Check the listing for details. 20 Pack Figure 8 Steel Desk Top Fastener Clip - Heavy Duty Figure-Eight. Color: Sliver, Condition: New. Listed at 15.54 USD. Store New Arrivals Add to Favorite View Feedback Contact Description Color Sliver Brand NIDAYE Head Style Flat Exterior Finish Zinc Material Alloy Steel ★Very Simple in Design: These flat fasteners are shaped like two washers that got crushed in a press somewhere, ending up with a figure-eight shape★Made from High Quality Steel: Die casting with zinc finished to prevent rusting and corrosion★Reduce Wood Splitting: Securely fastens wooden table surface to its rails★Easy to install: Drill the hole, run a screw snug but not over-tight the fastener in both apron and the wooden top surface, providing a pivot point to accommodate seasonal wood movement★If you have any problem, please don't hesitate to contact us, we'll reply within 24 hours Product Description The figure 8 desktop fastener is an easy to install tool for securing table or desktops. Very Simple in Design-these flat fasteners are shaped like two washers that got crushed in a press somewhere, ending up with a figure-eight shape. By recessing one washer into the top of your vertical piece, you use the other washer to attach to the horizontal. It is made with the high quality of die casting steel (almost 1/8" thick) coated with zinc for rusting and corrosion resistance. Each fastener measures 1.29" x 0.78" x 12 gauge (~1/8") thick. It reduces Wood Splitting - Securely fastens wooden table surface to its rails, while providing a pivot point to accommodate seasonal wood movement. The fastener can be used in table tops, desk tops, cabinet fronts, drawer fronts or arts and craft. Very Simple in Design These flat fasteners are shaped like two washers that got crushed in a press somewhere, ending up with a figure-eight shape Made from High Quality Steel Die casting with zinc finished to prevent rusting and corrosion Reduce Wood Splitting Securely fastens wooden table surface to its rails Easy to install Drill the hole, run a screw snug but not over-tight the fastener in both apron and the wooden top surface, providing a pivot point to accommodate seasonal wood movement