🔍 50-Pack Glass Retainer Clips Kit - 4mm Cabinet Glass Clips with Screws for Glass Cabinet Doors - Transparent with Gold Screw - Enhanced SEO Review

Just terrible. The screw can also be made of plastic. Apply any amount of torque and the head will come loose and the body will get stuck in the material (wood in my case). I think you get what you pay for!

I replaced the brackets in my china cabinet with these and the clear ones not only look better than the brown ones, they are better made than the original. Now I don't worry about my glass falling out. I highly recommend it.

We used these holders to hold plexiglass panes in the curved door of a souvenir cabinet. There was a lot of pressure to hold the forced corner and these little guys held on well. High quality plastic with enough flexibility to get the job done without breaking.

We bought this to replace the glass in our wine cellar. I like that they are transparent as the originals were brown and you could see them through the glass. These clips are larger and appear to be more durable than the original clips. So far, so good!

A simple little plastic thing that you screw in and hold the panel in place for a few bucks I paid it helped me close a few of my closets repair, and some of them were seen through . They don't really go together, but who cares how many things I have to fix? I think it's cheap

A few plastic parts were broken but that's why you buy 50 when you need 40. All screws were in order, there were no milling residues in the grooves (which sometimes happens with valuable screws). and the ending was balanced. I accidentally ordered them when I needed them without an offset so I ground the lip down to the size I needed. They didn't crash: just smooth results. I would buy again.

I have four frosted glass panes and two cabinets. The manufacturer or previous owner used clamps offset by a quarter inch or more. Ignore them for over tightening and many of them have snapped in the screw hole; Or they worked overtime due to usage. I've taken them off and used them as a spare and they've worked great so far. I tried to find them at local hardware stores and couldn't. Maybe add a glass or mirror company, they would have. It seems to be working for three days. The time will…