250 T-Nuts for Climbing Holds

Excellent Quality steel on these, recommend over the 100 pack ones

Good quality for the money. We used them for our climbing wall. They hold my 6'4 husband without an issue. I would recommend installing the climbing hold with handheld tools. The only T-nut that came lose was the one my brother-in-law tried to install with the power drill.

Awesome product. They are not made with the same guage metal at the Metolius supplied t-nuts, but they are heavy duty enough. The only thing is both of our bags where about 25 short so I need to buy more.

I’ve seen a few reviews about the thread being wrong. I’ve bought this exact brand twice (2 different home climbing wall builds)...never had one bad thread out of 500 tnuts. I suspect people are cross threading or using metric threaded bolts. Start threading with your fingers, not an impact driver.These work great for the price, but if you plan on using them outdoors you’ll need to protect them from the weather. They will eventually rust. Additionally if you plan on re-setting your routes often, you may want to get a more expensive screw on type as the prongs on these could bend after multiple uses.They work amazingly on my MoonBoard and system wall.

My beloved wife asked me to build her a climbing wall in the garage, so being Mr. overkill, after sketching for a few hours, I knew I needed 432 to start the project, plus about 50 more for some other parts that later developed. These are just a hair thicker in diameter than the Metoluis ones that were supplied with the holds we bought. Meaning, that when the wholes were drilled, the Metoluis ones would sit right in the whole, but these were just wide enough that they might tip over as you were swinging Mjölnir to send the T-nut to the afterlife (ok, just seated fully) solution was to just tap it a couple of times, and then drop the hammer on it.

We used these for our climbing wall we built, all the T-Nuts worked great with a dab of liquid nails.We’ve been climbing on in non stop with no problems. Also they only sent me 225 but I emailed them and responded quick by sending me the missing ones! These are awesome.

These worked out great for the climbing wall we built in our garage.Used 3/4" plywood and the T-nuts worked perfectly on 7/16" drilled holes. Lay the plywood on cement floor and carefully hammer the 4-pronged T-nuts into the drilled plywood.Used up the T-nuts on a wall of 8'X10' with the holes 6" apart allowing for great flexibility in setting routes. It's best to install all the T-nuts before putting up the wall then you just have to carefully place or replace your holds and bolts as needed.