The cleat measures eight inches in length and one and a half inches in height. It has a width of eleven point seventy-five inches.

The cleat installs with four FH thru-bolts, which are not included. Ensure proper alignment before securing to avoid any issues.

To install, align the cleat where you want it, then secure it using four FH thru-bolts. Make sure the bolts are tightened appropriately for a secure fit.

Yes, the cleat is designed for various boat types needing a reliable tie-off point. Its classic style complements different marine aesthetics.

Yes, the cleat is built for durability and can handle heavy-duty applications. Its stainless steel construction supports robust use in marine environments.

Clean the cleat with mild soap and water to remove salt and grime. Regular maintenance ensures its corrosion resistance remains effective.

If the cleat is damaged, inspect it for structural integrity. If compromised, it is recommended to replace it to ensure safety during use.

Yes, the manufacturer typically provides a warranty for defects in materials and workmanship. Check the specific warranty details upon purchase.

No, the cleat is made from corrosion resistant investment cast three hundred sixteen stainless steel, designed to withstand saltwater exposure.

Yes, the installation process is straightforward, making it accessible for beginners with basic tools. Just follow the instructions carefully.

No, the installation hardware, specifically the four FH thru-bolts, is not included. You will need to purchase these separately.

Accessories such as ropes, fenders, and other tie-down equipment are ideal. The cleat serves as a reliable point for securing these items.

The cleat is made of steel, which gives it a metallic finish. Its color complements various marine settings and equipment.

Yes, while designed for marine use, the cleat can also be utilized for various non-marine applications requiring a strong tie-off point.