Recensioni dei clienti per VEVOR Fissaggio Invisibile per Assi di Pavimentazione in Composito, 500 pezzi, Clip a T Fissaggi Nascosti in Plastica PP con Viti Metalliche, Compatibili con Assi di Spazio 5,5 mm Altezza 7 mm

Great and useful

Great fastener T-clips and great price! Worked perfect with Trex composit decking.

The spacer/holders work very well and provide a uniform space between deck boards. My conern is how long they wiĺ last compated to metal holders/spacers. Time will tell.

the clips worked out as a good purchase

These do not fit the Trex groove. To remedy this, I used a router with a piloted bit to modify the groove on the Trex boards. Worked great after that.

Best price for a good product

Going in I had concerns if these would be the right size for Trex brand composite, but they worked perfect! Stainless steel heads are notorious for stripping easily, no matter the brand—and these are no different. A piece of advice— If it stops or starts to strip then STOP! Back it out, toss it and use a fresh one. It’s a real pain if it completely strips and gets stuck halfway in, so try your best to avoid that at all costs. They did provide two of the longer screw driving bits. The first one wore out about 1/3 thru the box and I barely made it thru the job with the second driving bit. You may want to purchase a could extra long T15 driving bits. It’ll help a lot. Fresh bits don’t strip. After they get worn it strips the screws easier

Very good option & price point for these hidden fasteners verses trex brand. I would highly recommend this product, to anyone for composite decking installation. The only thing that should have been offered would be the small metal fasteners for first board and last board. That being said great product for the price.

I purchased this product twice to install my UltraDeck material, 20' x 20'. The PP plastic would seem to be the same material as the product endorsed by the manufacturers that promote Trex and UltraDeck and others that use this style of fastener although the design is slightly different, one "leg" vs. two. My concern is with the screw head. In my opinion the machining of the inter portion where the driver-bit sits is not consistent. When installing these screws you soon learn to start slowly and stay slow. I would set the driver-bit into the screw-head and ensure it was seated properly and then engage the power driver (drill) . Nearly 15% of these screws would start "stripping" right away. I carefully backed the screw out and started with a new one. But in a few cases I had to cut the screw off or remove with a pliers. The screw is a light alloy material and very unforgiving! Despite this issue, cost was the factor, 10 cents each for these versus 30 cents for the other. For a homeowner these are fine but no-way as contractor would I take a chance on these.

This actually looks and serves as a direct placement. It works but, here is the problem. The screw in the center is universal such as a wood frame or steel. My deck frame is steel. So you must drill a pilot hole and it's a 50/50 shot whether the screw trys to start at an angle or straight. The screw is very soft and strips very easy. Other than that all good.