FastCap BeauClip Panel Fasteners (Pack of 25)

I made padded wall panels, these clips where exactly what I needed. No issues with them. Easy to use, holds securely.

Do a great job. Make sure you use the correct size screw and I would put two in each side, that way you can make sure they don't touch each other. If a screw protrudes or clashes with a screw on the opposite side they won't clip together. Best put 2 on one side at 12 and 6 o'clock position, and 9 and 3 on the other.

I found this product really helpful for my padded headboard wall I did.

The item is really good and does the job. We used it for wall headboard panels. We were surprised to receive a bill from Fedex for additional £20.00 import tax ( based on the high price tag, we expected this to be calculated in the seller’s price and it is not mentioned on the add)

The clips are quite small however once they pushed together you can not prise them apart .....beware!

I used these clips to fasten upholstery and foam covered osb to the walls of my rv build. These don't come with screws

Not as large as they appeared. Which is great for boats. Just larger than a quarter. Very secure. Snap them together and play hadies getting them apart if not installed. Once installed the clip very easy, hold very well, and come apart some what easy. Wouldn’t want them to be to easy if they would blow away while Traveling. The 25$ cost for the clips and screws was cheap compared to the 460$ cost to replace the missing seat from the boat. Would have been a lot nicer if they came with stainless steel Screws. Had to buy at local hardware store. No big deal, but buy them online when you buy the beau clips. Great value and long overdue purchase.

My boat builder used those cheap white screw in clips to secure panels. If you have to remove them they break off and leave a mess. I've used these before and they are easy to mount and hold the removable panel very securely. They used to supply the screws. They use very small wood screws. So you have to buy them. I got one of those assortment boxes with like a zillion and there were plenty of the right size. You need the ones that mount flush with a sloping head so that you have a smooth surface to mate with.

Works well but need to use No. 4 flat head screws as specified as tolerances are small. It won’t work with larger screws or No 4 flat head that are installed perpendicular. Use more clips than I think.. I needed one clip for every 12 inch to secure. Large 36x48 panel.

I wanted removable panels for a generator shed I made. I recessed them as to have almost no gap between frame and panel. Perfectly lining them up was fun, but that was mainly bc I was lazy after the entire project taking much longer than intended. I didn’t want the larger hole through the project exterior so my initial drill bits were small and just used to determine center. That being said, I then should have used a stop on the appropriately sized drill bits and a Forster bit vs a spade bit bc - based on my skillset in past projects - these would have been cleaner cuts that were appropriately square. Either way, it worked. I just made it a little more difficult than it should have been. Looks good now.