Fastening angle

A fastening angle is used for a furniture construction system, in which panel elements (11), which are arranged vertically and horizontally with respect to one another, can be connected, of which at least the vertical side wall elements (21) and the horizontal bottom and covering elements (23) and preferably also the vertical intermediate panels (25) are provided, in the vicinity of the two edges (5) running in the longitudinal direction, on both sides with aligned rows (7) of holes which are parallel to the edges (5) and have a constant hole spacing (a). In the fastening angle itself, a plurality of bores is provided in both legs. In order to provide a fastening angle for a furniture system which can be constructed in as many ways as possible and is also suitable for those cases in which the hole spacing of the rows of holes, provided in the panel system, differs from the panel thickness of the panel elements used, the invention provides that the spacing of a bore (C) in the first leg (3a) from the vertex edge (17) is (2/5 + n) . a and the spacing of a bore (D) in the second leg (3b) from the vertex edge (17) is (3/5 + n) . a, where n is a whole number including zero, and that the thickness of the panel elements (11) is a/5 . m where m is a whole number greater than zero.