🔩 Teenitor 40mm x 40mm Stainless Steel Bracket Mounting Fastener Review

Brackets are fine. Typical of what you'll see at a Hollyes or home depot store. 2 screws were missing and 2 of the screws had an improperly machined Phillips head so you could not insert a screwdriver. It would be nice if they gave you extra screws. I ended up having to go to Lowes to find the screws.

Painted black and used as record storage/TV stand. So that they don't get scratched during transport, I think they had a film on them that you can easily peel off. Upon delivery the clips came loose from the bag and lay loose in the box which frightened me at first as I thought something might be missing but it wasn't.

I bought these to try and reinforce a cheap dresser my teenage daughter owns. After a few moves it was quite wobbly but still in good shape so I installed these spacers all over the inside of the dresser basically where the two boards came together and I put them on the floor between the bottom of the dresser laid and legs and that made a big difference. Now we can move it without fear of it falling apart.

When I looked at the reviews for this product someone said the staples are good but the Phillips screws are not. He said his cordless drill ripped off the tops of the screws and you can use them with a standard screwdriver. All you have to do is set the speed to low and when the screw is tight move on to the next one. I checked hardware stores and this product is about 45% cheaper and better. I will be ordering more supplies for my next project!

The only complaint is that the holes are too narrow near the corner so you have to drill at an angle which causes problems and prevents the screw heads from lying flat. What were they thinking? Oh look how well the screw heads fit the holes. They even have holes with a countersunk head. Ah, that's nice. But die-hard drill makers just don't want to make a tiny, flimsy drill head and body so I can drill straight into this fixture. Its my fault. I have to invest in a special thin drill to work…

My mother the law had trouble with climbing our wooden steps due to the fact that the right railing was weakened. I threw a few of them down to secure the railing and they are as hard as rock! The only problem is that it is more secure now as the left side and my wife want me to level the left side and have already found a few things around the house that she wants to use them for, putting up shelves and stuff. I will probably order more as she is constantly inspecting the house looking for new

I really like them and although I've found a more unconventional use for them (holding burner plates and griddles in the grill) they hold up well in the heat too! I have extensions that I will be using on some of the shelves around the house. I ended up trying to bend a few just to see how strong they are and ended up having to use a crowbar, hammer and my vise to bend them if you're going to use them on furniture or fixtures I guess me that is he will do almost any job.