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Tie Down Rings 1/2" x 6" Zinc plated machine bolts. |
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Black Nylon Cleats Almost unbreakable and resistant to salt and sun damage. Use two 5/16" flat head bolts to fasten down. Available in 8" or 10". |
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Aluminum Safety Cleats Tired of stubbing your toe on cleats? This cleat lays flat when not in use and is rounded on the edges. Unlike some of the imitations that break, this is cast from almag 35, a true marine grade of aluminum, and is extremely strong and corrosion resistant. It can be bolted down from the top. Uses 3/8" fasteners. Comes in 6" or 8". |
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Nylon Fold Down Cleats Cleat can be fully hidden when not in use - reduces tripping hazard. Made of a nylon composite it is strong and durable. With the angled sides, it can be driven over - when seated. Will not rust or corrode. Can bolt to existing boat docks or any flat surface: docks, boats, trailers, truck beds, work vans, garages, hangars, etc. Uses 1/4" fasteners. Available in White or Black and in 6" or 9". |
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Galvanized Steel Cleats Steel cleats are made from malleable iron and then hot-dipped galvanized. Uses hex head bolt. Available in 8", 10" or 12". |
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12" Aluminum Cleats Cast aluminum cleats are made of a non-corrosive alloy which gives a long life even in saltwater. Fasten with 3/8" hex head bolt. |
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Cleat Angle |
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(H-CA) The cleat angle has slots that accommodate various cleat sizes. Bolt the cleat angle to the side stringer using a Washer Plate (H-W). Then bolt the cleat through the deck into the cleat angle. This will ensure that the cleat will not pull out of the deck. |
