Offset Canvas Clips For Picture Framing Starters Package. Includes (20) of each 1/8" 1/4" 3/8" 1/2" 3/4" 1". Included is 120 pieces #6 X 3/8" pan-head screws.

Perfect for setting a canvas that was too deep for the wooden frame. The variety of sizes made this a versatile choice for future paintings also- not limited to specific frame type. The brackets are high quality, heavy, and screws are included.

Many sizes available in the packet.

Very good quality and a must for any art conservation and collecting...

This assortment provides the perfect solution to the problem that I had with a canvas print.. Since the print is on a frame that is thicker than the decorative frame that it was placed in, there was no way to fasten the canvas frame to the decorative frame. These provided the solution that I could not find in the hardware departments of the big box stores that are nearby. I highly recommend them to anyone that has an offset problem like that for this kit, it has a good variety of the fasteners and they are well made and the price is very good! Highly recommended!

This package includes 5 sizes, but would be a more useful product if it included 6 sizes by also including 5/8" size. While framing I almost immediately needed 5/8" and it was not included in the group. Disappointed.

They seem to be all here!

I used this kit to frame a canvas. I was working with a fillet and a frame, which each needed to be screwed together. This kit is great because I was able to try incremental sizes for the best fit. It has more hardware than I needed, but I'm set to do my own framing now and can use this kit in future projects.

Had multiple frames in different sizes/depths/materials, needed to frame some stretched canvas & items on paper or thin art board. This multi-sized set was just what I needed. Was very easy to use. Had 1 frame/canvas combo that was between depths clip sizes in the kit, just enough that the canvas could move/rattle a bit in the frame when hung on a wall that received a bit of vibration when very large trucks drive by. Added a small, thin felt pad, like those on the underside of glass tops for furniture, about 1mm thick, and that solved the issue. Didn't need to pre drill holes for screws, though I did use a sharp, fine bit to drill pulot holes in some older plaster frames to avoid flaking or cracking. I also used just 1 screw, into the frame, in each clip, though there are 2 holes. 1 end on each clip is slightly longer & may be flipped around, to accomodate a canvas, mat, etc that is a bit smaller than the dinensions of the frame, which is very helpful.