Flat ( 0" ) Depth --- Offset Mounting Canvas Z Clips for Picture Framing -- #6 X 3/8" Pan-Head Screws Included -- P

Extra screw hole on short side is not that great for mounting canvas to frame. Some people may use it to screw into the stretcher if there is a gap, but that is probably a bad idea. If using these for craft projects or mounting other things, the second hole could come in handy, though there is only 1 screw provided per clip.If you plan on bending them a bit to fit better, it can be done with some pliers, or a vice. This is a common problem with standard 3/4in deep frames when the glass is removed... since glass or plexi is usually around 1.5-2.5mm thick, there is a gap between the canvas and clip. An easy solution is to just cut some cardboard to fit over the back of the canvas, punch a hole out the middle so it can breathe, and tighten them up. The cardboard will compress and seal the gap, and a flimsy paper dust cover + adhesive is not required. It also protects the back of the canvas. Another option is to get 1/8in clips and put washers under them, or use thin metal bands that screw into stretchers and frame... but the cardboard method is cleaner.

These are perfect for my canvas framing, I was trying to frame a canvas as it was to high from the lip of the frame so I had different using a staple gun to hold it in to the frame,after receiving these I screw them in and they work perfectly

These clips work well to secure a canvas into a frame. Pre-drill holes in order to screw them into place. Inadequate number of screws were enclosed. luckily my husband had some that worked.

Worked perfectly, screws included. I'd suggest getting a variety of mounting rabbet depths to increase your frame options. I found many frames that I liked and within my budget but the rabbet depth was too shallow and I could have used say a .125 or .25 mounting bracket. Although I prefer flush mounting. I use gesso board and the brand I use has a half inch depth so frames in the style I'd prefer are more difficult to find. This is a good product for flush mounting, I have not tried, but I think it could probably be easily bent to fit various rabbet depths.

Exactly like the "name brand" ones I've always bought at the craft or hardware stores. The price difference is astonishing! Sure would have saved myself lots of cash getting these instead years ago!

I used this to hold up my 40 lb glass mirror and so far so good. The only gripe I have is that the screws they come with are practically useless. They are about a centimeter in length and don't do much.

Love these to mount my canvas board paintings to a frame, super easy.

A little pricey to just buy 10, but the 100 and 500 packs are great deals! I recommend that if you know you gonn use those, buy bulk.I’m glad I only got 10, turned out they are not as useful S 1/8 inch for me. Lol