Overview
These hard-to-find fasteners make building a bed a snap. One pack of four fasteners will complete a bed. Features quick assembly and disassembly. Requires mortising for recessed mounting. Can be Installed with mallet, chisel, drill bits and drill. Made of heavy steel.
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I have ordered four sets, and...
Posted July 12, 2009
I have ordered four sets, and every one has needed filing before the two halves would mesh properly. Luckily, it doesn't take too much filing.
It took my wife and I...
Posted July 1, 2009
It took my wife and I a good little while to build this sleigh bed. Installing these fasteners was definitely the easiest, and quickest step. They feel nice and heavy, and we're sure they'll last as long as the bed will. The bed is made of cherry, with pine slats. We finished it with medium brown Transtints, and Zinsser amber shellac. The fasteners don't look bad either.
I have been the woodshop teacher...
Posted May 2, 2009
I have been the woodshop teacher at Rhea County High School for the past ten years. We have built over 30 pine sleigh beds ranging from twin to king size and have used these steel bed rail fasteners everytime. They are easy to use and very durable making a very sturdy bed. I will continue to use these for future projects.
Recently built matched pair of twin...
Posted March 28, 2009
Recently built matched pair of twin beds from locally harvested and prepared white ash. 3"x3" posts and 6/4" stretchers with mortise and tennon jointry. Slats are mortised into stretchers. The hardware was just the ticket for a knockdown feature. The rails were also 6/4.
Very sturdy and easy to use....
Posted March 16, 2009
Very sturdy and easy to use. I don't see these failing anytime in the future. My only gripe would be that they could be a little longer to accomodate the center screw hole better for when the tangs hook in the female piece, but no big deal. These also do not come with screws.
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