Offset Clips for Picture Framing
Offset Clips for Picture Framing
Offset clips are picture framing hardware used to secure canvas, artwork and other objects inside wooden frames when the frame rabbet is too shallow to accommodate the contents. Frameware offset clips are available in one and two hole configurations, with or without screws, and in multiple offset sizes to help accommodate different frame and artwork depths.
Offset Clips without Screws
Choose these clips when you already have compatible screws or want to select your own fastening hardware.
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Two Hole Offset Clips | Pack of 100
Regular price From $4.19 USDRegular price$3.99 USDSale price From $4.19 USD -
One Hole Offset Clips | Pack of 100
Regular price From $4.19 USDRegular price$3.99 USDSale price From $4.19 USD
Offset Clips with Screws
Choose these kits when you want the offset clips and screws packaged together for installation.
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One Hole Offset Clips with Screws | 100 Pack
Regular price From $4.40 USDRegular price$4.19 USDSale price From $4.40 USD -
Two Hole Offset Clips with Screws | 100 Pack
Regular price From $4.40 USDRegular price$4.19 USDSale price From $4.40 USD
Variety Packs
A convenient option when you need multiple offset sizes for different framing applications.
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Offset Clip Variety Pack with Screws | Assorted Sizes
Regular price From $7.71 USDRegular price$7.34 USDSale price From $7.71 USD
Frequently Asked Questions
Share information about your brand with your customers. Describe a product, make announcements, or welcome customers to your store.What are offset clips used for?
Offset clips are picture framing hardware used to secure canvas and other objects inside wooden frame when the rabbet is too shallow to accommodate the contents.
When should I use an offset clip for a picture frame?
Use an offset clip when the frame rabbet is too shallow to accommodate the contents.
Do offset clips come with screws?
We offer offset clips both with and without screws.
How do I choose the correct offset size?
Place your artwork in the wooden frame, and measure the distance from the back of the artwork to the back edge of the frame. This will determine what size you will need.