An angle bracket (10; 100) for joining a first construction element to a second construction element, wherein the angle bracket (10; 100) comprises: a first leg provided in a first plane, the first leg comprising a joining edge extending a joining length in a longitudinal axis (x) and a first free end part distal from the joining edge, the first leg having a centre of mass and a height; and a second leg provided in a second plane, the second leg comprising a joining edge extending a joining length in the longitudinal axis (x) and a second free end part distal from the joining edge, the second leg having a centre of mass and a height, wherein: the first leg and the second leg are arranged substantially perpendicular to one another via a common bending line, said common bending line connecting or joining the respective joining edges of the first leg and the second leg in the longitudinal axis (x); at least a portion of the first leg between the joining edge and its centre of mass is wider in an axis parallel to the longitudinal axis (x) than the widest part of the first leg between its centre of mass and the first free end part; at least a portion of the second leg between the joining edge and its centre of mass is wider in an axis parallel to the longitudinal axis (x) than the widest part of the second leg between its centre of mass and the second free end part; the joining length of the angle bracket (10; 100) is greater than the height of the first leg or the height of the second leg; and the common bending line extending in the longitudinal axis (x) forms and/or defines the widest part of the angle bracket (10; 100) in the longitudinal axis (x) or longitudinal axes parallel thereto. a first leg provided in a first plane, the first leg comprising a joining edge extending a joining length in a longitudinal axis (x) and a first free end part distal from the joining edge, the first leg having a centre of mass and a height; and a second leg provided in a second plane, the second leg comprising a joining edge extending a joining length in the longitudinal axis (x) and a second free end part distal from the joining edge, the second leg having a centre of mass and a height, wherein: the first leg and the second leg are arranged substantially perpendicular to one another via a common bending line, said common bending line connecting or joining the respective joining edges of the first leg and the second leg in the longitudinal axis (x); at least a portion of the first leg between the joining edge and its centre of mass is wider in an axis parallel to the longitudinal axis (x) than the widest part of the first leg between its centre of mass and the first free end part; at least a portion of the second leg between the joining edge and its centre of mass is wider in an axis parallel to the longitudinal axis (x) than the widest part of the second leg between its centre of mass and the second free end part; the joining length of the angle bracket (10; 100) is greater than the height of the first leg or the height of the second leg; and the common bending line extending in the longitudinal axis (x) forms and/or defines the widest part of the angle bracket (10; 100) in the longitudinal axis (x) or longitudinal axes parallel thereto. the first leg and the second leg are arranged substantially perpendicular to one another via a common bending line, said common bending line connecting or joining the respective joining edges of the first leg and the second leg in the longitudinal axis (x); at least a portion of the first leg between the joining edge and its centre of mass is wider in an axis parallel to the longitudinal axis (x) than the widest part of the first leg between its centre of mass and the first free end part; at least a portion of the second leg between the joining edge and its centre of mass is wider in an axis parallel to the longitudinal axis (x) than the widest part of the second leg between its centre of mass and the second free end part; the joining length of the angle bracket (10; 100) is greater than the height of the first leg or the height of the second leg; and the common bending line extending in the longitudinal axis (x) forms and/or defines the widest part of the angle bracket (10; 100) in the longitudinal axis (x) or longitudinal axes parallel thereto.