Are these long enough to go through the thickness of both a plastic cover and metal frame?
371258
Yes....I had no problem securing a metal frame and the license plate with these screws. It should not be an issue with a plastic frame.
371259
yes, i attached a rear view camera license plate to a nissan xterra and rogue with no problem.
118664
They'll work fine, but the grip that enables them to hold things in place is what eats through the finish. If this is important, perhaps a piece of Saran Wrap will protect things.
244739
They do not have a channel that the Plexiglass fits into. They glue to the surface. They will work with any thickness.
452335
I would say NO these are fine for trimming electronic parts but nothing thicker I tried trim the electrical studs on a battery box for a 9 volt battery they would not cut through the thicker metal and had to purchase another pair so beware trimming thicker things with these they are perfect for electronic projects.
760609
I don't know the thickness but these things really didn't work for me. My vents are on the floor and these seemed to work for some people who had vents on the floor but mine didn't. I have them taped down and they still come up.
230524
I don't know why they have those dimensions. You do get some extra length though. I would estimate the thickness as just over 1/2" at the thickest part. I'm sure it would work good, but don't make my mistake in thinking it could replace the rubber insert at the bottom of my garage doors-not thick enough for that.
222718
Should work just fine. They are plastic that covers. You can always cut if needed.
246784
I honestly can't say. I've only used them on gutters. I wouldn't be as worried about how deep the ledge was, more how thick the ibeam flange is. Anything thicker than half a cm would probably stretch the plastic to breaking.
1371658
Yes, they are larger which for an open space won't make any difference but if you are trying to secure something on, say, your motorcycle and the gap between a couple of surfaces is tight, these hooks may not fit.Said another way: These hooks are formed as opposed to the plastic-dipped metal hooks we have all been 'historically' using. Where the real value comes using the CamLok tie downs is the ability to be able to adjust the overall length to an exact fit. For that aspect alone I recommend them.
1773012
I'd say no, as they are only about 1/8" thick at the fat end. You would be better off getting something at the Home Depot type store. Sorry!
1873812
They are 1/4" thick, whatever the standard size that you had originally. But they snap in, they don't work if you have the type with screws. I tapped them in tighter with a rubber mallet.
1151839
Yes. It has heavy adjustable plastic coated metal wire brackets that should easily accommodate that thickness.
2157827
I would not use anything over 1 inch. These are flush mount hinges so thickness shouldn't matter, but weight wld be an issue.
738025
Probably. The plastic sleeve is fairly pliable, but I can't say how to figure for square dimensions.
1641555
Don't recall, or whether I actually used them. My guess is 1/2 to 3/4. Would probably not go through a 3/4 inch frame, but I would be careful putting them into panel except where it is also that thick.
643135
I have panel curtains with "sleeves" that slide over the rod and they fit over the corner piece just fine. I think this is what you were asking... if you are referring to metal rings or something, I think it would be fine as long as the diameter is big enough.
1778192
Because of the thickness of the plastic, they are probably closer to 30mm on the outside. They fit in a rack with larger holes. I had the same problem and had to find a different rack. They are very durable and highly recommended!