Mxeol Marine Stainless Boat Dock Cleats Flat Top Low 2 Hole Mooring (Pair)
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Not this month, but we've organized and would match the hardware very soon, perhaps next month, and then we'll update the title and key points with the new information.
4 inches at its widest point equals 0. The difference between 5" and 5" is 0. The difference between 55" and 6 inch is 0. 6" x 8" x 0" x 0" x 9". I hope this information is useful.
Hello, it depends on the type of deck you have; typically, we use a 2 inch bolt with a 6 inch cleat, which is ideal for aluminum boats. However, if you're building a wooden boat, a longer bolt may be required.
The holes are numbered 1 to 10. a quarter inch apart
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On my 24' pontoon boat, I installed these. I like that the screws go through the upright posts, keeping them under compressive load to add to the structural integrity. We're on a lake, so we don't have to worry about pounding seas, but these don't flex with any strain we've put on them, tying off to shore after beaching with 200 lbs bodyweight down on the line. If the screws only go through the base, you're relying solely on the casting.
When I went to install them, I discovered that the mounting bolts were not included in the package. I had to go to a local hardware store in order to obtain the proper mounting hardware.
These cleats were purchased for my garage cabinets. They appear to be made of stainless steel of high quality. I'd put them on my sailboat without hesitation.
It appears to be attractive.
The process went smoothly, and the quality is satisfactory.
On our houseboat, I used for towel hooks.
Although the mounting holes are a little tight, I managed to make it work.
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