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1-1/2" Decorative Square Clavos Nails
These 1-1/2" decorative clavos nails are perfect for adorning a gate or garage door. They are made of iron and powder-coated black.
Size: 1-1/2" square
Projection: 3/8"
Finish: Black Finish (01)
The length of nail increases with the size of the clavo, beginning at 1/2" long for the smallest clavos.
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Options
Clavos Quantity
- Pack of 5 Clavos
- Pack of 10 Clavos
- Pack of 50 Clavos
- Pack of 100 Clavos
Please find links to where you can purchase different sizes and finishes in the Alternate Configurations section below.
Clavos Finishes
Available in these finishes:
Alternate Configurations
- 1" Distressed Square Iron Clavos Nail - Flat Black
- 1" Distressed Square Iron Clavos Nail - Brown Rust
- 1" Distressed Square Iron Clavos Nail - Red Rust
- 1" Distressed Square Iron Clavos Nail - Dark Bronze
Technical Info
Hardware Tips
Take a look at the Shutter Hardware & the Gate Hardware sections of our blog for helpful suggestions.Resources
Please review our Resources page for general information about all our products.FAQs
Q: Which Size Do I Choose?
A: People often wonder which size of clavo to use for their wood gate, door, or garage door. To choose the best clavo for your situation, you can ask yourself the following question:
“Do I want the clavos to be a FOCAL point or an ACCENT ?”
- Using Clavos as Focal Points: You might have a beautiful new 42” wooden gate and you want to make a bold statement with it. Go ahead and choose 2” clavos and go for it! You can also play with the quantity of clavos you use. Rather than spacing them infrequently, decrease the spacing and draw some attention! Another idea is to mix two different sizes of clavos to draw the eye.
- Using Clavos as Accent Pieces: Even with the same 42” wooden gate mentioned above, you might want to highlight the gate’s inherent architecture. In this case, a simple array of 3/4" or 1" clavos would accent the gate but not take the limelight.
The bottom line is…do what works for you. If you want to go big (literally), go big! If you’d prefer something low-key and understated, so be it. There is no “right” or “wrong” answer.
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Take a look at the Answering Customer Questions section of our blog for a deeper look at same of our product types and manufacturers.
Product Images
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This product can be returned in its original condition (original packaging intact, uninstalled, can be put back on the shelf directly) with a 15% restocking fee. If any effort is required to repackage or review the hardware, the restocking fee will be 25%. Customer responsible for return shipping. To initiate a return, please complete the Return Form. Initiate a Return Now
Options are listed in alphabetical order, below.
Add A Dummy Handle for Double Gates?
Add A Gate Stop?
Add Jar of Touch-Up Paint
Add Cane Bolt?
Backset
Door thickness
Dummy Side
Extension Kit for Gates up to 3.5"
Gate Thickness
Hinge
Interior Door Function
Key All Deadbolts Alike?
Mortise Lock Type
Rosette Style
Screw Shape & Length
Standing in Front of the Gate, Which Way Does It Swing?
Standing in the same position, what side is the gate hinged on?
Type of Strike
Add A Dummy Handle for Double Gates?
If you have a double gate, it’s an option to add a dummy handle to the outside of the inactive gate. The dummy handle gives a ‘finished’ and symmetrical look to the gates and provides a handle to pull and push the inactive gate with. For gates that will be used frequently by people who aren’t familiar with the gate: dummy handles can also cause confusion because a visitor doesn’t know which handle is operable.Add A Gate Stop?
A gate stop is needed on all gates. The stops that we have are attached to the gate and catch on the post when the gate is pushed closed. The stop maintains the proper alignment so that the latch can latch, but won’t be damaged if the gate is slammed.
Add Jar of Touch-Up Paint
Each cranked band strap hinge comes with a carriage bolt, which is installed through the hinge and through the door/gate. These bolts have a silver finish. At installation, you can paint the carriage bolt’s head black with optional touch-up paint.Add Cane Bolt?
