Overview
Secure pictures in frames or screens in windows the easy way with affordable Brass Plated Turn Buttons! These hard-to-find items are ideal for holding backing boards or the picture itself in place in its frame bed. And if you ever want to remove the picture or screen, simply loosen the screw and turn the button for a quick release. Each button is plated with brass for durability and comes with 3/8" long screws for easy installation. Pre-drilling is advised.
Includes eight (8) buttons and screws.
Tech Spec
| Brand | Rockler |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer Part Number | H03-013-0001 |
| Weight (lbs) | 0.0100 |
Technical Details:
- Ideal for securing pictures in frames or screens in windows
- Constructed of brass-plated steel for enhanced durability
- Simply turn the button to release
- Dimensions: 7/8" long x 3/8" wide
- Includes #3 x 3/8" screws (pre-drilling is advised)
What's included:
(8) Brass Plated Turn Buttons
Technical Downloads:
Reviews
Customer Reviews
8 Review(s)
View AllThese turnbuttons worked great for me....
Posted September 4, 2010
These turnbuttons worked great for me. I made a set of picture frames out of oak & cherry for my nieces wedding. I used a 1/16" drill bit to make a pilot hole. I had no problem tightening the screws with the proper hand screwdriver. The only problem that I ran into was that 2 of the packages only had 7 buttons. I called my local store to see if they had any in stock. The manager took care of me at the store and replaced them without any charge. Thanks Rockler for have such great products and great customer service.
I am building frames for puzzles...
Posted March 26, 2010
I am building frames for puzzles that my wife is putting together. I have used them before for making frames for mirrors, which I sandblasted logo's...they work great. YES, you must predrill the holes (or plan on striping the screws. You might not have to predrill on soft wood, but I would play it safe! You can't go wrong(unless you oversize the drill) make sure you use the right screw.
Twenty years ago we installed our...
Posted June 11, 2009
Twenty years ago we installed our window screens upside down. The screens fell out with windy weather. My wife finally said "Please do something to fix this." I used this product to secure the screen. The screen has not fallen out yet and the product was easy to install. Very good quality.
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