects from a wall to support or carry weight. A bracket can be entirely ornamental and serve no supporting purpose.		[[File:Hill Cottage.jpg\|right\|thumb\|\|The eaves of the [[Hill Cottage\|Hill Cottage]]\| are supported by brackets. ]] A '''bracket''' is an architectural element and (generally) structural member, made of wood, stone, or metal, that projects from a wall to support or carry weight. A bracket can be entirely ornamental and serve no supporting purpose.

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