A cane bolt is needed when you have a double gate set. The cane bolt holds the inactive gate down to the ground. It can also be used to hold a gate open. Sometimes two cane bolts are used on double gates (one on each gate) so the gates can be held open (in the case of a driveway gate, for example).Backset
The backset is the distance from the edge of the door or gate to the centerpoint of the through-hole of the hardware. Dummy handles do not require a backset.
Cylinder
Deadbolts can be either “single cylinder” or “double cylinder”. Single means there is a key hole on the outside and a thumbturn on the inside. Double means there is a key hole on both sides of the deadbolt.
Door thickness
Refer to the range of acceptable thicknesses on the product description, and then choose your door’s thickness. Try to choose a thickness within 1/8” of your actual thickness.Dummy Side
When you need a dummy handle, you’ll need to choose which side to order. There are two options: Left and Right. Refer to the image below to determine your dummy handle.
Extension Kit for Gates up to 3.5"
These latches fit gates up to 2-1/2” with the standard tongue. With the addition of an extended tongue piece, you can fit a gate or door up to 3-1/2” thick.Gate Thickness
Refer to the range of acceptable thicknesses on the product description, and then choose your gate’s thickness. Try to choose a thickness within 1/8” of your actual thickness.Hinge
A number of hinge options are available. Butt hinges work on gates that are ~6 feet high and 42” wide. A thicker gate can use a bigger butt hinge than a thinner gate. If the gate or door is wider than 48”, you should choose a strap hinge.Interior Door Function
When you need a dummy handle, you’ll need to choose which side to order. There are two options: Left and Right. Refer to the image below to determine your dummy handle.- Passage Function: Passage or Hall and Closet Lever Handles are used on doors that do not require a locking mechanism. Halls, closets, pantry or laundry doors will generally use a passage leverset. Passage levers do not have a locking mechanism.
- Privacy Function: Privacy Hardware are most often used on Bedrooms, Baths or Office doors where a lock for privacy while occupied is desired, but a keyed lock is not really necessary. Emtek privacy levers have a push button on the rosette or backplate as shown to the left to activate the lock. On the outside, there is a pin hole for emergency unlocking. Some levers will have a pin hole inside a circular piece, some just have a small pinhole.
- Dummy Function: Emtek Double Dummy Door Knobs are sold in pairs. Dummy knobs do not have a latch or mechanism of any kind. These door knobs are surface mounted to a door that has not been bored (large hole cut out). Dummy knobs are generally used on double doors that us a ball catch at the top to keep them closed so a latch is not required. They are also commonly found on the inactive side of a french door - a single dummy mounted on either side of the inactive door.
Key All Deadbolts Alike?
If you’re ordering two or more deadbolts, you have the option to use the same key for both, so that you don’t have to use separate keys. If you’re ordering one deadbolt choose “Single Lock or Not Keyed Alike.”Mortise Lock Type
Rosette Style
The rosette is the plate portion of your hardware. Choose the rosette that works best for the style you desire.Screw Shape & Length
Hex head screws are made of stainless steel and finished dark to coordinate with the hardware. Square head screws are made of a rust-resistant material (not stainless) and finished dark to coordinate with the hardware. If you’re in a coastal area, choosing the hex head fasteners is the best choice.Standing in Front of the Gate, Which Way Does It Swing?
This gate latch is handed one direction or the other. For single gates, you can answer the handing questions from either side of the gate as long you answer both questions standing in the same position. For double gates: answer the handing question for the active gate (the one that will have the latch installed).Standing in the same position, what side is the gate hinged on?
This gate latch is handed one direction or the other. For single gates, you can answer the handing questions from either side of the gate as long you answer both questions standing in the same position. For double gates: answer the handing question for the active gate (the one that will have the latch installed).Type of Strike
Surface strike: will be installed to the face of the post (or the face of the second gate if this is a double gate).
Mortise strike: will be installed the inner edge of the post (or the edge of the second gate if this is a double gate).
